Gothic 1-2

Character Name: Nameless. Faction: None, or rather, emerges depending on the situation. Location: He's everywhere, never sits still. Importance: main character. Personality: Changeable and somewhat contradictory. Sometimes the hero acts arrogant and boorish, but at the same time, he thinks about others. To some extent, he can be considered caring, despite the fact that he often does things that are not always beneficial to others. The Nameless One is goal-oriented and brave, almost to the point of recklessness. He can single-handedly attack an opponent significantly larger and stronger than him. The hero has a unique, crude sense of humor. He also always thinks clearly and soberly assesses the situation and his capabilities. The Nameless One knows how to find friends and companions and can find common ground with any intelligent being, for example, demons or dragons. And he also loves gold and wealth very much, but not to the point of madness. Appearance: A tall man of medium build with light brown hair and facial hair, his hair pulled back into a small braid. Backstory: It's unknown why he was thrown into the magical dome of the Valley of Mines, but he was given a letter for the fire mages. During the quest, he befriends Diego, Gorn, Lester, Milten, Xardas, Lee, Saturas, and other water mages. He helps bring down the magical Barrier around the mining colony on the island of Khorinis by retrieving five artifacts and killing the demon Sleeper, who erected the Barrier. He frees the people imprisoned in the colony at the cost of his own life, buried under rubble. At the beginning of Gothic II, the necromancer Xardas frees the Nameless One from the ruins of the Temple and warns them that the people will soon be attacked by hordes of orcs, demons, and other evil spirits, led by six Dragons awakened by the Sleeper's final cry. Thus, the Nameless One has a new goal. Personality Type of the Nameless ISTP 9w8.

Character Name: Diego. Faction: Head of the Ghosts (Shadows) in the Old Camp; was a killer in Khorinis before falling under the dome. Location: Valley of Mines, Old Camp, the city of Khorinis. Importance:main character. Personality: An experienced fighter, respected by many in the Old Camp, skilled with a bow and sword. Always stands up for his friends and rises up against his opponents without question. Diego is smart and resourceful, which sometimes helps him find a way out of a difficult situation. Diego is always looking for a way to get rich, so his actions may be motivated by selfishness. His close friends include Nameless, Gorn, Milten, and Lester. Appearance: A strong-built man of about forty. He has black hair tied in a ponytail, a dark mustache, and thick eyebrows. Diego has brown eyes and a glowy gaze. History: He was imprisoned for life under the dome for murder and theft. At the beginning of the first game in the series, he saves the Nameless Hero from three thugs who were amusing themselves by beating up newcomers and invites him to the Old Camp. He didn't help the Nameless Hero without compensation. By the events of the second game in the series, Diego has fallen into the hands of the paladins and is exiled to one of the magic ore mines for spreading rumors about dragons in the Valley of Mines. Personality Type of the Diego ENTP 5w6

Character name: Lester. Faction: Swamp Camp acolyte/cultist camp. Location: Swamp Camp, encountered in the basin next to Xardas's tower in the second game. Importance:main character. Personality: A polite man with a gentle disposition. Skeptical of various ideologies, but can temporarily support them in the name of higher goals if necessary. As a friend, he is loyal and reliable. He is attached to swamp herbs, which are used as a mild narcotic in the Gothic world. He is not averse to deception; for example, in the quest "Joining the Swamp Camp," Lester helps the Nameless One gain Baal Namib's approval by deceiving him so that the hero is worthy of joining the camp. As for details, since he worked for the city alchemist, he is knowledgeable in herbs, potions, and can even use some magical runes. Appearance: In his youth, Lester had long white hair and no tattoos. After joining the Cultist Camp, Lester shaved his head and got tattoos, including on his face. He appeared to be in his 30s or 40s. History: Lester's reason for being in the colony was because he slept with the governor's wife, after which he was pursued by guards and accidentally killed several guards. It is known that Lester had previously worked for Constantino in Khorinis. In the colony, he joined the Brotherhood of the Sleeper, although he was not a true believer. As he himself explained, he joined to escape faster. After the destruction of the Barrier, Lester temporarily lost his mind, like all his comrades from the Swamp Camp, but managed to escape the Valley and reach Xardas. Judge/equalizer Lester: This is the Steel Mace belonging to Lester. Personality Type of the Lester INFP 6w5

Character Name: Gorn. Faction: Mercenary from the New Camp. Location: Valley of Mines, New Camp. Importance:main character. Personality: Gorn is stern and brutal, but good-natured. He is distinguished by his great physical strength, which has distinguished him since his adolescence. He prefers to solve problems by force, often neglects negotiations and is always ready to fight. He enjoys tasty food, strong alcohol, and a good fight with enemies. He maintains friendships with Diego, Milten, and Lester, despite their origins in rival camps. Appearance: A well-built man of 30-40 years old with black hair and a mustache, dark skin, and a not-too-short haircut. History: Due to constant fights with fellow soldiers, drunken brawls while on leave, damage to barracks property, and failure to follow orders, he ended up in Khorinis Prison. When the kingdom's mages erected a magical Barrier over the valley, Gorn was offered a place in Gomez's personal guard. But he refused to follow his orders, preferring freedom. Soon, a New Camp was founded under the command of the Water Mages and the former general Myrtana Lee, who hired Gorn as a mercenary. During the Nameless Hero's journey through the Valley of Mines, Gorn assisted him in his search for one of the five Unitors. He subsequently participated in the liberation of the New Mine from the invaders from the Old Camp. After the magical barrier fell, Gorn was captured by the Paladins, but Milten and the nameless hero raised money to free their friend. Personality Type of the Horn ESFP 7w8

