Review of The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf (2021) by Artemon96 — 26 Aug 2021

Well, in fact, it turned out to be another Castelvania, according to the plot, according to the drawing. It won't change anything if you replace the witchers with Alucard and his gang.

There's nothing of the witcher in this story, but that's half the problem. There is no LOGIC in this story. Spoilers. A test in the swamp, when the witchers throw the recruits to certain death. Indigenous Afro-Kadwen people. Full-fledged magic is used by witchers instead of the signs aard and igni. At the same time, there is no hint of Quen, Irden and Axii. The sorceress, paired with a mutant elf, directs the monsters to storm Kaer-Morhen, the peasants storm the same Kaer-Morhen side by side with the monsters. What does all this mean? Lambert is the same age as Eskel and Geralt. Witchers who breed monsters so that they have someone to kill. The fact that after a long time, when Vesemir has time to grow old, the monsters will still not be destroyed, although no witchers will breed them anymore, does not bother anyone.

Not a hint of the Conjugation of the Spheres, as if it did not exist. That story with the priest, because of which everything started spinning, is also a brain drain. Vesemir bribed the cook to poison the priest, so that the priest thought that he had been defiled, and hired a witcher to kill the sorceress... The damn plan is simple. Reliable as a Swiss watch, if I understood everything correctly.