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█ Date of Completion: 10|07|11

Hello, I have fallen off the surface of Earth and manage to get back again.

Not doing much after the computer woes had settled. Except playing PC games. I got hooked onto The Witcher game lately. Witcher 2 haven't been released in my country yet so I imported the Collector Edition from Amazon. Quite a price I had paid but I just couldn't wait. Knowing my country's censorship policy, this game is going to get censored until nothing is worth playing for anymore.

You probably can tell I have enjoyed the game immensely and which character I really like the most so far. I haven't play Roche's path yet and I plan to do so. He's pretty badass as well.

Extracted from the Witcher Wiki:
"They say all elves are beautiful, that they are born thus. In Iorveth's case someone set out to change this, marking his face with an ugly scar that the elf partially hid beneath a crimson headscarf. Iorveth was a living legend, the elusive leader of a Scoia'tael unit whose members gave no thought to laying down their arms and continued their war against humans. Stories of his deeds, of his deep hatred of dh'oine, painted him as more akin to a vengeful ghost than to an individual made of blood, bone and flesh. Certain sources claimed that Iorveth was the kingslayer's ally and thus involved in recent events, yet Geralt's first meeting with the elf brought few answers and ended with Scoia'tael archers laying down a deadly barrage. Indeed, it seemed at the time that the elf would only ever answer the witcher with arrows.

In the eyes of some people, like Loredo or Roche, Iorveth was a common criminal, his hands stained by the blood of innocents. Indeed, the list of those he had cut down in his "fight for freedom" could easily rival the number of ballads, romances and ditties in my repertoire.

Iorveth had been living in hatred and shedding human blood for years, and the question of whether he still knew what he was fighting for remained an open one. Even those who had known him longer had their doubts.

The elf was certainly a dangerous individual. He was not, however, a bloodthirsty monster. Ever cautious and aware of the game he was playing, he jumped at the chance of testing Letho's loyalty, becoming Geralt's ally, at least temporarily."

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Iorveth (C) CDProjekt
Artwork (C) Steph 2011

Description
█ Date of Completion: 10|07|11

Hello, I have fallen off the surface of Earth and manage to get back again.

Not doing much after the computer woes had settled. Except playing PC games. I got hooked onto The Witcher game lately. Witcher 2 haven't been released in my country yet so I imported the Collector Edition from Amazon. Quite a price I had paid but I just couldn't wait. Knowing my country's censorship policy, this game is going to get censored until nothing is worth playing for anymore.

You probably can tell I have enjoyed the game immensely and which character I really like the most so far. I haven't play Roche's path yet and I plan to do so. He's pretty badass as well.

Extracted from the Witcher Wiki:
"They say all elves are beautiful, that they are born thus. In Iorveth's case someone set out to change this, marking his face with an ugly scar that the elf partially hid beneath a crimson headscarf. Iorveth was a living legend, the elusive leader of a Scoia'tael unit whose members gave no thought to laying down their arms and continued their war against humans. Stories of his deeds, of his deep hatred of dh'oine, painted him as more akin to a vengeful ghost than to an individual made of blood, bone and flesh. Certain sources claimed that Iorveth was the kingslayer's ally and thus involved in recent events, yet Geralt's first meeting with the elf brought few answers and ended with Scoia'tael archers laying down a deadly barrage. Indeed, it seemed at the time that the elf would only ever answer the witcher with arrows.

In the eyes of some people, like Loredo or Roche, Iorveth was a common criminal, his hands stained by the blood of innocents. Indeed, the list of those he had cut down in his "fight for freedom" could easily rival the number of ballads, romances and ditties in my repertoire.

Iorveth had been living in hatred and shedding human blood for years, and the question of whether he still knew what he was fighting for remained an open one. Even those who had known him longer had their doubts.

The elf was certainly a dangerous individual. He was not, however, a bloodthirsty monster. Ever cautious and aware of the game he was playing, he jumped at the chance of testing Letho's loyalty, becoming Geralt's ally, at least temporarily."

[link]
Iorveth (C) CDProjekt
Artwork (C) Steph 2011