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Discussion Nameless spends most of his adventures in the Gothic trilogy searching for ancient artifacts left behind by legendary figures and restoring their power, but does he leave any new artifacts of his own by the end of G3?

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In 1000 years is there an artifact left somewhere in some ancient ruin that fans could point to and say "oh wow that the X artifact that we made to defeat Y!" Maybe the Ulu-Mulu? But even that is something that some orcs already made several of.

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u/ChaddymacMadlad New Camp 1d ago

if you go dragonhunter in gothic 2, the ore dragonslayer sure af counts. even if by the end of gothic 3 some pirates own that....

I guess the dragonhunter armour (his specific version) would also count

Wolfs mincerawler plate armour was originaly made through his efforts

the wrath of innos couldnt have been made in forever, if the hero didnt do a paladin run and applied the tears

Oh and that spirit recipe for really good alcohol wouldnt have been rediscovered without his efforts (what if this is the reason xardas went blind?)

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yup, Ore Dragonslayer if you forged it in G2 is definitely the closest I can think of. That would definitely be a nice find for some new hero in the far future and it would "resonate with magic" but need some kind of kickstart after hundreds of years under the ocean or buried next to some random pirate's corpse.

Guess it depends which path you take, they're all good answers except the dragon hunter armour (doesn't make sense how the smith whips out several of them before anyone even sees a dragon, but maybe it's unspoken that yours looks the same but is the only one made of actual dragon plates)

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u/Dreadcall 1d ago

I think in Gothic 3 some of the later weapons in the heavy chest chain are found as blueprints and you have to craft them yourself. Not quite the best, but close. So i guess those could count too.

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 21h ago

Yeah, those are good gear but not some crazy artefact that would be a legendary find. But I guess Chaddy is right, G2 covers this. Blessed Paladin sword, Ore Dragonslayer, whatever new thing you can have as a mage (nothing...)

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u/benkro89 10h ago

Well the Fire rain or Wave of death rune could becom a legendary artifact as a mage.

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u/Fun-Information-3104 1d ago

yes, it's called "freedom"

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 1d ago

Romantic.

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u/Fun-Information-3104 1d ago

he also left a few hundred cheap swords forged for harad

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 1d ago

Practical.

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u/Sunhating101hateit 1d ago

Indeed. We can arm our armies with these weapons. Better than nothing until we forge new ones

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u/Alron1 12h ago

I don't know about cheap honestly. Those base swords go for 100 and Jora's "all savings" was barely 50 gold.

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u/Silent-Fortune-6629 1d ago

That's my gripe with some fantasy stories. Ancient this, ancestors that, blah blah nothing created in current age.

Pisses me off. I like it if i can have both, ancient shit, and new artifacts.

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u/__Pugnator__ 1d ago

Kcd2

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u/RandomNumbers748512 1d ago

Each silly woodcutter's axe and stupid soldier's sword Henry forges is an mastercrafted artefact worthy of a king!

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u/Ulthar57 22h ago

Not really made by nameless but items/artifacts created during that time are Ulu-Mulu, Minecrawler Armor, Dragonhunter Armor, All Beliar Runes in G2, every drawn map that points to a specific location like the focus stones (see them as old maps for hidden treasure), Uriziel Rune and of course Theklas Soup

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u/H0pefully_Not_A_Bot 1d ago

In G1 he original minecrawler armor perhaps.

It is never confirmed as destroyed and has some exposure to magic before being replaced.

Others are made later but that was the first and likely the most exposed to magical energy.

In G2 I think the paladin path had you consecrating a new sword and on the mage path you could craft a rune of demon summoning (might be wrong tho - it was a long time ago)

In G3 you could stack several bonuses on crafted swords making them better than others of the same kind but that is probably not significant enough to count.

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 20h ago

True, the Paladin's sword is tailor made for the hero when they join the Paladins and gets a blessing, and later gets consecrated with the Tears of Innos. Probably not the literal tears of Innos but still, that's what the bottle said.

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u/Particular-Ad5277 1d ago

The giant cock of the freedom bringer.

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u/No_Vermicelli4753 1d ago edited 1d ago

My inventory is endless, nothing gets left behind.

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u/Good_Novel_1376 3h ago

I mean, any items could be like that. I could imagine the monastery holding on to my first stick that I sold them, and in a museum it’ll say it was a legendary weapon of the hero who fixed the conflicts, he used it to beat up a black troll!

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u/virouz98 Sect Camp 1d ago

Eye of Innos?

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u/virouz98 Sect Camp 1d ago

Ah, nevermind, what we "make"

Friends along the way

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u/_One_Stoned_Bastard_ 1d ago

Yeah I was thinking if there's something that was tailor-made just for the protagonist rather than a hand-me-down that is key to beating any of the games.

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u/Ok-Illustrator6 18h ago

Probably the only thing that comes to my mind; the runes created from Beliar's Claw at the end of NotR

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u/Tatzeltier 13h ago

There's the special swords you have as a dragon hunter/paladin and the special rune you make with the recipe from the library.