火之洗禮

There are so many intense scenes but also moments of introspection. I wonder if the pacing was carefully planned or evolved naturally.

Geralt's decisions often feel morally grey, which adds depth but also makes me question what I would do in his place. Is that what kept others hooked?

The setting feels so real and layered; I’m curious whether Sapkowski drew from existing mythologies or crafted everything from scratch.