The King's Witch ~ Poster 2

Very interesting input yes :) The other posters of the series should be with Triss happy yes. This is what I prefer by far. But for the story I think it'll also be important to have an "in between" poster too, to show the progression.

DR

Thanks for your comment :) Yes, you're right about that. I think it would be a nice way to show a progression in the story over the different posters. The first one I did would be more around the beginning, and the next ones for a bit later, when she's really getting into it ;)

DR

Poster looks fantastic! I love the way she's picking up the toys like she knows what's coming, and is looking forward to it. The way in which her body is displayed in the gold chains is also magnificent. Story wise, I think there has to be an element of transformation. Her king's idea of 'service' is more all-encompassing than hers, but she soon stops resisting and starts to enjoy the extra role she has to play, even participating enthusiastically in her submission.

Alex S

I'm not sure what her relationship status with Geralt is at that time, and to a large extent it depends on player choice - I am on team Triss, just to be clear ;) - but a strong infatuation with a powerful, rich, smart, reformed bad boy seems fairly plausible to me for an empathetic woman like Triss, especially if she's on the rebound. There's also a strong political motive to stay on his good side, which should be clear to Triss since she has always been into politics and influence as part of the lodge. I think Kovir is one of the few places left where mages can go and be free members of society. All it would take is for the king to change his mind, and Kovir could turn into a place like Nilfgaard, where mages are forced into military service, or Redania, with a mad ruler hunting for witches to burn. And yes, all the refugees who made it out of Novigrad would probably see Triss as the only reason they're still alive. This is all just speculation on my part anyway, take what you want and throw out the rest. I'm just looking forward to seeing more happy Triss lewds <3

Robert Arctor

Wow, that's a really awesome comment <3 It's very interesting because I was also thinking about setting this in Kovir, since she goes there in the story in the third game, but I hadn't thought about a reason why she would do it, and yours is really convincing. I think the only thing I'd change is some details about the relationship, since it doesn't really make sense that Triss would start loving him considering she's already in love with Geralt, as the game reminds us at this moment. So it could be all about her accepting this "service" temporarily, and then yes, perhaps finding herself to enjoy it more than she expected. What is interesting too is that you're bringing up the other mages. That opens up a lot of possibilities for girl on girl content ;)

DR

Fantastic poster! She looks so mesmerised. I'm not sure I have a good handle on what the storyline is supposed to be here, but let's give it a try. If the King is Tankred Thyssen, King of Kovir and Poviss, Triss is clearly becoming more than his advisor. https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/Tankred_Thyssen He has a reputation for being a bad boy in his youth, but listening to sound advice of sorceresses when required. She probably looks up to him and feels like she owes him her life and livelihood for helping her save the refugees from the war with Nilfgaard and the persecution by Radovid (topical...), but she also likes him for having a taste for the pleasurable things in life. He isn't married; he was a suitor for Ciri, probably for political reasons, and may have thought to use Triss as an ally to persuade her, but he's growing fonder of Triss herself. Since he doesn't have any heirs yet, and Triss is a skilled healer, and the worship of Freya is popular in Kovir, he might have persuaded her to try some with him.

Robert Arctor

Aww shit, can't wait!!!