When will The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt be on Nintendo Switch 2? Since the new expansion 'Songs of the Past' is coming next year, and who knows when will The Witcher IV announcement for the release date come what may.

How does someone get in contact with the mods/bureaucrats for this wiki? I am asking this because I have an image I could like to give one to help them update one of their pages, specifically the Carabella Steel Sword for the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

So I noticed how the year 760s for the First Landings apparently comes from The World of the Witcher, specifically the line "proper human expansion in the region now known as the Northern Kingdoms began relatively recently, around five hundred years ago" and is written from the perspective of 1272.

For the books, is there any such statement or illusion as to when humans first arrived? Looking at the Temerian dynasty and that it's suggested King Dezmod and King Geddes both lived in close proximity to one another I'd estimate Temeria (supposedly one of the first human kingdoms) came into existence about 250 years ago rather than 450-500 years ago.

So… at first I was trying to look up details from Thronebreaker and nothing came up in search. But searching for the same articles in google brought me to the correct wiki page. Then I began to have the same issue with B&W content, even for main story quests. Finally, I tried to look up the Dragon of Fyresdal (the forktail) and IT, a base game enemy, can’t be searched for either. Anybody experiencing the same, or have an idea what’s up?

So apparently after the isle of mist/bald mountain quest, the armorer at the hierarch square doesn't sell the relict witcher steel and silver swords anymore.

Tested it for myself by loading an older save game and can confirm it. And some comments on reddit stated the same. Has anyone else noticed this?

I thought it should be added to the armorer article.

Playing on PC v4.04

As I’m currently watching the decline of the netflix series in real time, I can certainly get why folks have lost faith in it. But Sirens has a bit of my curiosity. As I understand it, it’s part of the games timeline and includes Geralt’s game VA. Has anyone given it a go? If so, what did you think?

Ditto for any other shows that may be worthwhile, all I really know of is Blood Origin which looked so bad I didn’t even try it.

I was re-reading The Sword of Destiny and realized that Geralt refers to the famous Nilfgaardian defeat at Sodden Hill as “the second battle of Sodden”. In a hunt to find info on a supposed first battle, I found some conflicting articles around the subject.

This article, titled “Battle of Sodden Hill” appears to be the aforementioned second battle; claiming that in 1263, during the first war with Nilfgaard, a force of 23 mages repelled the advance.

Meanwhile, THIS article, titled “First battle of Sodden” claims that in 1263 the Nilfgaardian Empire began their invasion of the North and won a battle at Marnadal and led to the siege of Cintra.

Clearly ONE or BOTH of these are misnamed and misinformed; I’m not sure who this mix up should be pointed out to so here’s a shout to the community! Geralt says that the battle of the 23 mages was the Second, the first is yet unknown(?), and I don’t think there was a real third during Nilfgaard’s invasion of the North, so perhaps that “first battle of sodden” article should just be removed? Let’s discuss.

Hey y’all. I’m going through Novigrad and doing alright. But as far as build direction, I just plain have no idea. So I’d love to hear some recommendations. What early to mid game gear should I go for? What witcher sets are solid? And probably most especially, what skills are actually good? Feel like I have a stroke whenever I open that skill tree, lol.

Also, I have a tendency not to really use potions or bombs. Is this a viable way to go through the game, or should I try to develop some new habits?

I am truly surprised that after the release of Crossroads of Ravens in English, there are still no pages about characters from the new novel. I thought that the English-speaking community, which is probably the largest in terms of readers, would be very interested in this. Can someone explain to me whether there are no volunteers to write articles, or what is actually going on?

I want your objective opinions no matter how you feel about the show. Do you think that if it was completely original story that just took some inspirations from The Witcher instead of being semi adaptation, do you think it would've been good?