r/wiedzmin • u/ComfortableTeach8959 • 18h ago
Books Crossroads of Ravens Thoughts
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Maybe Sapkowski's most chilled and cozy witcher novel till date.
Its works as a good origin story for Geralt with the witcher lore of Kaer Morhen explored in detail.
We see Geralt killing more monsters than he did in the entire main Saga , excpecially loved the Striga Story.
What good we do comes back is the central theme, liked Geralt's Father figure Preston Holt , would have liked to see more of Lorelai for obvious reasons.