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They already did that in Witcher 1.

The GOG achievement says it's for the cards in the base game. I.e., any DLC cards don't count. I assume it's the same for other platforms.

I got it from the guy in the inn at White Orchard at the very beginning. He's the very first person you can play with.

Books that have been officially released in English have the links removed.

Depends on the card. Each faction has multiple versions of the leader card. For instance, one version of the Foltest card allows you to instantly clear all weather effects. Other versions have different effects.

Ah, OK, I did get it. Apparently the "You got a card" notification there is buggy.

I'm also wondering about the Nilfgaardian in Vizima. I beat him and just got crowns, no card. Have I missed my chance at a unique card or anything?

Possibly a halfling. Or a gnome.

Links to the books that have been officially translated into English aren't supposed to be available.

Wasn't the gnome ancestry thing an in-game rumor?

She proposed it. It wasn't an official policy though. There's no evidence she was doing it unofficially either. Given that she was very much a "stick to the proper procedure" type, I doubt it.

The forums are celebrating April Fool's Day.

Fringilla Vigo fixed that for him when he was in Toussaint. Also, it wasn't a limp. It was a trick knee.

Actually, some choices do have rather drastically different outcomes that (should) affect the world-at-large. Besides, even small choices can be expanded upon later, or just be referenced, which Witcher 2 did.

Dwarven and gnomish should be completely different from Elvish script, and all three should be completely different from human scripts (except Nilfgaard, which uses a variant of the Elder Tongue). Especially gnomish, because as far as we know, they're the actual native inhabitants of the...

Might have been, but the OP apparently thought it was the actual answer.

In any case, the person who claimed it was due to the Conjunction is full of it. Sure, we can speculate along those lines, but there are no solid answers in the books about that event. The actual explanation is probably "Because the people who made the comic thought it looked cool and all...

It's worth noting that the Vodyanoi in the game are based directly on the unnamed humanoid fish-creatures Geralt fights in the short story "A Little Sacrifice" in Sword Of Destiny. CDPR just picked a name that Sapkowski later used for something else.

So basically, he's now almost 40 + 5 years old. There you go.

Well, at least she's wearing combat boots.