



The Witcher: Broken Blades
Geralt of Rivia has managed to kill the wizard Letho of Gulet, but the Northern Kingdoms' troubles are far from over. Sworn enemies, Iorveth and Vernon Roche go their separate ways, each having to deal with the aftermath of Loc Moinne. While the Commander of the Blue Stripes must protect and care for King Foltest's heir, Iorveth faces the arduous mission of rebuilding the Scoia'tael and freeing Saskia from her curse. However, harbingers of war and growing hatred of the Inhumans seem to have other plans in store. Reconstruction of the obscure six months leading up to The Witcher 3, using forgotten characters from The Witcher 2. Alternate points of view between Iorveth and Vernon Roche.
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Meurtriere
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“I remember when BadWolf came to me to comment on the idea for this fic and I very nastily gave my support with pure interest in the Elfo, but now I'm sure that it's not just because of Iorveth that this little fic deserves a special place in my heart (Aftermath is also there). Firstly, I need to thank you for having my name mentioned a few times in the notes, it really was a pleasure to help. Secondly, I want to thank you for feeding the poor ship that this person who writes here adopted. Even for me, who played TW2 and followed the non-human, it was highly interesting to see where Roche's journey would take him, in fact, not just him. I really enjoyed getting to know the girl with the funny name and Brígida more closely... Poor Brígida... Speaking of getting to know her, how can I not mention the OCs presented. Special emphasis on Iorveth's elf companions and of course Turiel. I have to say that this Turiel is much cooler than the Hobbit one. I easily managed to become fond of the 3 elves and I'm increasingly sure that I made the right choice by going with Iorveth in TW2. In addition to the good resourcefulness of the OCs, as always, the action scenes are done on point, neither exaggerated nor less. And last but not least... Ah, love... A feeling that goes beyond barriers and still has a lot to yield. In short, I look forward to Ciri's fic and the consequences of what happened and should still be happening with the characters here.”






