The Witcher It has come as a surprise to many. The series based on the books and video games has managed to conquer many, even those who never stopped to read or play them. For this reason, it is normal for Netflix to continue generating content related to one of its most ambitious productions. His last move: an interactive map.
The Witcher interactive map
Not long ago, Netflix published a timeline that helped situate the main events seen during this first season of The Witcher. Thanks to her, if you hadn't read or played her games, it was easier to situate yourself and understand what happened and when Geralt ends up meeting Ciri.
Now what they publish is an interactive map where you will have different lines and in each of them the different points of interest. Thus, in chronological order and with some pretty striking visual effects, you will be able to know exactly what happened each year and which episode of the series relates it.
Also, next to that little summary and indicator of the episode, if you hit the card that appears you will see on the side a summary of what happened and the option to join the conversation (this redirects you to The Witcher's Twitter account to continue the topic on social networks).
On the map it must also be said that you will not only find data related to what has been seen in the series, there are some others that are important for the full story. For example, the time when the first warlock was created, the point on the continent where humans and beasts arrived during the Conjunction of the Spheres event, etc.
In short, numerous details in an extra content that help to delve deeper into this world and better understand what has happened in the first season of The Witcher. And since this wink and curiosities thing takes a lot, when you get to the end of the time line if you try to keep moving forward you find a message that only the most fans of the saga and the games will know what they mean.
Okay, we're going to help you. When you pass the year 1264 you will be able to read the message "Va'esse deireadh aep eigean, va'esse eigh faid'har" which would say something like "Something ends, something begins." Which could be a clear reference to that second season that is already confirmed and that it will arrive in 2021 according to the latest data.
In the meantime, either go ahead and watch the series if you haven't already, or read Andrzej Sapkowski's books if you were left wanting more about Geralt de Rivia and his adventures. And of course this map, which if you are also one of those who likes to browse maps based on fantasy worlds, you will surely like it.