I've been trying to get into the witcher fandom but it's been really difficult since I'm not all that into a lot of the prevailing, widely accepted headcanons. i just don't know what i should do anymore and since you seem to be so active i was wondering if you had any advice
Hello, Anon. Iām a little wary of this Ask, if Iām honest, but Iāll do my best to be helpful.Ā
My main advice is to create the content you want to see. I just go about myĀ āfandom experienceā by writing stories, reblogging cool looking art/stories and blocking anything or anyone remotely unpleasant. I also block tags and content I donāt want to see and follow all my favourite characters. My criteria for blocking - temporary and permanent - is fairly liberal. At this point, it doesn't take much.Ā
Iāve joined a few Discords too; Iām more active on some than others, and would always recommend caution. A Discord that comes highly recommended by many: Novigrad Market.
Depending on what your poison is, I can recommend a few blogs?
Yennefer-based content, including Yennefer and Geralt shipping: @/inber, @/witchertrashbag, @/Geraltsays, and their followers. All approachable.
If Witcher Ladies are your focus: @/witcherladiesamirite (a Discord attached) is a very good starting point.
Geraskier is fairly prolific. Throw a stone and youāll find a blogger or an artist, so Iām sure youāve stumbled across these already.
A good place for rarepairs: @/morethangeraskier, @/witcherrarepair, @/oxenfurt-archives.
My top blogger at the moment is @/greyduckgreygoose, and my favourite artists: @/mondfuchs, @/cylin-aka-ankamo, @/goldandlights (among so many others, seriously).
If I reblog the post, Iāve enjoyed their work. So a quick scroll could help.
Iām not really sure what else to add? Iām not sure what prevailing headcanons you dislike. Your fandom experience is what you make it. If the content you want to see doesnāt exist, then I really do emphasise my first point: make it. Good luck, Anon.




















