This small port town on the shore of Gulf of Praxeda is located in the kingdom of Redania, which is surrounded by Temeria and Aedirn on the South and Kovir in the North. This is where he comes across Renfri and Stregobor and eventually gets caught up in their quarrel, leading him to kill Renfri and her men, and gains notoriety for being the Butcher of Blaviken.
#The witcher map series#
The series starts with the Witcher walking into the town of Blaviken. Most of the places that the Witcher visits and that become an important part of his journey are on this side of the world. However, they are considered second-class citizens here, and hence, there is a certain level of distrust amongst the people. Humans rule all the kingdoms, but it is also home to dwarves, elves, gnomes, halflings and other creatures. The inhabitants of this part of the world are generally referred to as Nordlings. The Continent is most prominently divided into the Four Kingdoms to the North and the Nilfgaardian Empire by Amell Mountains. The Northern Realm Photo Credit: /r/witcher/ Since the story barely turns in that direction, we will consider the North and the South with reference to the Continent only. It is considered to be mostly water, but it is suspected that there could be a yet unexplored landmass floating out there. The Southern Hemisphere is a complete mystery.
But beyond that, there is little to no knowledge. There are a few island states that exist around it. The Continent is home to most kingdoms and empires mentioned in the series. It lies in the Northern Hemisphere of the Earth, but there are some kingdoms that might have their southernmost tips crossing over to the Southern Hemisphere. Until then, here is our version of what the world of ‘The Witcher’ looks like.Īlmost all of the action in ‘The Witcher’ series takes place on the landmass that is called the Continent by its inhabitants. The author is yet to confirm the most accurate representation of his work. The video games have tried to come up with their own versions of what lies where in the world of ‘The Witcher’, and fans have poured over the books to be the cartographers on their own. It is generally on the authors to tell us where they are taking us, right? Andrzej Sapkowski has not provided any map for his creation, despite writing eight books of the series. Same goes for ‘ The Witcher’, another series that jumps leaps and bounds when it comes to creating fascinating empires and awe-inspiring creatures. Be it ‘ Game of Thrones’ or ‘ Lord of the Rings’, we would be lost and confused if not for the maps. Every great fantasy series comes with a map.
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