Dol Blathanna

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Known also as the Valley of Flowers, Dol Blathanna is neighbour to Aedirn and Kaedwen. It belonged to the elves for ages, until humans came and laid claim to the land, and the elves fled to the mountains. The region was led by Filavandrel aén Fidháil, but the elves struggled to survive as they had no knowledge of agrigulture; among them was Toruviel.

After Nilfgaard invaded the Northern Kingdoms, Emperor Emhyr var Emreis gave Dol Blathanna to the elves who had helped him and his empire. He also made Enid an Gleanna the queen of the elves' new state, though she still consulted with Filavandrel.

Dol Blathanna is where the short story "The Edge of the World" (Kraniec świata) mostly takes place, chronologically before the war.

Contents 1 Places 2 People 3 In the Movie and TV series 4 In The Witcher computer game

[edit] Places

• Upper Posada
• Lower Posada

[edit] People

• Dhun
• Nettly
• Lille
• Torque
• Dana Méadbh

[edit] In the Movie and TV series

Dol Blathanna is also the setting for the seventh episode of the tv series, "Dolina Kwiatów" (Valley of Flowers).

[edit] In The Witcher computer game

• In The Witcher computer game, in Act III, Dandelion reminds Geralt about how he got his current lute, referring to the short story "The Edge of the World".
• In Act IV, Toruviel makes a similar reference.
• The glossary entry for elves also refers to Dol Blathanna, going as far as mentioning Dana Méadbh.