The Witcher Season 4 Episode 8 Recap and Review: "Baptism of Fire"
Geralt and Ciri face immense trials that will change them forever in the blood-soaked season 4 finale of The Witcher.
The season finale, "Baptism of Fire", is an action-packed episode with major twists and turns, heart-wrenching deaths, and events that will leave Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer irrevocably changed.
The previous episode ended with Geralt searching for a druid circle in Nilfgaard, Yennefer planning her next moves in Montecalvo, and Ciri trying to save her friends from Leo Bonhart.
The finale features a devastating scene, arguably the most devastating thing The Witcher has ever filmed.
The previous episode, "What I love I do not carry," left off with Geralt in search of a druid circle in Nilfgaard, Yennefer returning to Montecalvo to plan her next moves, and Ciri racing to save her friends the Rats from the treacherous mercenary Leo Bonhart.
Author's summary: The Witcher season 4 finale is a blood-soaked episode.
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