The Witcher series on Netflix has been a point of debate among fans ever since its premiere. From its costumes and performances to deviations in the storyline, viewers have noticed several differences between the show and the original books by Andrzej Sapkowski. The latest revelation from Sapkowski’s new book, Crossroads of Ravens, adds another layer to the ongoing conversation about the series’ accuracy. In Crossroads of Ravens, Sapkowski reveals that Geralt of Rivia, the central character of The Witcher, was born in 1211. This detail places Geralt at the age of 20 when he earned his infamous title, the Butcher of Blaviken. This information starkly contrasts with Henry Cavill’s portrayal of Geralt in the Netflix series, where the character appears significantly older. Fans, however, seem willing to overlook this inconsistency, largely due to Cavill’s strong performance and dedication to the role. While minor changes are expected in book-to-screen adaptations, many fans believe Netflix’s The Witcher strays too far from the original material. Early episodes of the show sparked criticism for altering significant elements of Sapkowski’s …