Vesemir
Eskel or Lambert
Ciri depending on our choices (they said there will be 3 different epilogues, wouldn't be surprised if they are tied to Ciri's fate)
Maybe Triss or Yennefer depending on our choices
That's my guess relating to Geralt's closest friends. Though I think only Dandelion has plot armor (he writes the journals and if I'm not mistaken he is described as an old man in the books)
Eskel or Lambert
Ciri depending on our choices (they said there will be 3 different epilogues, wouldn't be surprised if they are tied to Ciri's fate)
Maybe Triss or Yennefer depending on our choices
That's my guess relating to Geralt's closest friends. Though I think only Dandelion has plot armor (he writes the journals and if I'm not mistaken he is described as an old man in the books)
A large number of loyal fans of The Withcer series, from hyperbolic tension, resulting from waiting so long.
actually,I have a better Idea
if it's possible,I will let the emhyr take her and make her preignant like the initial plan
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nah u right...
I forgot that there's some people on the planet that haven't still read the book yet
TL; DR: The first important death will be Vesemir; or if the story turns toward them, Eskel or maybe Lambert. However, this wants explanation.
Tragedy is a very special art form, and only rarely is it well done. I believe CDPR's writers understand tragedy and will inform their decisions accordingly. The best description of modern tragedy is by Arthur Miller, in his essay "Tragedy and the Common Man" (1949),
I emphasize, "the fateful wound is indignity and its dominant force is indignation... a man's total compulsion to evaluate himself justly.... The flaw is his inherent unwillingness to remain passive..."
Geralt, Ciri, and quite possibly both of them are the hero(es) of this tragedy in the making. It is the injustices and indignities that pile upon them in their search for Yennefer and each other that will drive them to tragic action. This suggests an important, unjust death of a character dear to Geralt early on, though I may be wrong. Geralt's witcher companions, unfortunately, are clear targets for such a death.
Dandelion lives to tell the tale; Zoltan is too indestructibly earthbound. Iorveth and Roche are no longer important: their actions or deaths would be in the background. I do not think Yennefer or Triss would die early. And few other characters would matter.
As to how it ends, it would not surprise me to find one or more endings with either Ciri or Geralt dying, and the other going all "whirlwind of rage and steel" to set her or his death right.
Tragedy is a very special art form, and only rarely is it well done. I believe CDPR's writers understand tragedy and will inform their decisions accordingly. The best description of modern tragedy is by Arthur Miller, in his essay "Tragedy and the Common Man" (1949),
I emphasize, "the fateful wound is indignity and its dominant force is indignation... a man's total compulsion to evaluate himself justly.... The flaw is his inherent unwillingness to remain passive..."
Geralt, Ciri, and quite possibly both of them are the hero(es) of this tragedy in the making. It is the injustices and indignities that pile upon them in their search for Yennefer and each other that will drive them to tragic action. This suggests an important, unjust death of a character dear to Geralt early on, though I may be wrong. Geralt's witcher companions, unfortunately, are clear targets for such a death.
Dandelion lives to tell the tale; Zoltan is too indestructibly earthbound. Iorveth and Roche are no longer important: their actions or deaths would be in the background. I do not think Yennefer or Triss would die early. And few other characters would matter.
As to how it ends, it would not surprise me to find one or more endings with either Ciri or Geralt dying, and the other going all "whirlwind of rage and steel" to set her or his death right.
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My bet 2/3 witchers will die. Triss or Yaniffer depend on your option in the end. Zoltan will live happy live till his far end, Dandelion live (since he is the one who narrative whole story), Iorveth or Roche die depend on your choice, Ciri will live but can die if you play a crappy-choice path.. :hmm:
And Gerald will live because you can continue playing after finishing main quests
PS: if my predictions come true ill start play lottery
And Gerald will live because you can continue playing after finishing main quests
PS: if my predictions come true ill start play lottery
That whoreson is invincible. I'd put place money on him surviving. Iorveth on the other hand...