World & Setting
22 entries in the The Witcher compendium.
NovigradA city of gold and lies where the Eternal Fire burns bright against the dark.Skellige IslesA home to several clans resembling Norse-Gaels, where Geralt seeks Ciri and battles the Wild Hunt.CintraThe kingdom of Queen Calanthe and Ciri, destroyed by Nilfgaardian invaders.Kovir and PovissThe neutral northern kingdom whose aid helps the North win its second war with Nilfgaard.VelenThe war-ravaged no man's land of The Witcher 3, ruled by the Bloody Baron.ToussaintThe duchy of Anna Henrietta, untouched by war, and the setting of Blood and Wine.MahakamThe Dwarf kingdom of The Witcher, ruled by the Clan-Chief Brouver Hoog.OxenfurtA Redanian city of the North.The ContinentWhere the Conjunction’s scars run deep, magic bleeds into reality, and a witcher’s steel is the only law in…Nilfgaardian EmpireThe Southern hegemony that dominates the Continent and challenges the fragmented North.RedaniaThe Northern Kingdom of King Vizimir, Prince Radovid and the spymaster Dijkstra.KaedwenThe Northern Kingdom of King Henselt, home of Kaer Morhen.AedirnThe Northern Kingdom with its capital at Vengerberg.Lyria and RiviaThe twin Northern Kingdom of Queen Meve, who knighted Geralt of Rivia.SoddenWhere the sky turned black with fire and mages sacrificed their lives to save the North.VerdenA Northern Kingdom ruled by King Ervyll in Sword of Destiny.VizimaThe capital of Temeria and the city of the first Witcher game.Thanedd IslandThe island of the Aretuza school of magic, where the mages' coup broke the Brotherhood of Sorcerers.BlavikenThe town where Geralt of Rivia became the Butcher of Blaviken.Hengfors LeagueMinor northern kingdom, once Kovir's East MarchCrookback BogSwamp in southern Velen ruled by the CronesCorvo BiancoToussaint vineyard given to Geralt
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