Have you ever wondered about Geralt’s teenage years?
As Witcher fans, we’ve accompanied the White Wolf on many adventures, yet his earlier years remain somewhat of a mystery.
In a newly announced release, titled The Witcher: Crossroads of Ravens, we’ll see what helped shape Geralt into the experienced, guff monster hunter we adore.
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Before anyone gets carried away, this isn’t anything to do with The Witcher 4.
Sadly, we still have a long wait ahead of us before CD Projekt Red announces anything in that department.
Speaking of new adventures, we can't wait for The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep
Not that we need it now that we have this Witcher 3 overhaul to keep us busy for the foreseeable future.
The Witcher: Crossroads of Ravens is a new addition to The Witcher’s book series.
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The paperback edition will become available shortly on 29 November, while the ebook version will launch on 1 December.
To give you a taster of what Geralt will face, here’s a description about the upcoming adventure.
“This time, the master of Polish fantasy takes us back to Geralt's teenage years, a time when he was just beginning his journey as a Witcher,” it reads.
“Armed with two runic swords, Geralt faces countless challenges: battling monsters, rescuing innocent maidens, and aiding lovers [...] Yet, as is often the case, life has a way of testing youthful idealism, forcing him to confront the harsh realities of the world.”
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If you’re tempted by this new book, there's a still catch for those of us who can’t read Polish – the English version isn’t out until early 2025.
Despite this disappointing news for some fans, everyone is still seeing the funny side in reading about Geralt as a teenager.
“CD Projekt Red announces: The Witcher 5: Smells Like Teen Spirit,” joked ExotiquePlayboy.
Beyond the occasional quip, fans are simply grateful for some positive news.
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“Finally, some good news in this world!” posted glassgwaith.
We must admit, it’s always a happy day when Geralt is involved. Unless you’re a monster he’s hunting, then it’ll be less fun for you.
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