Introduction Season 1 of The Witcher adapts parts of Andrzej Sapkowski’s short-story collections and the first novel, translating a dense, morally ambiguous fantasy into a visually arresting television series. The season introduces three primary narratives — Geralt of Rivia’s monster-hunting life, Ciri’s survival and destiny, and Yennefer’s painful transformation — which eventually converge around the Continent’s brewing political and magical turmoil.