Merwyn’s naivete quickly becomes her undoing as Balor betrays the others as soon as they make it through the portal to the chaos realm.

She has decided to trust Balor (Lenny Henry) to guide Eredin (Jacob Collins-Levy) and his soldiers to another world even though Balor hasn’t really done anything to prove he’s any less power-hungry than he was when she locked him up. The final episode begins with Merwyn (Mirren Mack) sending her first scouting party through the monolith. Power, Revenge, and The Fight for Xin’trea The final episode is packed with fight scenes, world-ending events, haunting music, and reveals that leave us with more questions than answers. This four episode miniseries follows a band of warriors on their quest across the Continent as they make their way to the Elven capital of Xin’trea to stop the tyranny of the new Elven empire.

Set 1200 years before the events of The Witcher, The Witcher: Blood Origin tells the story of the Conjunction of the Spheres and how the Continent was changed forever. This article contains spoilers for The Witcher: Blood Origin.

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