Witcher Logo

A highly stylised, monochrome snarling wolf head rendered as a spiky medallion. The wolf's mouth is open with visible fangs, angular eyes and layered, pointed mane elements radiating outward; the whole emblem sits within a thin circular fra...

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Black stylized snarling wolf medallion above 'THE WITCHER' wordmark and 'ROLE-PLAYING GAME' subtitle.
Witcher logo

About Witcher

A highly stylised, monochrome snarling wolf head rendered as a spiky medallion. The wolf's mouth is open with visible fangs, angular eyes and layered, pointed mane elements radiating outward; the whole emblem sits within a thin circular frame.

Beneath the emblem is a two-line wordmark in an all-caps serif: "THE WITCHER" (the lowercase i dotted with a small red accent) and a smaller subtitle line reading "ROLE-PLAYING GAME" separated by short horizontal rules on either side.

What's in it: wolf head medallion fangs/teeth

Shapes: circle symmetrical wolf-head emblem spiky radial elements wordmark (serif) subtitle line with horizontal rules

Style: monochrome heraldic angular detailed linework serif wordmark

Text in logo: THE WITCHER ROLE-PLAYING GAME

A snarling wolf medallion evoking ferocity, hunting and a medieval/fantasy feel (wolf-school emblem).

Categories

Game
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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#0B0B0B · primary
Dark gray
#333333 · secondary
Deep red (dot over i)
#B22222 · accent

Witcher Logo History

The Witcher is a fantasy franchise created by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski; it was adapted into a well-known series of video games by CD Projekt Red beginning in 2007. The wolf medallion shown is the emblem associated with the protagonist Geralt and the Witcher 'School of the Wolf.'

Frequently asked

What does the wolf medallion represent?

Visually it represents a snarling wolf head — in-universe it is the Witcher 'School of the Wolf' emblem associated with the protagonist Geralt.

Who created The Witcher franchise?

The Witcher began as a fantasy book series by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski and was later adapted into video games by CD Projekt Red.

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