#téa and véa

[hanzajesthanza]

happy year of the dragon 🎉🎊🐉 with our favorite golden dragon

(and, because it wouldn't be a post of mine, after all, without a long footnote: to be clear, villentretenmerth was inspired by the legend of the dragon of wawel hill, and when people (meaning: netflix) erroneously claim that he was inspired by asian dragons instead, and mention nothing of this krakówian dragon nor the cobbler twiney whom defeated it, it actually kind of ticks me off, not only because i find it lazy, but also because the whole point of villentretenmerth's character is that he's a subversion of the type of cruel, greedy dragon from european mythology... however, i'm setting all of this aside momentarily, because since i was born in 2000, my zodiac is that of a golden dragon, and because i also happen to be a witcher fan... i call for borch-posting)

[ghostlylicious]

might just draw canon téa and véa because it was always off to me how a lot of official witcher media represented the zerikkanians bc i think their thinking process was like: aggressive, fierce, can't speak english, and near dessert = african or arabian. which today just feels off but idk!!! it esp doesn't help how zerikkanians are often represented as one of the only groups of people with melanin 😭😔 ill give the netflix witcher show credit to where credit is due bc i like the diverse casting, although i do think more of them should've been polish

and i feel like the fact that these téa and véa designs are not canon at all makes it even worse like its obv they didn't come from the books. blonde téa and véa solidarity guys 🩷 ofc i love my melanin women so im going to give them melanin don't you worry-- i give canonically white characters melanin anyways, or black characters having vitiligo, so i dont think this should be hypocritical or anything i just wanna draw my hcs i find fun hsjbds

[yennskier-feed-ao3]

Draco

Draco

by WolfaMoon

After the mountain, Yennefer confronts Jaskier about his secret.

Words: 8574, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: The Witcher (TV), Wiedźmin | The Witcher - All Media Types

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/M

Characters: Jaskier | Dandelion, Yennefer z Vengerbergu | Yennefer of Vengerberg, Triss Merigold, Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia, Borch Three Jackdaws | Villentretenmerth, Véa (The Witcher), Téa (The Witcher), Vesemir (The Witcher), Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon, Lambert (The Witcher), Tissaia de Vries

Relationships: Jaskier | Dandelion/Yennefer z Vengerbergu | Yennefer of Vengerberg, Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia & Jaskier | Dandelion, Jaskier | Dandelion & Triss Merigold

Additional Tags: Dragon Jaskier | Dandelion, Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Hurt Jaskier | Dandelion, Protective Yennefer z Vengerbergu | Yennefer of Vengerberg, Non-Human Jaskier | Dandelion, Good Friend Yennefer z Vengerbergu | Yennefer of Vengerberg, Kaer Morhen's Fanon Hot Springs (The Witcher), Secret Identity, Season/Series 01, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon & Jaskier | Dandelion Friendship, Falling In Love, Friendship/Love

[yaskefer]

in the books, it's very explicitly implied that téa and véa are having sex with borch. in the show, jaskier's song the golden one, talks of him having 'won the hearts of the huntress pair'... so i think we can quite safely say that jaskier fucked that old man.

[witcher-couture]

Franck Sorbier Couture Fall Winter 2013

Armour for Téa and Véa, companions and “weapons” of Borch Three Jackdaws

[eddiestarchild]

I feel like my lovely ladies Téa and Véa, don't get enough love.

"Véa, was one of two Zerrikanian warriors, along with Téa, who accompanied Borch Three Jackdaws wherever he went. He liked to refer to them as his weapons and rightfully so, as their sword skills with their sabres were unmatched."

I don't agree with the "his weapons" as it implies ownership, but it is in the book.

[mypersonalfurball]

I’ve found that every time I look for the Witcher content, I mostly look for Jaskier, Geralt or both (damn my shipping heart). This is actually kind of sad for me because while I watched the show I spent A LOT of time admiring practically every female character on it.

