witcher
- noun
- /ˈwɪtʃər/
- Jargon
- Geralt of Rivia is the main character, a famous witcher known for his supernatural abilities.
- Witcher series
- Witcher 3
And Giralt says we're witchers, Tris, can't you understand that?
- And Giralt says we're witchers, Tris, can't you understand that?
- It was not what he did, but but equally, like I said, I think the the family as a whole, Liam, who is the new Witcher as well.
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The next game from the people behind The Witcher is called Cyberpunk 2077.
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We've known for a while that CD Projekt Red, the folks who make those great Witcher role-playing games, are making a new sci-fi game.
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But First off, The Witcher, which I did overall enjoy the TV show.
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The Last Wish first book short story collection in the Witcher series.
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Let's take The Witcher 2, for example.
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Thanks for watching The Witcher on Netflix.
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The latter interest is what puts The Witcher 2 and Star Wars: The Old Republic on my list.
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The Witcher author has more than a few fiery opinions of CD Projekt's video games.
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News: The Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski lets the world know exactly how he feels about CD Projekt's Witcher videogames.
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While The Witcher 2 allows a more strictly divergent storyline, it's hardly role-playing (but it's great storytelling, I'll give them that).
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Witcher was chosen in English from the Polish name Wiedźmin, which comes from wiedźma meaning 'witch'. It also looks like witch plus the ending -er, like hunter, so a witcher is a special monster fighter who uses some magic.