CD Projekt Red's Witcher trilogy is complete, and Geralt of Rivia has the kind of forensic following that memorizes bestiary entries for fun. These quizzes test the games as the games: the signs and what each one does, potion and oil preparation, the bestiary and how to beat what is in it, and the trilogy's milestones from Vizima to Toussaint. Canon discipline matters most on this shelf: the games are a sequel-continuity to Sapkowski's books, the Netflix series is a separate adaptation, and neither overrides the other here. Stems declare 'in the games' whenever the versions diverge, and book or show facts are never smuggled in as game facts. Toss a coin to your witcher, then prove you know what he spends it on: blade oil, swallow potions, and a decent bed before a contract.
The front door of the Witcher shelf: Geralt of Rivia, monster hunter for hire, in the games CD Projekt Red built as a sequel continuity to the books. Ten questions on the load-bearing facts of the trilogy: two swords, one white-haired witcher, a missing adopted daughter, and a card game that escaped its own game. If you have crossed the Continent in any of the three games, you are equipped for this.
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