The Witcher: Not As Evil As You Think

"Mages and the general public share a consensus: witchers are barely better than animals, being nothing more than deformed, bloodthirsty mutants. To suppress their bloodlust, they are said to have no inhibitions, consuming even the fluids of monsters."

"However, Vogel of Ban Ard offers a completely different portrayal of witchers."

"Of course, no one can deny that the mutation process witchers undergo affects their temperament, immune systems, strength, and endurance, but one must not mistake them for machines born solely for slaughter."

"In reality, witchers have developed a unique culture, specialized knowledge, training systems, and even their own code of honor."

"They possess a deep understanding of the effects of various organic and inorganic substances, alongside a grasp of basic magical knowledge—simple spells they refer to as 'Signs'."

"On the surface, all witchers may look the same, but in truth, their fighting styles, training organizations, and worldviews differ vastly depending on their school."

"The most famous witcher schools on the Continent are: the School of the Wolf, the School of the Bear, the School of the Griffin, the School of the Viper, and the School of the Cat."