Explaining The End Of The Witcher Season 1

Netflix's The Witcher delivers on its promise of high-fantasy monster hunting, but it's not always easy to follow. If you made it to the end of the first season and feel a little lost, you're not alone. Here's what you need to know.

Even though "Much More," the final episode of The Witcher's first season, is happening in one more-or-less united timeline, our characters don't cross paths until the very end. Ciri spends the bulk of the episode with a kindly commoner who wants to adopt Ciri as her daughter.

Meanwhile, Geralt begins the episode in the same refugee camp that Ciri visited in episode two, where a local merchant is clearing out dead bodies. Geralt defends the merchant from some zombie-like monsters, but is wounded in the process. The merchant, who happens to be the commoner's husband, puts Geralt on his cart and starts towing him to safety.

Yennefer, whose adventure takes up most of the episode, makes a stand with other mages at Sodden, where they fight to defend the north from the Nilfgaardian [nilf-GARD-ee-in] army. In the aftermath, Tissaia magically calls out for Yennefer. Ciri hears her and heads to the woods, where she meets Geralt for the first time. She asks the witcher who Yennefer is, but before he can answer, the credits roll.

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Everyone comes together | 0:13
Nilfgaard rises | 1:04
King Foltest's return | 1:51
Is Yennefer dead? | 2:26
The mysterious healer | 3:02
Introducing Vesemir | 3:53
Family matters | 4:37