This is for season 2: Veers away from the books more than season 1 did, but still retains various elements of the books. Some parts from the books have been very well realised , e.g. I thought Codringer and Fenn were almost exactly how I would imagine them to be so to Neneke the priestess of Melitele. A criticism would be that the world seems much smaller than in the books, with everyone teleporting to different places and journeys taking minutes not weeks (like In the books) the show misses the vastness and diversity of the kingdoms and also the pains and adventures experienced in these journeys the books so very well describe - it almost seems the the whole programme is taking place in one - say - county of England! This is a sacrifice I suppose when transferring to TV but I'd say Peter Jackson managed to capture the scale of LOTT very well for middle Earth. I do like season 2 and feel like I don't know what's going to happen next - due to it being so different to the books but as mentioned feel like the scale of the continent and different kingdoms has not been correctly translated here which does change the whole experience of the Witcher in my opinion.