The Yennefer of Vengerberg Alternative Outfit statue was my first choice for a Yennefer statue to complete my Witcher statue collection. From the time it was first revealed, the face portrait was in my opinion way better than the original Yennefer of Vengerberg Prime 1 Studio statue. Originally, when the statue was first available for pre-order, it was only available for purchase on the Prime 1 Studio store (besides third-party resellers). A number of months passed by and seeing that it wasn’t available on Sideshow Collectibles, so I decided to purchase the statue directly from Prime 1 Studio directly. Funny enough, eventually the statue became available for purchase on Sideshow (and it’s still available for purchase as off the time of this writing). Ultimately, purchasing the statue directly from Prime 1 Studio was cheaper than buying it directly from Sideshow Collectibles! The only caveat was the economy shaping method took almost three months for me to receive the statue.

This second version of Yennefer is based on the DLC outfit that is available on the Witcher game. While it is a little more revealing than the original outfit, the character doesn’t loose any elegance whatsoever. Yennefer is absolutely beautiful and the alternative DLC outfit definitely embodies the character’s role and personality. This statue also has a lot more simplistic base, unlike the first set of Witcher statues which have a master slaying theme, this particular base still tells the story of Yennefer being a sorceress by showcasing a Megascope and potions. However I’m not quite sure what’s going on with the treasure chest.

I decided to purchase the regular version, because I really dislike the Uma character. I won’t mention why because it will involve giving some spoilers on the video game’s main story.

This is my seventh Prime 1 Studio statue, and like all other statues, this one isn’t the exception. The level of detail on the statue is incredible.