Character name: Milten/Milten. Faction: Fire Mage. Location: Old Camp, Valley of Mines, Monastery of Fire Mages. Importance: main character. Character: kind, reasonable, loyal and brave character. Honesty and strength Milten protected his friends and was ready to sacrifice everything for them, even the place of the magician. Disgust for orcs. Perseverance and magical abilities. Milten was on the verge of death more than once, but his perseverance and magical abilities saved him again and again. Wisdom and intelligence he is an honest, kind, responsible, extremely hardworking and intelligent character. Appearance: Brown hair, one strand of hair hanging from the bangs, looks very mature despite the young age of 20-30 years. history: originally from Sendar. Before becoming Milten was known as a magician thief and deserter. Details of his life before becoming a Fire Mage practically unknown. According to Milten himself, took him as a student High Mage of the Circle of Fire Corristo for helping the ore barons. Himself Milten believes that the master I did it more for fun than with the purpose of teaching him. After the barrier's fall, Milten remained the only surviving mage of the Circle of Fire in the Valley of Mines. He helped the Nameless Hero obtain one of the Unitor Stones in exchange for a similar service in finding another artifact. He helped recover the ancient sword "Urizel," restoring its former power, though their relationship with the water mages soured. After the Barrier's collapse, he traveled to the Monastery of Innos near the city of Khorinis, but was immediately dispatched with a paladin expedition to the Valley of Mines as a guide and spiritual leader. Personality Type of the Milten INFJ 1w2.

Character name: Xardas. Faction: formerly a fire mage but became a necromancer. Location: Xardas Tower. Importance: main character. Personality: A mysterious and withdrawn character. He does not reveal his plans even to his allies and tells the Nameless Hero only what he considers necessary, keeping the rest to himself. Some of Xardas's personality traits: Rudeness and cynicism. Xardas values ​​only himself and people strong enough to be worthy opponents, viewing everyone else as pawns or tools to fulfill his desires. Moral ambiguity. On the one hand, Xardas is a humanist: he wants to free people from the influence of the gods and save them from their war. But he is ready to make morally questionable decisions and sacrifice others if it helps him achieve his goal. Desire for solitude. Xardas does not like random visitors and uninvited guests, values ​​his solitude. Desire to guide those who decide the fate of the world. Despite his tendency to stay in the shadows, this is only an illusion. Xardas always strives to guide those who decide the fate of the world. Xardas is a powerful mage, perfectly mastering all the circles of magic, including the half-forgotten Sixth Circle, which gives power over the most terrible spells. He is rude and cynical, valuing only himself and people strong enough to be worthy opponents, considering everyone else as pawns or tools to fulfill his desires. Appearance: A thin old man with gray hair and beard, white eyes and pupils (despite this, not blind) age about sixty years. He wears a dark purple robe with raised shoulders, decorated with an elegant belt and amulet.

History: Xardas was one of the twelve mages who erected the Arcane Barrier around the Valley of Mines. He was the leader of the complex ritual, but due to the intervention of an ancient archdemon, the barrier was impenetrable from the inside, even for mages. To find out why the ritual failed, Xardas began studying the forbidden dark arts. His colleagues did not approve of such research, and Xardas left the Old Camp, building himself a tower in the orc lands. hair and beard. In the past, Xardas was the Archmage of the Circle of Fire and led the mages in creating a barrier over the colony. However, due to the intervention of an ancient archdemon, the ritual to create the barrier failed, and Xardas was imprisoned in its dome. To find out the reason for the failure, Xardas began studying the forbidden dark arts. The other mages did not approve of his methods, and Xardas, abandoning the service of Innos, left the Old Camp and settled in the lands of the orcs to continue his research in solitude. The necromancer managed to find out that an ancient creature summoned by the orcs was behind the failure to create the barrier. It was he who told the Nameless One where to find this demon and how to get rid of it. Throughout the first and second games of the series, Xardas helped the Nameless Hero. At the end of Gothic 2, having absorbed the soul of the Undead Dragon killed by the Hero, he confessed to the hero that he used him for his own selfish purposes and is an apologist for Beliar. Personality Type of the Xardas INTJ 5w6.

Character name: Saturas. Faction: Water mages. Location: New camp, the second half of the island of Khorinis with the ruins of a past civilization. Importance:main character. Personality: Saturas is the most powerful wizard of the water element, revered and respected not only within the Ring of Water, but also beyond it. Saturas's wisdom and rich life experience border on his arrogance. He is suspicious, looking for a catch even where there is none. Saturas's trust is not easy to earn, and almost impossible to return. Nevertheless, he is devoted to his duty as a guardian of the universal balance between Good and Evil, and his vindictiveness extends only to its violators. Appearance: At the beginning of the saga, Saturas is sixty-four years old. He is a tall, dark-skinned man with broad shoulders and a flat stomach. Although Saturas was famous for his heroic physique in his youth, the years have gradually deprived him of his massive muscles, but left him with his former temperament and sharp tongue. Blue robe of the supreme water mage. Personality Type of the Saturas INTJ 5w6.

