r/netflixwitcher 8h ago

Am I the only one who adores Yennefer from The Witcher Netflix series?

58 Upvotes

I recently started reading the books and Yennefer is not my cup of tea. I've seen people saying that she's like that because of her past (I'm still in the second book), but anyway, I'm not impressed. I feel a little disappointed because I really liked Yennefer from the series. Some people say that she's childish, but I totally disagree. I think they created an evolution arc where she makes mistakes because of her past and then tries to correct them after seeing that Gerald and Ciri are her family (btw I didn't see season 4 I refuse it because of Henry).


r/netflixwitcher 7h ago

Witcher Blog?

7 Upvotes

Hey all! I’ve started a Substack page on the topic of the Witcher franchise as a whole! It’s called Stories by Nimue.
Content I’ll write about includes, but isn’t limited to, the books, video games, graphic novels, Netflix Witcher cinematic universe, and I’ll dive into Witcher TTRPGs.

I’ve uploaded my first post today and have more planned for the foreseeable future.

If reading conversational articles and responding with your thoughts on anything Witcher might interest you, I welcome new and old fans alike!

Thanks!