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The games take place immediately after the events of the books.

The TV show is a loose adaptation of the books.

Google search results are currently dominated by Fandom.com wikis, which, while comprehensive, are plagued by autoplay video ads, intrusive pop-ups, and user-generated inaccuracies.

Conversely, TheWitcher.com offers:

TheWitcher.com is the official website dedicated to The Witcher franchise, a multimedia universe originating from the fantasy novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski and expanded through video games (notably by CD Projekt Red), a Netflix television series, comics, and assorted merchandise. The site serves as the primary hub for official news, multimedia content, lore resources, and promotional material tied to the franchise’s various incarnations.

With the release of Netflix’s The Witcher (starring Henry Cavill and now Liam Hemsworth), a new generation of fans has entered the fray. However, the Netflix show takes significant liberties with the source material.

TheWitcher.com acts as a neutral peacekeeper. It features a dedicated "Adaptations" section that breaks down: thewitchercom

If you are arguing with a friend about whether Triss Merigold’s hair should be chestnut or auburn, send them to TheWitcher.com for the final verdict.

In an era of unreliable leaks and speculative rumors, TheWitcher.com remains the only place for verified announcements. The site’s news feed is curated directly by the developers and rights holders at CD PROJEKT.

From the moment you land on the page, you get clean, high-fidelity updates on: The games take place immediately after the events

Unlike fan forums, the signal-to-noise ratio here is perfect. You get news, and you get it fast.

The site’s blog section, titled The Voice of Reason (a nod to the first chapter of Blood of Elves), is surprisingly high-quality journalism. Instead of just reposting press releases, the editorial team writes deep-dive essays.

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