History: The Supreme Mage of the Circle of Water and one of the twelve mages who participated in the creation of the Magic Barrier over the Valley of Mines. During the process, something went wrong, and the Barrier grew to such a size that it swallowed up the entire Valley of Mines and the mages who created it. Almost immediately after this, a rebellion of convicts occurred, who killed all the royal soldiers and seized power. The mages, not wanting to become enemies of the new rulers of the valley, entered into an alliance with the leader of the convicts, Gomez. After some time, Saturas and the Water Mages decided that they could not simply adapt to the new conditions, and left the Old Camp. The Water Mages began to look for a way to destroy the Barrier and like-minded people willing to help them in this. Soon the Water Mages met Lee, a former general of the army of the kingdom of Myrtana, who was thrown into the Colony for a crime he did not commit. Together, they created a New Camp to counter the Old Camp. They began to collect a mountain of magic ore to destroy the barrier, but the Nameless One deprived the ore of its power by charging the magic sword "Urizel" and the water mages became angry at him because they trusted him and did not expect this.}]

Character name: Lee. Faction: Leader of the New Camp, head of the mercenaries at Onar's Farm near Khorinis. Location: New Camp, Onar's Farm. Importance: Secondary. Character: A calculating and cautious man. As a former general, he always plans all his actions, paying attention to their long-term consequences. He does not like to put his people at risk. He values ​​their loyalty highly, so some people underestimate his skills, taking him for a coward. Vengeful. Over time, hatred for the king and the desire for revenge grows, and this begins to hide everything else from Lee. Strives to achieve well-being. In the first two parts of the game, Lee is a man of honor, striving to achieve well-being not only for himself, but also for those he considers his friends. Appearance: A tall, strong man with a few early strands of gray hair, the main hair color is brown and there are wrinkles on his face, age 41.

History: A former general in the army of the kingdom of Myrtana, a veteran of many famous battles. After the war with the assassins, Lee became one of the most famous commanders, whose name was feared by the assassins. By the end of the war, King Rhobar personally awarded Lee the rank of general and entrusted him with the storming of Zuben's palace. The state of the assassins fell. One day, Lee's enemies arranged the murder of King Rhobar's wife, and the general himself was stunned and dragged to the scene of the crime. The enemies arranged everything so that it was Lee who was guilty of murdering the queens. The king accused Lee of murdering his wife and promised the general that he would spend the rest of his life in the mines of Khorinis. Only his enormous services to the kingdom saved Lee from execution. Having found himself in the Valley of Mines, Lee did not want to accept his fate and serve Gomez. Together with his like-minded people, he left the Old Camp and organized the New Camp in order to be able to destroy the magical barrier over the Valley and go free in order to take revenge on those who betrayed him. After the fall of the Barrier, Lee and his men hired themselves out to a large landowner who led a farmers' rebellion against the king's authority.

Waterbenders: They worship the god Adanos, who maintains order between Beliar and Innos. Besides Saturas, there are other waterbenders on the island of Khorinis who were with him under the barrier. Riordian is sweet, generous, and sympathetic. He is the only one of the seven waterbenders on the island with blond hair and is around 50 years old. Other waterbenders include Miksir, who enjoys studying ancient civilizations; Merdarion, an expert in the art of teleportation; Nefarius, one of the most powerful waterbenders; and Kronos, who is arrogant but not particularly offensive because of this flaw. Most waterbenders are very perceptive and immediately see through lies, so lying is not worth even trying, although there is a chance of deception. There's also the water mage Vatras, whose skin is dark like Saturas's. He helps the protagonist, the Nameless One, when he arrives in Khorinis after the barrier falls. Vatras is the only water mage on the island who doesn't know what the Nameless One did, and so doesn't hold a grudge against him. Vatras is a fairly powerful but elderly mage, around 60 years old, and isn't averse to smoking a few joints of swampweed when no one's looking. Vatras assists the protagonist, giving them quests, such as finding missing people in Khorinis, and offering help with healing, blessings, and payment for the tablets. When the protagonist finds the destroyed Eye of Innos, Vatras offers to perform a ritual to restore the amulet's lost power. Personality Type of the Vatras INFJ.

Fire Mages: Besides Milten and Xardas, there were other mages. The mages under the colony's dome were killed by Baron Gomez of the Old Camp after a mine collapse. The Nameless One was supposed to deliver a letter to them, and the fire mages, upon seeing it, discovered it was intended for Xardas, who had left and was presumed dead. Thus, the surviving mages at the end of the first game were Milten and Xardas, as Milten escaped in time, while Xardas had long since abandoned them, realizing that Gomez was a thug. Fire mages also live outside the colony, in a fire mage monastery near Khorinis. Pyrokar, the head of the monastery, holds the highest position in the Church. Serpentes, one of the monastery's three abbots, is a pompous man. Ultar is Pyrokar's assistant. Pyrokar and Ultar conduct themselves wisely and with dignity. Fire mages live in a monastery on the island of Khorinis, training acolytes, worshiping Innos, praying for paladins, learning new spells, and brewing potions. Fire mages worship Innos and consider their primary goal to be the fight against the forces of evil and the servants of Beliar. Despite a letter from Pyrokar to Xardas, Pyrokar distrusts Xardas, who left the monastery and took several artifacts with him. This is why they are reluctant to meet. Although Pyrokar reacts more harshly than Xardas, they are forced to meet to restore the amulet of the Eye of Innos. This required three mages: the water mage Vatras, the fire mage Pyrokar, and the necromancer Xardas, representatives of the three gods. Not all fire mages are as good as they seem. Some are willing to overlook murder or theft for gold, and they love gold. Even just becoming a novice at the monastery costs 1,000 gold, plus one sheep. There are also fire mages. For example, Daron stands in the city market square. If you want to make a donation, he'll practically reach into your pocket and offer to give him half the coins.

