The Witcher's School of the Cat Schrodinger's Cat Reference Explained
Ever since CD Projekt Red released The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in 2015, fans of the action RPG series have been patiently waiting for another main installment in The Witcher franchise. Thankfully, the wait appears to be over, as the Polish video game developer announced that a fourth installment was in early development earlier this month, setting fan curiosity ablaze with a teaser image. The Witcher games have proved to be hugely popular, with multiple awards wins and commercial successes under their belts, and it will be interesting to see if the next Witcher game can live up to its predecessors.
However, it seems like CD Projekt Red will be shifting the focus of its next game, pursuing a new saga instead of a direct continuation of the stories established in the previous three titles. The teaser image for the as-yet-untitled The Witcher 4 featured an unfamiliar medallion, and the developer has since confirmed that it belongs to the School of the Lynx. Not much else is known about the upcoming game or this new school, but Witcher fans may want to read up on the previously established schools in preparation, like the School of the Cat and the hidden joke that links it to some unlikely places.
A Witcher Game Like Hogwarts Legacy Could Be Great
The Witcher schools are a collection of organizations that train the monster-slaying Witchers and equip them with all the tools of their fatal trade. Each school has its own headquarters, as well as a slightly different approach when it comes to how they prepare their Witchers, with varied philosophies and methods that help distinguish one school from another. The most well-known of these schools is the School of the Wolf which is headquartered at Kaer Morhen and counts Geralt and
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