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Witcher experts tell me: In Lady of the Lake is there an information that Toussaint is covered in snow? Beacause I swear, I always thought it was just slightly less sunny there during fall/winter. I know that the mountains are covered in snow so they can't pass, but I always had the idea of Southern Italy/Southern Spain/Mediterranean kind of weather where it rarely snows.
(i forgor, but I saw a fanart with snowy Toussaint and i dunno anymore)
"Ignorance is no justification for ill-conceived actions. When one doesn't know or has doubts it's best to seek advice"
Emiel Regis 🌿
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Yes, I use mods to keep Triss lore-accurate.
That woman has chestnut/auburn colored hair, blue eyes, and a scar on her chest she tends to cover up.
There are a lot of reasons Polish nationalists' attempts to portray Sapkowski's work as TRUE POLISH SLAVIC ULTRAPATRIOTIC FANTASY are silly to say the least, but a big one must be that the guy is in love with specifically American fantasy to the point of being ridiculous at times. I've just read his introduction to one of the Fafrhd and Grey Mouser books and he was literally like "Fritz Leiber invented the idea of high fantasy, he was the First One to Do It. Oh, but what about all those British writers who had been doing it for decades before he did? Well, they weren't doing it IN AMERICA, THE HOMELAND OF FANTASY, so they don't count".
Got my baby girl, Lillie of Temeria from @beidak-art ❤️ Thank you for doing her again! I missed her in your style!
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Regis doodle <3
One of my favorite things about The Witcher verse being set in a pseudo european middle ages is that, except for the sorceresses, all of these characters are flat earthers. Read a short story yesterday where Geralt told Dandelion that Yen had said the moon controls the tides and this idiot was like "Bullshit! It's obviously a giant monster living at the bottom of the ocean, that's common knowledge, Geralt."
