The Witcher - The official BYC Fan Club

[Painted Calls]

Maybe? The one with the wings on his helmet that's hunting Cirilla

Have you seen him without his helmet yet?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Have you seen him without his helmet yet?

Yep he looks like Murphy from The 100 and Marcus Álvares from 3%

 

[Painted Calls]

Yep he looks like Murphy from The 100 and Marcus Álvares from 3%

*off to Google*

 

[JacinLarkwell]

*off to Google*

Look for season 1 or 2 for Murphy. Not the later seasons

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Although i also really like Teá and Vea

 

[Painted Calls]

Oh wow, he kind of does!

 

[Tankueray]

I do not think they outright covered it in the show yet,

Spoiler

but the gold eyes are the result of the mutagens given during the trial of grasses that turns you into a witcher. All witchers have base yellow eyes. As to other changes in color or physical appearance, it's the potions. They haven't really gone deeply into them in the tv series other than showing Geralt taking them, and Triss mixing them at Kaer Morhen, but the potions, oils, and elixirs are part of a witcher's arsenal and enhance their abilities in various different ways. Cat enhances their ability to see in the dark (big pupils). Swallow increases the rate at which the witcher's body heals. Black blood causes a witcher's blood to be toxic to vampires and necrophages ( various blood suckers), causing burns when they get bitten. Etc, etc... They also take a physical toll on witchers in the form of what's essentially toxic shock to their systems (they're depicting it with the greying skin and blackening veins in the series). Witchers also have healing potions to counteract those, as well as their bodies enhanced self-healing. Potions allow them to do their jobs, but are their own double-edged swords.

This lore lesson sponsored by the letter "M".

Yep, that was all covered in the "between season background cartoon series/movie". It's called Nightmare of the Wolf. I don't think they named the potions, but I feel like I heard their names somewhere else, and I've only ever seen the Netflix stuff.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Yep, that was all covered in the "between season background cartoon series/movie". It's called Nightmare of the Wolf. I don't think they named the potions, but I feel like I heard their names somewhere else, and I've only ever seen the Netflix stuff.

Yeah they do cover the trial in NOTW.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Just finished the dragon episode

 

[Painted Calls]

Just finished the dragon episode

What did you think? Loved the twist at the end. I guessed it about halfway through I think. We're you surprised, or did you get that feeling too?