So this is my female “The Witcher” characters appreciation post - where I’ll try to list as many female characters and why I loved them (in no particular order):

Yennefer - I love everything about her, really. She’s not an easy person to get along with and she tends to put her own ambitions first. That doesn’t mean she doesn't care deeply for the people she knows. I loved watching her learn how happiness isn’t always linked with getting what you want, but still try to get the unattainable and go for what she wants. Her being physically deformed in the beginning and how fixing that didn’t fix her problems was incredibly inspiring, too. Plus she’s beautiful and was beautiful even before she “fixed” her body.

Renfri - She had BADASS screaming in my mind from the first moment she spoke. I thought her affair with Geralt was rushed and made no sense, but she really didn’t need him to be awesome. And I felt her anger and desire for revenge with every fiber of my being. Her fighting scene was very impressive. (She was also the first character that made me applaud the costume designers for making female armors smart and practical without sexualizing them)

Cirilla - She’s sweet and compassionate, she listens to others and doesn’t judge without reason, and she is capable of acting under pressure (like when she stabbed the doppler in the neck). Also, such a cinnamon roll!

Calanthe - Again, I loved basically everything about this character. She’s strong but not invincible, smart but still makes many mistakes, very protective and caring for her family even if at the expense of others, and she’s even willing to fight destiny itself for her loved ones. And she’s Badass af.

Tissaia - She is hard and sometimes cruel, but she still tries her best to give her students what they want and need. She’s strong and regal and tries to do her best for what she believes.

Triss - Kindhearted, sweet and ready to help, she is one of the most moral characters we see. I hope to get more of her.

Pavetta - She neutralized an entire hall full of guards, knights, warriors and even a Witcher to get to be with her loved one. If that’s not determination and power I don’t know what is.

Fringilla - Strong, smart and not to be underestimated. Her willingness to learn forbidden things is something I personally appreciate.

Marilka - Both sweet and spice. Her willingness to approach a Witcher despite what everyone else around her thinks is admirable. Also, her wanting to join Geralt rather than stay in her boring life - same. The fact she changed her mind in the end is really understandable, too. She wasn’t supposed to be dragged into the fight, but she was because of her acceptance of Geralt.

Sabrina - Capable, talented and ready for action. Regal and confident.

The Dryads - With Eithné in their front. They were impressive, willing to stop and listen, and showed amazing battle tactics.

Téa and Véa - They were wonderful fighters, intimidating and strong, and had a no-nonsense attitude. They also radiated confidence by the gallons. (If I was as confident as Jaskier I’d probably try to flirt with them, too tbh)

I just needed a list of awesome female characters here. If anyone wants to add to this, feel welcome.

I also want to address again how amazing the costume designers are because they managed to make absolutely all the cast look amazing and impressive without sexualizing anyone (at least without a good reason)

[ub-sessed]

*sigh* Upon closer scrutiny my theory does not hold up:

But I can still pretend.

So what's up with the ring Jaskier wears around his neck in season 2?

[thewitchersdaily]

Flirting 101: pick-up lines by Jaskier.

[mistress-light]

#Jaskiershenanigans

[rubyredwisp]

The Witcher - 1.06 Rare Species

[chaotic-bard]

[acecroft]

You're like two fiercely loyal... uh, friends. I wanna say friends. Relatives. Contract security.

[laoih]

“This woman just killed a man with her bare hands  for trying to steal your horse.“

“Maybe she'll make a better travel companion, then.”

The Witcher (2019) | Téa and Véa

[alrightsnaps]

I just can't wrap my head around watching a show with as many badass female characters as the Witcher and stanning Blonde Henry Cavill and his donkey.

Seriously, those guys?

Unrealistic.

[ivanovaisalwaysright]

Y'know given all the sex scenes in netflix's Witcher I'm kinda surprised they cut the bit where he goes off to have group sex with actual dragon Borch Three Jackdaws along with Téa and Véa in a four person bathtub.