The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Artbook

The layout and basic concept for the fortress’ appearance
have not changed much from the first
game. It is still an ancient castle, worn down by
the sands of time and integrated into the rocky
precipices of its mountain home. The walls and
towers bear clear signs of destruction. Some of it
is the result of the battle that took place here a
century and a half ago, while other instances are
the handiwork of time and the elements. Weeds
and even young trees grow within the fortress,
proof of the passage of time and the fact that its
present occupants don’t devote much attention
to its upkeep. The keep’s interior looks somewhat
better–the living chambers of Kaer Morhen
still act as a sort of asylum and safe haven in
which the last witchers of the Wolf School can
hunker down for the winter.
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