Yennefer Of Vengerberg
A formidable sorceress, Yennefer first met Geralt more than twenty years ago, when a djinn intertwined their fates together. Even though the intervening time has proved their relationship to be strong, it is frequently as stormy as the waters off Undvik. Completely the opposite of Geralt, Yennefer is more socially competent, adept at politicking, but was in the wrong place when the Wild Hunt captured her. Fleeing their grasp, she now stands at the right hand of Emhyr var Emreis.
Triss Merigold
When one turns to a dictionary to look up the word “sorceress,” there should be little surprise to find a painting of Triss Merigold. The perfect example of this profession, this former mage advisor to King Foltest holds none of the pretentions and haughtiness so apparent in some of her sisters of the Lodge. A warm and personable charm has won over many cold hearts, not least that of Geralt of Rivia. She was last seen in the city of Novigrad, helping her fellow mages from the pogrom against their kind.
Philippa Eilhart
While Miss Eilhart was also an advisor to a king (Vizimir II), she took a more avid interest in the power her standing provided, with the Council of Mages and eventually the Lodge of Sorceresses itself. She has incredible talents, but a rather prickly nature about her. It is said that several kings found out just how prickly, since she was implicated in Vizimir’s death, as well as the assassinations of two other monarchs. Little wonder that she has vanished into hiding, and is now the quarry of King Radovid’s special forces.
Keira Metz
Geralt first met this sorceress when she was flung out of a window and fell on his head during a coup. Then he stumbled upon her deep in the Velen countryside. When her employment with King Foltest came to an end (as had the king himself), she was chased out of Temeria and forced into exile, as she had earned the wrath and hatred of King Radovid. Geralt discovers she is now eking out an existence as a witch—a wisewoman stuck curing ailments of animals and peasants alike, all the while waiting for the winds of fate to blow in her favor.