Paladins: Lord Hagen is the leader of the Paladin expedition and the temporary commander-in-chief of Khorinis. Lord Andre is the leader of the Khorinis militia. Paladins are part of a sacred order created under Robar I. All members of the order revere Innos, the god of fire and light. Paladins are believed to carry out his will on earth, sent through the king. Some tasks performed by paladins include: Preparing the city of Khorinis for defense. For example, Lord Hagen, the leader of the Paladin detachment, prepared the city for defense and mobilized the local militia. Fighting a peasant rebellion led by Onar. Protecting the sacred artifact, the Eye of Innos, involves organizing ore mining, confronting orcs, and protecting the king and fire mages. Paladins wield one-handed and two-handed swords, wear heavy plate armor, and some use shields. They are highly skilled in combat skills. To obtain the Eye of Innos, you must bring evidence of dragons in the Valley of Mines to Lord Hagen. In the Valley of Mines, orcs are besieging a castle that was once part of an old camp. The expedition group Lord Hagen sent to the Valley of Mines is located there. Talk to Garond. The expedition leader refuses to provide evidence until his task is completed. You need to find out how many crates of ore were extracted. Return to Garond. After collecting information about the ore, you can go to Garond, who will give you a letter addressed to Lord Hagen.

Orcs:Possess excellent endurance and immense strength.They can adapt equally well to both the cold and life in the predator-infested jungle.They are not known for their high level of intelligence, which is why many people considered them animal-like. Orc warrior.A typical rank-and-file orc warrior, usually young and relatively clumsy, but with high physical strength and endurance. Orc shamans are skilled sorcerers of the orc tribe, mastering powerful magical spells.Dangerous opponents, they are always guarded by orc warriors and elite orcs; shamans are weak in close combat and poorly protected from weapons. Elite orc - only the best of the best orc warriors can earn the title of elite.These orcs possess excellent weapons and good armor, protecting against both weapons and magic. Their bracers have two long, sharp spikes that aid in combat.A small, human-like skull is attached to their belt.These orcs are typically sent only to war or on special, dangerous missions that are beyond the capabilities of the average orc warrior.Although orcs appear dim-witted, they have their own culture, language, and so on. Some of them—primarily orc shamans—and elite orcs can understand human language and, in some cases, speak it.

Monsters and animals on the island of Khorinis from weak to strong: meat beetles, sheep, giant rats, wolves, boar, blood flies/hornets have poison and at the same time healing properties, a field predator is a large beetle the size of a person, a mole rat, a scavenger is something like a awkward large bird, a swamp drone is something like a blood fly but does not use a sting with poison and just spits something caustic, a will-o-the-wisp is something like a ghost of a spherical shape, a lurker is a creature on four naps that swims well and lives near water, a lizard is a large lizard, a meadow scavenger, a desert rat, a swamp rat, (biter, razor tooth, snapper, dragon snapper, snorting dragon snapper) these are all similar creatures to each other but different in color, size and strength, a crawler and a crawler warrior are creatures living in the mines there are vile overgrown beetles, warg is an orcish dog that is black with red eyes.stone guards were created by the ancients to guard in Jarkendar (the other side of the island of Khorinis), a bloodhound is a large and fast creature (goblin, black goblin, goblin warrior) all similar but different in strength, a fire lizard, a swamp shark live in the swamps similar to overgrown worms (much larger than a person), a gloomy creature of incomprehensible size with a horn on its head (sleeps during the day), a fire devil is very similar to a gloomy creature but is all engulfed in fire, a harpy-woman bird is vile creatures (swamp golem, stone golem, ice golem, fire golem) by name and so clear, an ice wolf, lizard people are dumber than orcs, (goblin skeleton, small skeleton, skeleton warrior, skeleton, skeleton magician, skeleton Darklings/Shadowbeast, zombies of different types) these are all undead (troll, cave troll, black troll) the difference in strength and color, demon and demon lord (swamp dragon, two brothers of fire dragons, ice dragon, stone dragon, Undead dragon)

