The Real World History Behind The Witcher

The books and games about The Witcher universe form a thrilling collection of medieval fantasy.
But could the Witcher series also hint at hidden Polish folklore and legend?
Let me know your thoughts below!
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[@ryennfilms6429]

In my opinion, skellige is Scandinavian, niilfguard is mainly French, and Southern European, if you enter niilfguardian forts you can often come across French style crowns {symbol} and they all resemble French in it’s rennisance era, etc... the north is obviously Northern European, with a mix of English, Germanic, polish, Swiss, etc. i’d use autocorrect but I’m typing on my phone and I’m too lazy to waste 10 minutes fixing it

[@wintlink]

it's amazing ! Very good video !

[@SteeleGolem]

Excellent content, well done! I never really considered the connection between Nilfgaard and the Roman Empire, but of course! Interesting that the Witcher series doesn’t have religion at the forefront of its nations. Simpler that way, I suppose.

[@WadeWojcik]

Great point. Thank you so much for watching!

[@jonjonboi3701]

Nilfgaard is suppose to have inspiration on the Holy Roman Empire which that empire is from Austria and Germany

[@taha7538]

The description of the monsters and demons and even his magic is done is very related to Islamic beliefs to which was very interesting for me to see as I was playing it

[@taha7538]

And even the types of magic *

[@gregorvl8545]

Redania-Poland Temeria-France Nilfgaard- Holy Roman Empire of German nation Kaedven-Russia Kovir and Povis - Sweden or USA