The Witcher Boxed Set: Blood of Elves, The Time of Contempt, Baptism of Fire, The Tower of Swallows, The Lady of the Lake Cover
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The Witcher Boxed Set Blood of Elves, The Time of Contempt, Baptism of Fire, The Tower of Swallows, The Lady of the Lake

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Not Another D&D Podcast

The hosts discussed the book as a source of inspiration for the Eldermourne setting, noting its world‑building aesthetic and whimsical tone. They also referenced the series when describing a character and a plot that felt like a Witcher side‑quest, and mentioned a memorable fully armored werewolf from the first volume. Overall, the book was cited positively as a creative influence.

Episode: Ep. 47: Monster Hunter (A Faerie Tale)

The podcasters mentioned the book series *The Witcher*, noting that the character Cran was inspired by it, and that the episode's plot felt like a *Witcher* side quest.

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She's totally inspired by The Witcher.

I was thinking about The Witcher when you said that.

I was so excited to go into the Feywild because I was like, monsters.

And then like the idea that he's been cursed and turned into a honey goblin. I was like, this feels like such a Witcher side quest.

Episode: Ep. 27: The Living Wood (Tales From the Crick)

The podcast mentioned the first Witcher book in relation to a fully armored werewolf, which was discussed during a battle scene in the podcast.

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If you read the first Witcher book, you also would know about the full armor werewolf guy who was cool as hell.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

The Witcher tv show was mentioned, which was based on the books, though it was not discussed in detail, and the show was described as being based on a hit video game.

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Oh yes. Well, Witcher is Witcher was books.

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The Witcher tv show was mentioned, which was based on the books, though it was not discussed in detail, and the show was described as being based on a hit video game.

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Oh yes. Well, Witcher is Witcher was books.

Oh, the Witcher. Oh yes. That's what Hans is saying. But Cyberpunk was this tabletop RPG that was in the big in the eighties.

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