Something between both.
Yes... I know...
Something between both.
Yes... I know...
No, this is not reviving the Lodge, this is slap in the face. In-game Lodge was dead in W2, in W3 it was the cold body already. The book canon says, that after witch hunts, there was The Lodge, great and powerful, which consisted from 10 women. It is known, that only Philippa suffered from hunts, and later was proclaimed saint. The other sorceresses was illustrated unbelievably powerful and beautiful because of propaganda, no one ever knew about how they looked like, except of Sile, whose portrait was treasured in Kovir, where she was an advisor of queen Zuleyka, and Margarita's in Aretuzae. After witch hunts the Lodge grew stronger and all great conspiracies was held at that time. You can read it in the Lady of the Lake book. Chapters starring Nimue and Kondviramursa, when they reminisce about 120+ years ago, and explains a future witcher world state.The problem is the games actually DO let you revive the lodge.
Sabrina was evil in "The Price of Neutrality" module before Witcher 2.
She tortured a young man and drove him insane because he rejected her.
Did not played it, even do not know what is this, and thanks god. I hate to think that any of characters from the Witcher is "good' or "evil', what I really liked about Sapkowski books, that they was deeper than this anime-style good guys vs. bad guys. They are gray characters, not only the Lodge members, but Geralt, who made a mistakes, Ciri, who is a killer and was a bandit, Yen, Triss, Nenneke. Everyone has their imperfections, which made them so alive.Sabrina was evil in "The Price of Neutrality" module before Witcher 2.
Did not played it, even do not know what is this, and thanks god. I hate to think that any of characters from the Witcher is "good' or "evil', what I really liked about Sapkowski books, that they was deeper than this anime-style good guys vs. bad guys. They are gray characters, not only the Lodge members, but Geralt, who made a mistakes, Ciri, who is a killer and was a bandit, Yen, Triss, Nenneke. Everyone has their imperfections, which made them so alive.
This module is non canon,since it takes place before Time of Contempt,in which Geralt meets Sabrina for the first time.
Oh, thank you, did not knew it. Sounds like heresy XDThis module is a rip off of The Lesser Evil short story from The Last Wish,with Sabrina taking Stregobor's place.
Well, Philippa Eilhart smelled of cinnamon and spikenard, what is known from old testament times, it was mentioned in Odes of Solomon (part 4) and essential oils of cinnamon and spikenard was used to make chism or myrrh, the oil, that was used in christian rituals. Sapkowski gave the fact that she was proclaimed saint a lot more meaning, that simply ironic remark. It was a sign of the power of the Lodge and mages themselves.I will point out that Phillipa Eilhart being declared a Saint was meant to be IRONIC, though
There died soldiers in battle - not innocent people.After Sabrina's actions at the Pontar Valley where thousands of innocent people were heinously murdered to support Phillipa's grand ambitions as well as the mind-control of Saskia
You want to punish someone who destroyed two fighting armies, because to let soldiers die is bad by telling it to the kings who started those wars? Ok, lets just say I don't understand it.--the short version is my Geralt wanted to destroy them and thought he did by informing the Kings of the North they were behind it all.
What psychopatic did they do?There wasn't harsh enough words for Phillipa or her gang of psychopaths.
Yes, he finally acted little bit rationally.And then, suddenly, Geralt is acting like the Lodge is a bunch of old friends in the next game.
There died soldiers in battle - not innocent people.
Really? Like Dun Banner? I am not sure about that..1. They were conscripts.
I suppose order from head commander of Henselt - to hang every third scout is fine ... or not? And what about Blue stripes? You still speak like Sabrina or Philippa would be the only evil in that world.2. Soldiers can be innocent people.
That is not true. Crazy Vandergrift promised to Sabrina, that he will tell tales about her to Henselt. In fact his words were reason, why she did it. Her position and maybe her life were in danger, when that idiot blamed her for his trouble on battlefield.3. None of them were threatening Sabrina.
And that is the best on Lodge original purpose they care about whole world, not about some kingdoms. When Nilfgaard was too powerful, they managed to stop it. Now Henselt thought he can break peace contracts from Cintra and he pose a threat to stability of North.4. Sabrina was ostensibly on the side of Henselt.
No, it should weak henselt to stop his campaign.5. The act was just designed to prolong the war and devastation.