Some of the names we got used to while playing with those cards for like a year now, the new ones might seem harder. I remember there was a time when i found villentretenmerth rather unpronounceable.
It's no surprise that some Nilfgaardians are on the list lol. Their name are pretty strange. Fortunely for me, I never have to pronounce those names haha.
For people who find Villentretenmerth hard to remember/write, they probably never read 'The Bounds of Reason' short story, which IMO is the best in the Witcher series, and made me love the character.
If they ever make a Witcher 4, Borkh better appear and i'll flip out. The Thronebreaker thing only left me wanting more...
If they ever make a Witcher 4, Borkh better appear and i'll flip out. The Thronebreaker thing only left me wanting more...
Traheaern is the only one I don't remember, and that's just because he's so new. 
Some of the elves with their long names are the only cards whose full names I have trouble with in general. [name1] aep/ap [name2].
Some of the elves with their long names are the only cards whose full names I have trouble with in general. [name1] aep/ap [name2].
Most difficult name? 4RM3D. I'm still not entirely clear on the proper pronunciation. . . .
I thought about that but I figured it would be rude to ask.
Karolee peetaster... Karolisp partaker... Karolise pee tracker... @Karolis.petrikas
OR Iharrrrawaraquacks
OR Iharrrrawaraquacks
That’s why I take a page out of Ciri’s book and call him little horse. Much easier to remember and pronounce.
Hmmm, Little horse is good, gonna call him(her?) little horse from now on.
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