Herbs: Herbs are used to make potions, and many can be consumed raw to restore mana and vitality. There are also herbs that enhance agility, speed, strength, and magical ability. There is also a drug called "swampweed," which grows primarily in swamps. Blueberries/Wildberries: Large, bright red, almost scarlet berries that stand out from the rest of the vegetation. Firethorn: Similar to blueberries, but a deep purple color. Very pungent in taste, it "burns the throat," which is why it is sometimes used as a seasoning. Seraphis/Blue Elderberry: Essentially the same firethorn, but with leaves—four larger ones on the bottom and four smaller ones on the top. Solanaceae/Sunwort: A small plant that grows primarily in caves, in the darkest and most inaccessible corners. Considered quite rare and has a healing effect when consumed. Mountain moss: similar to moss, but slightly thicker. It grows primarily in the mountains and has a healing effect when consumed. Lunanaceae/ Moonflower: similar to heliotrope, it also grows in caves, even in the most inaccessible corners. It differs from Solanaceae in that the concentration of the substance in its stems and leaves is slightly higher, making it more potent when consumed. Orc Leaf: Prefers rocky soil—cliffs, less commonly caves—and is occasionally found in small clearings among withered grass. Single specimens can also be found in forests; the plant is quite rare, does not form large clusters, and has a healing effect when consumed. Oak Leaf: A very rare plant that looks like an orc leaf but has a much stronger healing effect. Hell Mushroom: Grows almost anywhere, but prefers damp, warm forests, roadsides, and dark caves. The mushroom has a brown stem and a white cap. Contrary to its name, there is nothing "hellish" about the plant; it is often collected for its hallucinogenic properties, although this effect only occurs if consumed in large quantities; in small quantities, it is harmless.

Farmers on the Island: A farmers' rebellion is underway on the island due to the war, as the island's economy is in shambles. Background: Before the war, farmers sold food to the city as part of their taxes. But when the paladins used them for the Orc War, the city guards began to harass the farms more frequently, confiscating provisions and goods. Some farmers stopped feeding the townspeople, leading to the collapse of the city's economy and facilitating the orcish takeover of the island. Khorinis's most powerful landowner, Onar, rebelled against the crown and hired Lee and his mercenaries to protect his farm and those of other rebel farmers from the militia sent to collect the taxes. Onar is the wealthiest farmer in Khorinis, who rebelled against King Robar II. Lobart is the owner of a farm near the city of Khorinis, located near Xardas's tower. Lobart has a good wife, and they are a great couple, but his wife often suffers severely from black fever, forcing them to turn to the water mages in the city, specifically Vatras, for a cure. Akil is a farmer loyal to the king, but he is attacked by Onar's mercenaries. Sekob is a wealthy farmer who pays rent to Onar. Sekob, a domestic tyrant, keeps his wife and son in fear. Bengar is the owner of a farm in Khorinis, where only men work, located near the entrance to the valley of mines.

Character name: Lothar. Faction: Paladins. Location: The city of Khorinis, located a few meters from the city gates. Personality: Lothar is selfish, arrogant, and racist. He is proud of his position and looks down on everyone below him. Lothar takes little responsibility for his men and exposes his unit to unnecessary risks. Lothar is educated and has a broad knowledge of politics and law. An experienced warrior, he took part in the War with Varant and the First Orcish War. Lothar distrusts the hero when he warns him about dragons. Lothar dies during the game's story at the hands of the servants of the dark god Beliar. Appearance: Lothar is a fifty-year-old man, slender, always trying to maintain a straight posture and a distinguished appearance. Legendary phrase: if you ask him where he got such armor, he'll answer, "What?! You're not even in the militia! You're not even a CITIZEN! And you expect to wear PALADIN gear?!"

There were six Fire Mage under the dome. The first was Xardas, who later left due to diverging interests. Xardas wanted to figure out how to escape the barrier, while the other Fire Mage were content to sit in the Old Camp next to Gomez. The fifth was Corristo, who became the chief Fire Mage in the Old Camp after Xardas's departure. He was calm, reserved, and always tried not to act without thinking. He was probably the most devout Fire Mage of the six. It was Corristo who taught Milten magic and accepted him. Damarok, the fourth mage, spends all his free time in the alchemy lab, crafting magical potions. He is a stocky, burly man, looking more like a mighty warrior or lumberjack than an expert in essences and elixirs. The third mage is Rodriguez, a simple grump; he has no other distinctive features. The second mage is Drago, Corristo's right-hand man, who often practices spellcasting and meditates. The first, Torrez, is also a quiet mage, but you can try to bargain with him. Unfortunately, toward the end of the first part, when the Old Mine collapses, the mages turn against Gomez and are killed by Gomez's guards.

The dome over the colony has been in place for about 10 years. Gorn, Milten, Lester, and Diego met in Khorinis prison two weeks before they were thrown under the dome as life sentences,they spent only two years under the dome, after which the Nameless One appeared and the whole story of the falling barrier began.Diego calls Nameless a newbie,In general, the Nameless One doesn't have a set nickname.Paladins honor fire mages and are afraid to offend or insult them in any way.Most people worship Innos, although worshiping Adanos is also not bad, but not so many people worship Beliar; mainly, the god of darkness is worshiped by orcs.Ratford and Drax hunt scavengers - giant flightless birds.The barrier/dome lets anyone in without any problems, but never lets them out. There were only 5 women under the colony's dome, and most likely all of them were obtained through trade with the outside world and are Gomez's concubines, although Chani and Natalia most likely managed to somehow escape to the Swamp Camp where they became temple slaves of Yu'Berion. Dragon Root: Even a specialist has a hard time distinguishing dragon root from stone root. They are completely similar in appearance, and the difference can often be determined only by the effect they produce—dragon root restores a significant amount of mana. It is best consumed raw, but even better washed.

