A royal school for the witcherBorn from the success of The Witcher series CD Projektsaw it removed Officially licensed It was closed for reasons unspecified by the Polish publisher and had to close.
There witch school, called the place, belonged to the company 5 Żywiołów. The closure announcement came on the institute’s social channels, where it was announced that CD Projekt terminated the contract due to the behavior of a staff member, Ania Wawrzyniak. The woman is reportedly part of the controversial ultra-conservative Polish Catholic organization Ordo Iuris, which is famous for its anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ and anti-gender positions.
Ania Wawrzyniak She is the wife of Dastin Wawrzyniak, one of the founders of 5 Żywiołów. As reported in a Facebook post signed by Dastin and her brother Dominic Wawrzyniak, Ania worked as a lawyer for the company for nearly two years between 2017 and 2019.
Controversy surrounding Ania recently arose when she commissioned Ordo Iuris to work on “legal mechanisms for enforcing and enforcing the vaccination obligation and the potential consequences of non-compliance” and a draft law for illegal abortion.
Ania’s affair with Ordo Iuris became a national case and was reported by several newspapers, so much so that 5 Żywiołów contacted CD Projekt to explain the situation. In response, Cyberpunk 2077 company unilaterally revoked the license.
CD Projekt, contacted by Eurogamer.net to clarify the matter, simply said in February 2022 that it had decided to end its collaboration with The Witcher School, which it had given three months’ notice as stated in the contract.
Closing the Witcher School, 5 Żywiołów plans to launch a new and original LARP experience, which will be released in the spring of 2023.
Source: Multiplayer
