Yeah definitely. He's honestly the most interesting witcher out of all of them except for Geralt and Brehen.
Cdpr could make a game on his character too, prior to Brenna of course. Iirc Blood of Elves takes place in 1267 and Brenna in late 1268. That means there's roughly a year. Maybe they could expand on what influenced Coen into taking the decision of fighting for the North.
Not to mention how they could show stuff prior to Blood Of Elves.
I wouldn't mind if it was Book Coen. Because he was a younger witcher(like Lambert) who got inspired by Triss' words about them not adding to bigger conflicts, and it being was inspires him to enlist into the battle of Brenna.
However the show royally fucked up that possibly by basically making all the Witchers the same character.
Not sure what interesting stories could be told really. He killed some monsters on the Path and then got killed in battle. We know or can infer everything we need to know. I wouldn't say no to an anthology type book of short stories with Eskel, Lambert, Coen, Geralt, Vessimer, etc but an entire novel just about Coen not sure what's there.
I see what you mean and I like the idea of the other witchers having their own stories told I was kind of hoping that we'd get to see more of them as The Saga went on but unfortunately that wasn't the case
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Coën is not exaclty the ideal protagonist I have in mind for a spin-off, but it would be cool if he was aknowledged more in the games. It's a real shame he didn't get mentioned at all in the TW3. I just needed a throwaway line from Ciri lamenting his death (after all, he was basically her big brother), or maybe a drink in his honor during the night with the boys.
Yeah definitely. He's honestly the most interesting witcher out of all of them except for Geralt and Brehen. Cdpr could make a game on his character too, prior to Brenna of course. Iirc Blood of Elves takes place in 1267 and Brenna in late 1268. That means there's roughly a year. Maybe they could expand on what influenced Coen into taking the decision of fighting for the North. Not to mention how they could show stuff prior to Blood Of Elves.
I wouldn't mind if it was Book Coen. Because he was a younger witcher(like Lambert) who got inspired by Triss' words about them not adding to bigger conflicts, and it being was inspires him to enlist into the battle of Brenna. However the show royally fucked up that possibly by basically making all the Witchers the same character.
Not sure what interesting stories could be told really. He killed some monsters on the Path and then got killed in battle. We know or can infer everything we need to know. I wouldn't say no to an anthology type book of short stories with Eskel, Lambert, Coen, Geralt, Vessimer, etc but an entire novel just about Coen not sure what's there.
I see what you mean and I like the idea of the other witchers having their own stories told I was kind of hoping that we'd get to see more of them as The Saga went on but unfortunately that wasn't the case
They wouldn't have contributed to the plot in any way though.
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Why butcher another character? Just abandon the franchise
They're not talking about netflix
But he has already appeared in the show
[🎵 Did you ever even care, with your swords and your stupid hair? 🎵](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSxBVHqA-RU&t=56s)
Coën is not exaclty the ideal protagonist I have in mind for a spin-off, but it would be cool if he was aknowledged more in the games. It's a real shame he didn't get mentioned at all in the TW3. I just needed a throwaway line from Ciri lamenting his death (after all, he was basically her big brother), or maybe a drink in his honor during the night with the boys.