#the witcher daily

[spielzeugkaiser]

Prompt 9: Switch

[rabid-transcendentalist]

Dear reader, your mission if you chose to accept it is to get "dean winchester" to trend before the end of pride month

[thedragonqueens]

Yennefer of Vengerberg in The Witcher s3 - icons

like or reblog if you save/use any pic <33

[midzilla]

a moment of care, afterwards

a request from @lookoutrogue

Alternate (cause my brain needed it):

[likatnes]

A moment of peace | My Instagram

[cardierreh15]

Light of My Life ✨

[the-daily-male]

mods you should let me fistfight my next opponent i'll give you a choccy bar

SIDE 5B BONUS

Permafrost

Joey Batey

[onlymagpie]

a little Zoltan (and field marshal windbag) WIP ✨

[uiuishii]

*Tissaia screaming at some random owl in the sky*: Philippa !! You better come back before the curfew !!!

[tarot-hugs]

Strength - Tarot Study

[imaginarycyberpunk2023]

OTP: Lite Sneeze // Vinnie Gallo & Macha Richter

Inspired by a wallpaper from "The Witcher 3 - Wild Hunt" - inspiration under the cut.

Yes, Vinnie has the Black Unicorn katana. I thought about putting him in the wolf school jacket but this motorcycle one fits with Machas hair too perfectly too pass up. I am stoked how this turned out!

I added the fire sparks with Photoshop, but I think it would have been possible with photomode, too? I just forgot...

[essskel]

thinking about the canonical Kaer Morhen chore wheel again.

[actuallyrandompersondaily]

“It’s alright, I’d suspected as much,” Jaskier says, even as he shoots Geralt a judgemental look. “I am Jaskier the master bard, and I met Geralt some ten years ago now. I wrote a rather popular song about the incident…?”

“Oh!” Eskel said, eyes lighting up slightly in recognition. “You’re Jaskier. Okay.”

Eskel imbues his name with the same odd weight that Yennifer had, when she’d first put the pieces together. Jaskier, who hadn’t realised he’d made such an impression on Geralt back when they first met, finds himself feeling oddly pleased.

“That I am, my good witcher! But perhaps more importantly, I’m currently travelling with Geralt because we’re soulmates.”

[thedragonqueens]

*Geralt saves Jaskier life*

Geralt: Just because I saved you doesn't mean I care about you

Jaskier: but you saved me!!

Geralt: and I'm starting regret this decision

[vulpinesaint]

i very much keep myself in my own little bubble on the internet because i am aromantic and also a hater and so fandom spaces are generally pretty hellish for me. however in the witcher fandom specifically i am forever surprised to see the complete lack of engagement with the actual themes of the text. like,,, i am certain that there are people out there having great conversations about it but the fact that the only widely accessible discourse (in the epistemological sense of the word not internet arguments) around the story is surface level character discussions when there is SO much to talk about there in OBVIOUS ways. obvi there are deeper character conversations to be had (so little about geralt's like. deep grief at his perceived inability to be human. i'll forgive it cause it is much more prevalent in the books but it's still a shame...) but there are SO many larger-scale things to talk about. the witcher as a story about colonialism i feel like i never see mentioned and considering the sheer integral nature of that discourse in the text it seems really improbable that nobody wants to talk about it? from the very beginning the story is telling you very openly about the way that humanity assumes itself to be the rightful occupant of the land when it is in fact an occupying force, and it's discussing what makes for a rightful use of violence in pushing back against that colonizing force, and what is necessary for survival under colonialism, like... i've still only read a few of the books but even JUST in the edge of the world story, without considering the scoia'tael and the larger dynamics of the fantasy racism and systemic discrimination in the world of the witcher, it is a VERY clear story about the aftereffects of genocide and the question of integration into the occupying force. like you CAN'T ignore that or write it out of the story for the netflix show cause that's what the larger story is About. and beyond engaging with the direct themes of the text i feel like i'm missing so many critical discussions. so much to talk about with the men-writing-women of it all, the way that yennefer is treated by the original author and then the way that in trying to work around that characterization she sort of just gets girlbossified in the other direction by the netflix writers, the way that yennefer is either beloved without criticism or hated without critical thought by the fandom. idk. again i say nothing with absolute certainty because i do take pains to talk about this in my own little corner and not seek much out about it but man. all this fanfic and we're not gonna talk about Any of that? not even geralt of rivia's central motivation of being a guy who wants to do the right thing?

[justjoshinh]

something I drew . #witcher #art for ya. I really reeeeeeally didn't like this one. but I tried. some #geralt of rivia for ya.