When the fire was lit at the foot of the criminal's pyre and the flames began to engulf her, she began to hurl abuse at the knights, barons, sorcerers and lord councillors gathered in the square using such words that terror seized them all. Thus, when we considered such similarities, time to to recall Falka's curse. In turn, Radovid used Church of Eternal Fire to achieve his own goals. During Falka's Rebellion the countless number of cities, castles, mages' towers, temples and manors were burned down, Falka herself ended at the stake in Novigrad cursing all the people present in the square. Both are associated with fire in some way.Falka raided and burned Mirthe, an ancient city of mages in Gelibol, and commanded to flay Radmir of Tor Carnedd alive. Though the details are different, both strived for it with fire and sword.

Both took revenge on their persecutors.

Falka, when she was one year old, were banished with her mother to Kovir after her father had found younger and prettier wife. Radovid after his father's death suffered from ignorance by Redanian nobility and aristocracy and was forced to being tutored by selfish sorceress with some dominastic inclinations who was behind the assassination of his own father.

Both were being harmed, insulted and humiliated in the youth.

Both are legal members of Redanian royal family.

She ordered to burn Mirthe, first mages' seat of power, personally murdered her own father, half-brothers and Vridank's second wife, finally she left her child to Riannon announcing that 'only the queens are worthy of the privilege of being wet nurse to her children and this will be the fate of all crowned chicks in her New Order'. Over time, Falka was falling deeper and deeper into insanity. Initially perceived by Temerian and Koviri nobles as the fight of the legitimate firstborn for the throne owing to her, the rebellion turned into the bloodiest peasant war the Northern Kingdoms have ever seen. More than a hundred years ago, Falka, disinherited daughter of King Vridank, initiated a revolt which went down to history as the Falka's Rebellion. I did not like initially what CDP RED did with Radovid in the final game (another mad king.), but after some thoughts, I changed my mind.įirst of all, we must consider that Radovid the Stern is not the first member of Redanian royal dynasty who had fallen into a madness.

Is Radovid V actually the child from Falka's curse? (theory)

Witcher 2 the blood curse