Meatbugs: They have ovoid segmented armor and short but noticeable antennae. They reach two feet in length and have eight segmented legs (four on each side). Giant rats: These large rats, over a meter long, come in three colors to match their habitat: brown, yellow, and greenish. Wolves on Khorinis are typically yellow-red, while on the continent there are gray wolves and white wolves, but these are impossible to find on Khorinis. Blowflies/Hornets: They have a fleshy body-head with twenty small legs. A long tail extends from the body, ending in a sharp stinger, usually hidden in the tail and exposed when needed. They are venomous, using the sting to inject a potent nerve poison into the victim's body. Mole rat: The body is covered with dense, folded, hairless skin, pink or pinkish-brown in color. The head is rounded, with a short, wrinkled neck. The eyes are small, reddish, and located on the sides of the head. Scavengers: They are about the height of an average human, have a gray body, are wingless, and have a large beak used for both digging and attacking. Scavengers live in flocks (up to 10 individuals), but can also be found alone. Before attacking, they emit several warning calls, similar to the clucking of a rooster. Bloodhound: moves on four long legs, has an elongated sinewy neck and a giant mouth, studded with sharp teeth, the mouth can open very wide, one bite is fatal for many, the skin is brown, covered with short stiff hair, leads a mostly solitary lifestyle, but sometimes stays close to relatives, attacks, making a rapid dash, which ends in a jump, loves dark caves, where it lies in wait for prey or sleeps. Lizard: Simply a large lizard similar to a monitor lizard, often with a yellow skin.

Lurker/Shnyg: Usually found in small groups of 2 to 4 individuals, but can also be found alone. They prefer to spend the night in a dry, warm cave, where they occasionally lay eggs and raise their offspring. Shnygs are fairly large amphibians with thick skin, usually three-toed, with powerful claws, and their hind limbs are significantly larger than their forelimbs. Meadow scavenger: its camouflaged gray-green coloration allows it to camouflage itself in bushes and tall grass. It has bony protrusions on its back, long, sharp spurs on its powerful legs, and a distinctive head, with two long dark "horns" at the nape of its neck. Its beak is hooked, but curved downwards more sharply than that of other related species. Snappers: a large, bipedal lizard that leads a gregarious lifestyle. They have a long tail and powerful hind legs that allow them to move quickly. Their forelimbs are atrophied, unlike their mainland relatives. Snappers typically attack from a distance of 4-5 meters, attempting to bite their opponents while they are moving. Dragon Snapper: differs from the common Snapper in its more muscular jaws, color and horns, scaly skin, brown, without stripes, the muzzle is longer than that of common Snappers, the dentition is characterized by unevenness and unevenness, the eyes are green, there are bony growths, including on the paws, the head is crowned with three horns, as a rule, it walks alone or in groups of two or three individuals, but sometimes is in the company of a common Snapper, then it is the leader of the pack. Biters: They move on two legs, live in large flocks, and are rarely found alone. They are small, fast hunters and distant relatives of snappers and osters. Biters love scavengers more than anything else and sometimes chase them, not necessarily because they are hungry, but more often just for fun.

Oster or Razortooth: These lizards are faster, stronger and more ruthless than snappers, they are always blinded by rage and attack everything that moves, these large, bipedal, dark-colored lizards are distant relatives of snappers, they do not form such large packs as snappers. Swamp Shark/Swamp Eater: A large predator that occupies the top of the food chain in its ecosystem, its snake-like body allows it to easily move through the swampy terrain of the swamps, fangs are capable of tearing apart most types of armor, the head ends in a huge mouth consisting of three jaws with countless sharp teeth curved in different directions, swamp eaters have no eyes, so they have a well-developed hearing and sense of smell, they hunt in packs of 3-5 individuals, usually in the water, but sometimes crawl out onto land. The Darkling/Shadowbeast: one of the most dangerous creatures, a large animal similar to an overgrown dog, the height at the withers is about 1.8 meters, it has a muscular body, a large head, black fur, on the head there is a powerful curved horn, reminiscent of the horn of a rhinoceros, on the front paws there are huge sharp claws, the Darkling/Shadowbeast has glowing yellow eyes that see well in the dark, mark their territory with the killed remains of victims, solitary hunters, although in some cases they can unite in pairs during the mating season, the horn has healing properties, and is also used in alchemy, there is a belief that the Darklings have some kind of magical essence, and the horn has magical powers.

Lizardmen: they are the servants of dragons and the guardians of their eggs, their main task is to protect the clutches and spread the offspring of dragons throughout the world, lizardmen resemble orcs in height, they have gray scaly skin, yellow eyes with vertical slit-shaped pupils, located on the sides of the head, on each limb there are powerful claws, the body is anthropomorphic, they walk upright, although they stoop, their arms are longer than their legs, the head is wedge-shaped, in the upper part of it the scales are enlarged and form strong plates, there is a tail.

