#the Lodge of Sorceresses

[scredgirl]

Commission i did AGES ago and forgot to post!!

[zoeysdamn]

Shoutout to whoever had made this sign I saw at the Paris Pride ; you know your shit and I love you

(the Lodge of sorceresses should be sponsoring every pride istg)

[chaosandorder46]

Headcanon: Signature Scents

Ok, we all know Yennefer has her canon signature scent...but what about the rest of the sorceresses???

✨✨✨Also, are these perfumes? My HC is this is the scent that comes from their chaos vs. a perfume. ✨✨✨

🟣 Yennefer- lilac and gooseberries

🟠 Triss- apricot, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves

🟢 Sabrina- mandarin oranges, basil, sandalwood

🟡 Rita- vanilla and spiced rum

🔵 Tissaia- Rosemary and mint

🟤 Keira- cannabis and bergamot

⚫ Fringilla- campfire, vanilla, licorice

⚪ Philippa- cedarwood, pine needles, citrus

🟠 Coral- saltwater, coconut, and sunshine

🟤Vanielle- leather, parchment, and jasmine

[perseruna]

THE MOTHER LODGE!!!!!!!!!!!

[uiuishii]

Because I am now unmasked this is a close up of my pride shitty sign (I wanted a wax seal "P.E" near the "approved by Philippa Eilhart" but I didn't have the time).

I also did this one that only French People or politics nerds can understand

My motto

[minne-cerbinna]

Every lady must have her attendants.

[laurikarauchscat]

"Little sister!" The woman calls her, smile just as beautiful as Ciri remembers.

Her body, warm and soft and fun, envelops the travel weary soul.

[redanianstupidity]

there is no conjuring something from nothing. there is a give and a take.

opinions may differ on this one but im personally glad they kept her death in the show. in the books tissaia is more of a mysterious figure of power and wisdom - her suicide metaphorically represents mages killing themselves my their own hands.

now, in the show the same metaphor stays, but also we saw a much more humane side of her. we saw a woman who gave and fought for her goal and that's aretuza. when yennefer wanted to give up tiss told her how she has so much more to give. The thing is, tissaia did not. but it's done wonderfully. yes, it heartbreaking but when she took her own life she wasn't losing control, she was ending things on her terms. because she knew she gave all she had, in that moment i believe she was content and knew she's leaving the world of magic in the good hands. but her time in it was up. she lived a long life, full of blood and heartbreak, but in the end she made something good, even if almost all of it was destroyed.

[fangirleaconmigo]

Ten tickets for the Barbie movie please.

(Has this been done yet? Because these girls would be first in line)

Screenshot credit: Outspokenbeef15 on Reddit.

[vesemirsexual]

you gotta hand it to Sapkowski. he said: here is a group of woman. why yes, some of them ARE having gay sex. very accurate.

[groundrunner100]

Lauren Schmidt Hissrich Did The Women of The Witcher SO Dirty, It Makes An Outhouse Look Squeaky Clean.

Fuck Netflix, & it’s fixation on Economic Social Governance.

[daerienn]

Gentle reminder that we are hosting another Teeny Tiny Tissaia Bang. You can find all info here! Happy writing and arting! 🫶🏻

[fantasyoftales]

Triss Merigold

[chaosandorder46]

Chapter 3 is up... Cold Brew recipe included. ☕🥰

[notsofriendlyfriendlyreminder]

The lodge sleepover

Philippa: C'mno Triss! Tell us all about your new man! Keira: Yea! Yennefer, who joined to get intel: Yeaa! Triss: OKAY! Well he is tall a bit cold but in a good way. Philippa: Oooohh Triss: He has light hair. Keira: Sexyyy Triss: He might not look like he cares but he cares you know- OH and he's a witcher! Philippa: At least you don't have to worry about children. Keira: Exactly! I'm jealous- Yennefer you okay? You look mad.

[uiuishii]

I don't know if you guys saw the REDKIT witcher restoration of one of the potential endings of the witcher 3 that was ultimately cut out. During this ending Yennefer was supposed to betray the lodge. And now I really think about all of it. Would Yennefer really do that ? Betraying Philippa is one thing, but Margarita ? We know Yennefer is ready to make every sacrifice for Ciri. However, I feel like this is going to far, even for her.

If we can agree that it is an interesting way of exploring Yennefer's morality, I guess the developpers thought it would be a little out of character.

I really enjoyed Philippa's lines tho (of course).

Queen I missed your voice