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Chrzest ognia (The Witcher #3)

Andrzej Sapkowski

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

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Original Title:	Chrzest ognia
Edition Language:	Polish
Series:	The Witcher #3
Characters:	Dandilion, Yennefer, Triss Merigold, Ciri (Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon), Francesca Findabair, Geralt of Rivia, Filippa Eilhart, Milva, Zoltan Chivay, Percival Schuttenbach, Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy, Cahir Mawr Dyffryn aep Ceallach, Assire var Anahid, Fringilla Vigo

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Cztery królestwa ogarnia wojenne szaleństwo.
Piękna Filippa Eilhart powołuje tajną lożę czarodziejek.
Wiedźmina dręczą sny.

Andrzej Sapkowski, arcymistrz świtowej fantasy, po raz kolejny zaprasza do swej krainy Nigdy-Nigdy i przedstawia trzeci tom wychwalanej przez krytykę i uwielbianej przez czytelników wiedźmińskiej sagi.
Geralt, wyleczony przez driady z ran odniesionych w czasie nieudanego puczu na wyspie Thanedd, wyrusza na poszukiwanie przeznaczonego mu Dziecka Niespodzianki. Oprócz nieodłącznego Jaskra, trubadura i domorosłego filozofa, do kompanii wiedźmina przystępują: pełna temperamentu łuczniczka Milva, nilfgaardzki rycerz - koszmar ze snów Ciri, którego poszukująnajlepsi szpiedzy Cesarstwa, sprytny gnom zwiadowca, pięciu rubasznych krasnoludów oraz noszący się staroświecko i pachnący intensywnie ziołami cyrulik - osobnik jakby nie z tej bajki.

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Title	:	Chrzest ognia (The Witcher #3)
Author	:	Andrzej Sapkowski
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	1996 by SuperNOWA
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. European Literature. Polish Literature. High Fantasy. Audiobook. Epic Fantasy. Adventure

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This 3rd full-length novel about the witcher Geralt of Rivia has him very much injured from the events of the previous volume. At least at the start. Then he does what Geralt does best: he travels across the country on a mission. This time, however, he's not hunting a monster. Instead, he's looking for Ciri. Actually, he is told she's at the emperor's court in Nilfgaard so that is where he's going. We still don't know what's happened to Yennefer (initially) so it's just Geralt and Dandelion.

It is a sad experience when your favourite book lets you down. The Witcher, spawner of books and 3 hugely popular games fails to create the charm it held in the previous books of the series. Plot The biggest let down of the book, the plot of Baptism of Fire is simply non existent. The story is about Geralt setting out to find Ciri but the story gets lost midway. In the whole book, nothing really happens. The witcher mopes, grunts and travels and yet reaches nowhere. There is no ending or a twist

As usual, Andrzej Sapkowski continues to immerse the reader in the vast world of The Witcher series. Baptism of Fire is grittier than the previous entries, but despite the grim darkness of the world it presents, it is nonetheless charming and funny -- and is, in another sense, a celebration of good companionship. There is a lot of time spent with Geralt and his newly acquired fellowship, which I think was a good decision. The new characters -- mainly Regis, Milva, Zoltan and Cahir -- are

So this is the book where seemingly the action is less fast paced, especialy comparing to the one before, but we get many new characters and all of them are just awesome. Also we get to observe the atrocities of war and these descriptions made of short but very effective sentences are gut wrenching... I haven't mentioned it before, but I absolutely love little intros starting every chapter of the Saga. This was very smart idea to write those, master Sapkowski.Triss, how could you?..

4.5/5I have to say, the main saga, at least when it comes to the last two books, is no joke. It requires a lot of attention, so consider yourselves warned. So many characters have been introduced over the last two books, it's hard to keep track of who's who sometimes. and rarely is important information given explicitly. I had make deductions and read some passages over and over again to make sure I really understood what happened. I'm fairly certain it's not the translation, just the author's

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Lots of plot development in this installment as we find Geralt forming a fellowship of misfits (including Zoltan!) in his quest to rescue Ciri. The plot is very Witcher focused here, with little deviation into what our other heroes are doing, which meant we got a lot more character development between Dandelion, Geralt and everyone else. It was nice to see how the plot is finally coming together after such a slow burn. We do also still get glimpses of what Yennefer and Ciri are up to, just so