Elder Blood in Curse of Crows

[Jobenheim]

Elder Blood in Curse of Crows

It's interesting how Ciri doesn't use her abilities even once in the Curse of Crows comic. Is there a canon justification for that?

 

[BobbyDragon1r7]

wait there is a comic series for the game as well.... I thought there was only tv series, games and book. There is a comic too. Mind telling me whats it called? and link too

 

[Yeiiow]

They should really stop fucking up the already-fucked-up-lore already. Those comics are usually of subpar quality and break canon over and over again, and/or completly crash with the games endings.

Matters of Conscience is toguether with Curse of Crows the bigger offenders.

 

[Domhnallaich]

They should really stop fucking up the already-fucked-up-lore already. Those comics are usually of subpar quality and break canon over and over again, and/or completly crash with the games endings.

Matters of Conscience is toguether with Curse of Crows the bigger offenders.

There is only one Canon medium and, that is the books. The games and comics have more freedom on that front and, I think its good for different mediums to have slightly different takes on The Witcher on that front..

 

[Yeiiow]

There is only one Canon medium and, that is the books. The games and comics have more freedom on that front and, I think its good for different mediums to have slightly different takes on The Witcher on that front..

That is irrelevant, the games and the comics based on the games should not constantly break continuity.

 

[Domhnallaich]

That is irrelevant, the games and the comics based on the games should not constantly break continuity.

It's totally relevant. Comics are a different medium from games. Different mediums don't need to have continuity across them.

 

[Yeiiow]

It's totally relevant. Comics are a different medium from games. Different mediums don't need to have continuity across them.

They have, specially when they are meant as a continuation of the same story like Matters of Conscience and Curse of Crows.

 

[Domhnallaich]

They have, specially when they are meant as a continuation of the same story like Matters of Conscience and Curse of Crows.

Who said they were a continuation of the story? I don't recall seeing this anywhere.

 

[Yeiiow]

Who said they were a continuation of the story? I don't recall seeing this anywhere.

http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Wi..._of_Conscience

"The Witcher: Matters of Conscience (Polish: Rachunek sumienia) is a short comic story set in the CD Projekt video game continuity."


http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Witcher:_Curse_of_Crows

"The Witcher: Curse of Crows is a comic book series set in the CD Projekt video game continuity."

 

[sv3672]

Wikia is not always an entirely reliable source of information, though, not sure how much the comics are really considered part of the game continuity.

 

[Domhnallaich]

http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Wi..._of_Conscience

"The Witcher: Matters of Conscience (Polish: Rachunek sumienia) is a short comic story set in the CD Projekt video game continuity."


http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Witcher:_Curse_of_Crows

"The Witcher: Curse of Crows is a comic book series set in the CD Projekt video game continuity."

Is that official CDPR info?