The camp was founded after a group of people dissatisfied with the tyranny of Gomez (the ruler of the Old Camp) broke away. The founders were Lee, Homer, and Rice Lord. The new camp is located in the far west of the colony, in the Valley of Mines. Most of the buildings are located in a huge cavern, which is roughly divided into two parts: the eastern (mercenaries) and the western (thieves). In the center of the cave is a huge pit containing magical ore, fenced with a steel grate. Rice fields. Thanks to a dam built by Homer, the fields are constantly irrigated. Rice is the main food for most of the camp's inhabitants. It is also used to make porridge, soup, and rice schnapps—a local alcoholic drink. Rice Lord oversees the supplies and the rice fields. Silas's Tavern. Built on a small island in the middle of the lake, this tavern belongs to the thieves; only they and the miners (scrapers) are allowed entry. However, mercenaries and people from other camps can also get in if they bribe the guards or don a scraper's outfit. A free mine. Scrappers extract ore for water mages. Almost all the mined ore is collected in one huge pile, guarded by mercenaries. Water mages. They play a minor role in the daily life of the camp, focusing on research. They have an alchemy lab, a library, and a room with pentagrams. Entrance to their sector is guarded and closed to everyone except the mages themselves and their mercenaries. Mercenaries. They protect the water mages and the ore. They are led by the disgraced General Li. Most of them are former soldiers of the king who sided with Li and suffered punishment along with him. Thieves - they do not work, but protect the camp from attacks by monsters and guards from the Old Camp. Their leader is Lares. Peasants. They work in the rice fields, earning a little rice schnapps. Miners (skrebniki) are former prisoners who extract ore in the Free Mine. Their earnings are slightly higher than those of the miners in the Old Camp.

The Brotherhood of the Sleeper. The camp is located on the edge of the colony's territory, at the foot of a mountain containing an old temple. A swamp, full of dangers, surrounds the camp. The camp can be roughly divided into two tiers: below, on the ground, and above, in the trees. Gurus and guardians are stationed both above and below, teaching and guiding the novices. Part of the camp's territory is occupied by a temple—the abode of the Brotherhood's spiritual mentor, Yu'Berion. Access is closed to the uninitiated. In front of the temple is a temple square, where novices can hear the story of the Brotherhood's origins and attempt to establish contact with the deity under the supervision of wise gurus. Many buildings are built on wide wooden platforms supported by trees or stilts. These platforms are connected by narrow bridges, forming a second tier of buildings. The camp's origins are connected to a prisoner named Yu'Berion, who began experiencing visions. In them, he saw a divine being—the Sleeper—who convinced him of the falsity of the old gods and called him to follow him, promising power and liberation. News of Yu'Berion's visions quickly spread throughout the camp, and he gained his first followers. The ore barons and Fire mages viewed the growing new faith with apprehension, which ultimately led them to exterminate the Sleeper's followers. But the god appeared to Yu'Berion in a vision and warned of impending danger. He showed them the path to salvation, and the flock set out for the swamp, to an ancient temple, to found their own settlement. Thus, the Swamp Camp was born. The Sleeper granted his followers the power of magic, capable of strengthening the spirit and mind, so that they could teach others. Subsequently, these people began to call themselves gurus. Those who were strong not only in spirit but also in body began to protect their brothers from the dangers that abounded in the swamps. The strongest among them became guardians.

One of the distinctive features of the Swamp Camp is the distribution of smoking mixtures called "swampweed." It is made from herbs that grow only in swampy areas. The Brotherhood's faith began to spread throughout the colony, attracting ever more acolytes. The Gurus promised to use the Sleeper's magic to destroy the barrier. The prefixes Kor, Idol, Gor, and Yu almost always denote status in the Brotherhood hierarchy: Idol means guru, Gor Na means guardian, Kor means supreme guardian and supreme guru, and Yu means spiritual mentor of the Brotherhood. To illuminate the area at night, the residents of the Swamp Camp use "lanterns" filled with magical ore.The swamp camp has been in existence for 5 years.To join the Cultist Camp, one must impress four gurus (except Yu'Berion), after which the newly converted is given a novice robe.Tattoo art was widespread in the Marsh Camp. Almost every member of the sect had intricate tattoos on their bodies, including their faces and heads.Most members of the Brotherhood were bald. This was part of their appearance, although there were some exceptions (such as Baal Netbek). People of the swamp camp: Dusty: He was a miner at Old Camp, from whom his friend Melvin fled and went to Marsh Camp. (Dusty only appears at Marsh Camp if the Nameless One brings him there on behalf of the Idol of Thondral.) Viran: An acolyte who oversees the daily mireweaver harvest. Lives in a hut in the swamp, south of Marsh Camp. Balor: A mireweaver harvester. Chani and Natalia: Girls living in the temple in the Swamp Camp, in Yu'Berion's private quarters. Kor Angar: The chief guardian, he is a man of stern character and strong will, focused, disciplined, able to adapt and react quickly to events. He has dark skin, is blind in his left eye, wears earrings, and, like most of the camp's inhabitants, has a shaved head.

Biography:According to some sources, Gorn was born in the Southern Isles, but his family moved to Khorinis when he was only one year old. In Khorinis, his father and mother rented land and began growing beets. From childhood, Gorn helped the family by harvesting the crops. Due to his shy nature and constant ridicule from local children, he asked his father to teach him how to fight. Gideon (his father) taught his son, and by the age of 20, Gorn had become physically strong. Later, Gorn was noticed by soldiers in the city of Khorinis collecting taxes from farmers. He received an invitation to join the royal army, but, seeing the dire financial situation of his family, he agreed to enlist in the militia. In the army, Gorn was known for constant fights with fellow soldiers, drunken brawls, damaging barracks property, and disobeying orders. This led to him being sent to the Khorinis prison and later to the Valley of Mines.

