21 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Started Playing Fire Emblem: Three Houses (spoiler-free)Īpollonion Body Body image Breath of the Wild Capoeira Chanoyu Circus conditioning counselling Cycling Date Diary Dionysian Eddie Rice Camps Edmund Rice Camps Edosenke ego Energy Eros Favourite Internet Search Terms First time onsen Gamergate Gaming Gashuku Guild Wars 2 Gwent: The Witcher Card Game Healthy Hearing Voices Hope Japan Japan 2.Please note that the details are pretty scarce in the books, so this is my best attempt at putting it together but it may not be 100% accurate. Still, I didn’t want the fruits of my labour to go to waste so I’ve decided to preserve it here. To my great astonishment, and then rage, I discovered there was an indelible watermark stamped across the whole thing, and it would not be removed unless I bought the full version of the software. After two hours of fiddling around with the trial (and there was much fiddling – the basic program wasn’t equipped to show second marriages let alone incest), I finally produced a straightforward lineage of the Elder Blood. Realising my mad scribblings might be useful to others, I googled free programs for genograms and came across Smart Draw.
Starting with the Elven Sage Lara Dorren, her descendants carried diluted and mutated genes (partially due to some accidental incest) finally ending in Cirilla, Lion Cub of Cintra, Child of Destiny.įor my own pleasure (yes, pleasure), I drew some genograms by hand to make sense of the complex family tree. The Elder Blood was, in essence, a powerful combination of genes allowing the carriers to have profound magical potential. The Witcher books by Andrzej Sapkowski make references to “The Elder Blood”. I find Sapkowski’s homophobia and vile attitudes towards his gamer fans to be repulsive. AUTHOR’S NOTE: I have loved The Witcher with a huge part of my heart for many years, and I want to make clear that I enjoy them as art that is separate from the artist.
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