Channel your inner Witcher and guess words from the Continent. From monsters and magic to characters and locations, test your knowledge of Geralt's world.
This game pulls from the rich vocabulary of The Witcher universe—expect character names like Ciri, Yennefer, and Geralt, monster types such as bruxa and chort, locations including Cintra and Kaer Morhen, and iconic signs like Igni, Aard, and Axii. You'll also encounter terms from the world's lore: chaos magic, elder blood, political factions like Nilfgaard, and items ranging from armor to witcher potions. Whether you're a book reader, game player, or Netflix series fan, the word pool draws from all corners of the franchise.
Start with common letters found in Slavic-inspired names: R, A, E, I, and N appear frequently in words like Rivia, Aedirn, and Vesemir. Since many answers are proper nouns, expect capitalized first letters. Monster names often end in vowels (bruxa, striga), while signs and abilities lean on consonant clusters (Quen, Axii). If you're stuck, think thematically—is today's puzzle likely a character, a location, or a creature? The Witcher's world is structured around these categories, and guessing within one can narrow your options fast.
Fans will recognize the Baron's tragic storyline, the Crones of Crookback Bog, and the political intrigue of Redania and Temeria. The game doesn't shy away from deeper cuts either: Alzur (creator of witchers), Braenn (a dryad archer), and Avallac'h (the elf sage) all make appearances. You might guess devil and discover it refers to a lesser demon, or try blood and realize it's tied to Ciri's Elder lineage. Each word connects to a story thread, making every solve a small reminder of why this universe resonates.
How many words are in the game?
The current word list includes dozens of terms, with new ones added as the franchise expands.
Is this harder than regular Wordle?
If you're familiar with The Witcher, it's easier—you'll recognize patterns in names and terminology. Newcomers may find proper nouns trickier than dictionary words.
Are Netflix-only terms included?
Yes. The game blends book, game, and show canon, so expect names like Fringilla and Tissaia alongside Vesemir and Dandelion.
Can I play past puzzles?
Each day features a new word, but archived puzzles aren't currently available.
Is this game free?
Completely. No ads, no subscriptions—just a daily dose of Witcher trivia.