Who Will Geralt Be With In The Witcher 4?

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Not a lot has been confirmed for , but Geralt's voice actor, Doug Cockle, has confirmed that the protagonist of CD Projekt Red'strilogy will come back in some form for the latest game. With Ciri being the protagonist, it means that his role could be anything from a small cameo, like Letho in, or a larger mentor role, similar to Vesemir. Although one of s endings is clearly canon now, with Ciri becoming a Witcher, it isn't as clear as to which of the other choices are also canon.

One of these major choices, which has caused a major debate ever since 's release, is who Geralt should end up with at the end of Romance options have always been a popular feature in CD Projekt Red's titles, with Geralt even able to collect cards of romantic partners in the first title. In, the main romance debate is between Yennefer and Triss, and it is a hotly contested subject that requires a canonical answer when players get their hands on .

The debate between Yennefer and Triss seems to stem from whether a fan has read the books or has only played the games, since Triss has a starring role in CD Projekt Red's trilogy, while Yennefer is a big player in the book series. Still, Yennefer feels like the natural choice for Geralt, even in the game series, given how they tend to intellectually spar and challenge each other. Their relationship can be harsh and thorny at times, which is an accurate adaptation of the books, but they seem to like it that way.

Geralt and Yennefer are bound by a wish from a djinn that began in (both the book and the short story), and can be broken in quest of the same name.

's ending also feels more natural with Yennefer, since she mentions that she wants to settle down and essentially retire somewhere once the Wild Hunt has been stopped, and Geralt gives her that place in Toussiant with the Corvo Bianco vineyard estate. With Triss, the place becomes a holiday house, since she works in Kovir after the end of, but it becomes a proper home with Yennefer. Both she and