The Witcher 4 Should Leave the Wolf School Behind

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Ever since the release of the hugely popular The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in 2015, fans of CD Projekt Red's critically acclaimed series have been clamoring for another installment. There may have been spin-offs, like Gwent: The Witcher Card Game, but players have had to wait a few years for another mainline entry into the Witcher series. It looks like they may have to wait for a few more, as even though the next installment in The Witcher franchise was confirmed to be in development in March of this year, not much is known about it.

During the reveal, CD Projekt Red did announce that it will be the start of a new Witcher saga, which has led to a fair amount of fan speculation. Details remain thin on the ground, but this hasn't stopped players from theorizing about which characters may or may not return, or where and when the story might take place. The developer has kept its cards close to its chest, but the additional reveal of the School of the Lynx medallion has fueled rumors about a step away from the School of the Wolf altogether.

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The School of the Wolf has had a prominent place in the Witcher franchise ever since the first game. As the school is associated with integral characters like Geralt and Vesemir, it's undoubtedly the Witcher school that players spend the most time with and know the most about. While the world of the Witcher games (and beyond) does feature a vast array of other schools, each with their own philosophy and training style, none of them come close to the School of the Wolf in terms of screen time and focus. In fact, some are barely mentioned at all and remain as little-referenced mysteries. While the school of the Wolf is a popular element in the Witcher series