#geralt of Rivia

[spielzeugkaiser]

Me?? Coming back two days before Sirens of the deep with geraskier fluff? Hell yeah-

[multifandommenace]

To be fair as someone who's read the book that the average citizen is also seeing the creepy pest control guy who has a non-zero chance of

A) stealing your kid (law of surprise really but people get salty)

B) Murdering someone for stiffing them on payment (low but. Possible)

C) As far as anyone can tell murdering someone, her friends, and several guards for seemingly no reason.

There's other things like nobody wants to pay them much so if you pass a group of people off as greedy murder happy Jerusalem who are barely above the monsters they hunt, and the fact that some (especially Geralt) fall strongly into uncanny valley especially when they've been hitting the potions.

The biggest reason though definitely is a statement on how people will villainize outcasts who have a vital role in the running of society by claiming they're subhuman in order to pay them less money.

still kind of hilarious that people in the witcher universe are often extremely racist against witchers. like bro. how you gonna have beef with the pest control guys. sure they have yellow cat eyes and creepy magic powers but they got those specifically as part of the process to become the pest control guys. your pests are six feet tall and killing the neighborhood kids. why are you like this

[wannastayugly]

"How do you keep getting yourself in situations like this, fish?"

A Sirens of the Deep-inspired little thing ❤

[oonoturna]

I have made you smile a lot…

[thedemonofcat]

Despite being a horse, Roach had an uncanny understanding of Geralt’s emotions. She knew that once, he had been alone—until Jaskier came along. Though Geralt never admitted it, Roach could tell he was happier with the bard by his side.

But then Jaskier left, and Roach could sense Geralt’s sadness once more.

Determined to fix things, Roach embarks on a solo journey across the continent to track down Jaskier and bring him back. Meanwhile, Geralt is left utterly bewildered, wondering where on earth his horse has gone.

[angrykittybarbarian]

I find it fascinating how they want the female characters to look like they have access to 21st century make-up and plastic surgery in a medievalish setting but throw a fit as soon as a character in that same exact setting has a skin colour darker than an egg shell or, god forbid, has the OPTION to have top surgery scars.

[toss-a-coin-to-your-stan-account]

tomorrow we get season one era geralt and jaskier back. tomorrow we get a silly bard in his silly doublets and not a single bad bob in sight. tomorrow. even if just for one day. the witcher fandom will have a renaissance of the vibes unseen since 2020. we'll be so back

[spielzeugkaiser]

I watched a certain movie today! We finally saw them at the coast..

[raynecreates]

Some older Geraskier sketches from yonder Patreon ♥️

[fandom-junk-drawer]

@0dde11eth @everything-but-the-not-natural @help-help-i-need-an-adult @random-apollo-child

Cowboy geraskier AU?

[yenneferblog]

YENNEFER OF VENGERBERG & GERALT OF RIVIA The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep (2025)

[justslightlyconfused]

“If you know my name it means you know his songs”

[dirbenaffleck]

HENRY CAVILL as GERALT OF RIVIA Netflix’s The Witcher ‧ Voleth Meir

[fandom-junk-drawer]

*deep inhale*

This is so stupid but i couldn't help myself

[zmijowka]

Geralt at Ellander. Healing in the Temple of Melitele. Re-reading the whole saga is extremely nostalgic for me.