I made an edit out of anger and sadness. So here are those who dream of each other. Ciri, Geralt and Cahir with a little bit of Yennefer. Each fighting the most brutal fights but is it real or not ?
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I made an edit out of anger and sadness. So here are those who dream of each other. Ciri, Geralt and Cahir with a little bit of Yennefer. Each fighting the most brutal fights but is it real or not ?

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Ah, my favorite and most disturbing villain i've met - Bonhart ❤️
Obviously based on Lee Van Cleef, the most infamous villain in wild west... Btw, am i the only one who found ENTIRE Rats and Bonhart plotline very western? Like, the way they have a stand off, epic one liners, the way Sapkowski describes them entering every village riding on horses while people hide or glorify them. And ofc, Rats are outlaws. Anyway...
I gave him a nice cowboy hat, bcz similiar hats were present in slavic cultures for centuries, so it made sense that he would have one as well. And it hides his face in shadow so well.
Now you may be wondering, what's the upper right thing? Like, why does he have a braid? That thing is called Perčin in some slavic tongues, or in english it would be similiar to asian queue. Just like in samurai culture, hair meant a great deal in slavic nations. Having long, braided hair was a sign of respect, high position or bravery. So it made sense that Bonhart, undefeated bounty hunter, would give a visual warning to his enemies with this one hairstyle... We know that he was an officer in millitary, so he probably did have one anyway.
This is one example i used. He was a great warrior and politician in his time, as well as Lord. This is the picture i used for inspo...
These are three styles of slavic Queues. The third one, which you might have noticed, was used in the new Nosferatu remake, which i highly recommend btw. The other too were also very popular in southern slavic countries.
Regardless of how "silly" this hairstyle may look to foreigners, the truth is, costume designs in film and art industry should be more bold, more unique and more creative. There are thousands of historical costumes and hairstyles that will never be seen on screen bcz hollywood deems them not cool enough. This one detail, imo, adds a lot to the character, not only character wise, but also culturally.
Hope u like it! ❤️✨
⚔️ Leo Bonhart ⚔️
The coolest bounty hunter ever🤌
I think I'm in the minority of minorities on this but I actually like the Rats from The Witcher 🥴 like idc how cliche or whatever the justifications for they being fxcked up are I do feel bad for them regardless. Like Mistle was tw: gang raped, Asse saw his sister and mother raped in front of him and his saw his dad violently butchered... Their stories show how psychologically damaging and traumatic war can be to children and teens and how disastrous all that unaddressed trauma can be left without tending to and how in the name of imperialism and conquest and protection of traditions and assets and lands and all the reason these kingdoms went to war, they ruined the most valuable resource they have, their people. Their tragic lives further show how not one army or the other is the true evil, how some of the soldiers don't lose their decency or humanity despite being forced to do evil. That those in power don't give af about their citizens and never think of them most of the time. Yeah, seeing Ciri become Falka is transgressive and she becomes fully corrupted and a child of contempt but she also learns to see the world through the eyes of the common people, she makes friends with people her age, no matter how damaged they are, which she hadn't up until that point except when she was very little. People take the fact that those townspeople are afraid of them but they aren't decent themselves anyways. Remember how that one dad beats up his daughter just bc she was trying to copy Iskra's aesthetic? There's no justification for child abuse, either. The Witcher books beat you over the head with the “all people, elves, dwarves, halflings etc etc., generally suck but some do so less than others” message. It depends on you who those happen to be. And I do find it an interesting contrast of how Ciri has to confront her actions when she was with them when she spends time with Vysogota. Idk I probably suck at explaining why I don't hate the Rats and like I said from what I see from other Witcher fans I'm practically alone in this but I don't hate them and no matter how bad they were they didn't deserve the fate Bonhart have them. Like fuck that murderous boomer! Anyways I had to get this off my chest bc it really pains me to see all the Rats libel and I hope netflix knows how to tackle this part and make it justice, at least for my murderous but LESS problematic thieves Giselher, Asse, Iskra, and Reef. Idgaf about Mistle (unless they fully remove THAT) and Kayleigh can croak idc.

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Bonhart in front of tower of the swallow by Steamey
Ciri and Bonhart What a unique version!
Can I personally snatch Bonharts weave? Like fuck you. Why my baby Yen 😣😣😣😣