Wiedźmin. Szpony i kły

The original Witcher stories have a rich folklore background, but this version feels even more intense and gritty. I'm curious what motivated this new direction.

The characters often face choices that aren’t clearly right or wrong, which made me question what I’d do in their place. How did others interpret their moral struggles?

The monsters here seem more visceral and symbolic of human darkness. I'm interested in what influenced his depiction of creature design and symbolism.