World map for The Witcher game based on Komárek's and Arkadia maps The map was later translated and appeared in some editions of The Witcher Saga. Based on the author's notes it was said to be the more faithful, but still had some mistakes (or, rather, elements which were later changed by Sapkowski during writing of the Saga). Stanislav Komárek's map of Northern RealmsĪ different approach was taken by Stanislav Komárek, Sapkowski's translator and associate. A heavily modified variant of this map were created for 2nd Edition of Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni. The corrected map was later used in Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni. The final version were created around the time Baptism of Fire was released in Poland and included corrections based on Sapkowski's notes. Several variants were made, with the earliest ones having such unusual features as Gelibol located in Nazair or duchy of Craite in East March. The very first maps of the Continent were created by editors of the author's Polish website.
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