Characters of the "Gothic" Universe (PC) Quiz

Answer: The armor of the former Shadows from the Old Camp

Diego was the mentor of the Nameless Hero in "Gothic 1", and was caught by a group of paladins before the events of "Gothic 2" when he was trying to escape the Valley of Mines. Diego acquired Citizen's clothing soon after he sneaked into the city of Khorinis later in the game.

Answer: Raven

Raven was Gomez's right-hand man in "Gothic 1", and became a faithful servant of Beliar in "Gothic 2: Night of the Raven". He commanded the opening of the temple of Adanos in the add-on previously mentioned add-on and was finally slain by the game's protagonist. Killing Raven grants the player the ability to use his divine weapon, the Claw of Beliar in battle, if he so chooses (the weapon may also be sunk into the depths of the Sea by the lead water mage, Saturas, therefore preventing the future generations from using it in order to subjugate the population of the island on which the second game of the "Gothic" series takes place). Gomez was the leader of the Old Camp in "Gothic 1", and the last two Barons, Scar and Arto, acted as his personal bodyguards.

Answer: Mordrag

Mordrag is a New Camp-based trader that sells his merchandise within the walls of the Old Camp. He is involved in a number of quests, and Thorus, the commander of the Guards, wants him to leave the camp. Ian is the chief overseer and self-proclaimed "boss" of the Old Mine (upon being questioned about the ownership of the mine by the Nameless Hero, he answers: "Gomez may be the boss of the Old Camp, but this is still my mine."). Bloodwyn blackmails the "rookie" diggers for protection money, and Mud is a convict that had been put into the colony a few weeks before the Nameless Hero because he "really liked animals".

Answer: Crown of Adanos

Gonzales is one of the most successful traders in the desert of Varant, and is known for his desire for women, money, ancient artifacts and powerful weapons. He is also a mortal enemy of the Water Mages, and the Nameless Hero's reputation with the Hashishin improves significantly as the Water Mages and the Nomads disappear into the darkness forever.

Answer: Lehmar

Both Ingvar and Lothar are paladins in the same game, and Lobart is the owner of the farm outside the city of Khorinis, near the path to Xardas' tower. Many of the city's inhabitants are in debt to Lehmar; all of the financial transactions are described in a purple ledger that can be found in his house in the Harbor.

Answer: Medium mercenary armor, from Lee

Gorn and Khaled are members of the guild of mercenaries in "Gothic 2" (Lee, a former general in the army of Rhobar II, is the leader of the mercenaries). Lee personally sells the armor to his men, while Khaled only equips the soldiers with weapons and other useful items.

A thousand gold pieces must be paid to Commander Garond, the leader of the paladins in the Valley of Mines, in order for Gorn to be released.

Answer: At the temple of Al Shedim

Lester is a digger for the Orcs near the temple of Al Shedim. He was addicted to swampweed in the previous two games, and had been a member of the Swamp Camp before the fall of the barrier.

Answer: Pedro

The other three are, to my knowledge, absent from any of the "Gothic" games. Pedro had spent many of his days as a monastery gate guard, and had, according to the High Fire Mage, Pyrokar, "spent too much time alone, outside the monastery", in the months before the theft of the Eye of Innos. In the game "Thief: The Dark Project", a similar artifact is present, known only as "The Eye".

Answer: Corristo

Torrez and Drago are regular fire mages in "Gothic 1", they are killed by Gomez's men when the Old Mine shuts down. Hyglas is a fire mage in "Gothic 2", and specializes in the magic of ice and thunder. Corristo had been Xardas' second in command until the latter decided to study the Black Arts and left the order of the Magicians of Fire.

Answer: Thorus

Thorus is very proud of the fact that the Orcs have accepted him as an equal, and serves as a guard at one of the entrances into the city of Trelis. All three other NPCs are mercenaries in Montera. Marik is the commander of the city's garrison and employs the Nameless Hero for a rather dishonorable task - he is to spy among the mercenaries and find out who is loyal to Marik and who is not.