The purpose of the new camp:The Water Mages devised a plan to destroy the Barrier using a large pile of magical ore. They believed it could be used to collapse the Barrier using Focusing Stones/Unitors. Mercenary armor:Leather boots, trousers with metal greaves and knee pads, and a chestplate with shoulder pads. All armor elements have blue details, and the shoulder girdle is covered with the fur of an unknown animal.The set also includes blue bracers.People of the new camp: Ratford: A thief who hunts birds scavengers near the Old Camp with his friend Drax. Blade: A mercenary with a penchant for rice schnapps and fried meat. Volk/Wolf: A mercenary, merchant, and armor maker, he is a nimble and quick fighter who excels with his weapons. Torlof: Second only to Lee in the New Camp, he is a master of both one-handed and two-handed weapons. Kharim: A gladiator in the Old Camp arena, fighting for ore, and wears mercenary armor. Lares: Smart, cunning, and stealthy. One of Lee's men describes him as a "damn scoundrel," and the Nameless Hero calls him an "old rascal." He is considered the best thief in Myrtana, never shying away from his own gain, yet remains a trusted friend. In the colony, Lares was the commander of the thieves' guild in the New Camp, welcoming new recruits and assigning them tasks. Under his orders, attacks were carried out on caravans from the Old Camp. Lares and his men helped the Water mages maintain contact with the Fire mages. After the Barrier fell, Lares remained with Lee, who sent him to monitor the paladins' ship in Khorinis. He was also a member of the "Ring of Water," an underground organization created by Water mages. Mordrag: A Water mage messenger delivering letters to the old Fire Mage Camp, he is disliked by the Old Camp guard, Torus, who wants him eliminated. Mordrag can take you to the new camp upon request,messenger of the water mages. Sharky: A merchant who accepts unwanted items. Buster: A friendly thief who teaches acrobatics.

Wedge: A sarcastic but good-natured thief. He is one of the few Colony residents who warns newcomers about the dangerous life and people beneath the Barrier. Shrike: An annoying character. Orik: A mercenary who spends almost all his time with Lee, discussing plans and strategies. Cord: A mercenary who teaches one-handed weapon use. Butch: A thief, the main bully in the new camp, who, when meeting the Nameless Hero, bluntly says, "I don't like your mug." Jarvis: Guards the entrance gate. Okeel: Watches over the Free Mine. Cypher: A thief who sold mireweed and other goods at a bar in the middle of the lake in the New Camp. Lefty is one of the thieves hired by the Rice Lord to watch over the rice fields. He is a ruthless man who doesn't hesitate to exploit the weak and force them to work hard. Offering a façade of friendship, he deceives people by exploiting their gullibility. He doesn't take no for an answer. The hierarchy in the new camp is Homer, Rice Lord, Lares, Lee, and at the top are the water mages led by Saturas.

Kor Galom: The second-in-command in the camp after Yu'Berion. Experiments with elixirs, trying to find a substance that will awaken the Sleeper. Idol Tion: He often has visions of the future and preaches in the square before the temple. Idol Kadar: The guru of the Swamp Camp, who instructs students on the path of the Sleeper until late at night. He knows all the circles of magic, although the Brotherhood only uses the first four. Idol Oran: The guru of the Swamp Camp, he oversees the novices who knead herbs in barrels. Idol Namib: He constantly converses with Lester, pays no attention to the uninitiated, dislikes violence, and prefers to put those who disturb his peace into a long, healthy sleep. Idol Thondral: A guru who lectures on the novices, studies the magic of the Sleeper, and sells scrolls. Idol Lukor: A guru sent by Kor Angar to the orc graveyard to unravel the mystery of Yu'Berion's vision. He was ambushed by the orcs and saved by the Nameless One. He later went mad and blamed the Nameless One for his "blasphemy" and for the Sleeper not blessing the would-be idol (this all happens to him after a failed attempt to summon the Sleeper). Fortuno: A senior acolyte, he is responsible for distributing the daily quota of swampweed and for trading. Yoru: An acolyte whose duties include educating new acolytes and telling them about the Sleeper, its power, and might. Gorim: An acolyte who works under the personal supervision of the Idol Oran. Talas: An acolyte who spends all day at the temple, conversing with other acolytes. Kain: A senior acolyte, an alchemist, and Kor Galom's assistant. He prepares potions and rolls spliffs from swampweed. Darrion: Senior acolyte, head blacksmith at Marsh Camp. Forges blades and armor for the guards. Niras: Acolyte, lives near the mireweaver plantations. Idol Kagan and Idol Isidro are preaching in the new camp, although they are not very good at it, so they just sell swamp weed, Idol Isidro is an alcoholic.

The Old Camp was the first to be established after the magical Barrier's creation. Initially, it housed the castle of a royal vassal, who derived income from the mining of magical ore. After a failed experiment with creating a Barrier and a revolt by convicts, the castle came under the control of the rebels. Gomez, the most powerful of the convicts, played a key role in the camp's establishment. He became the first ore baron. He maintained order among the former convicts, many of whom were thieves and murderers. King Rhobar II of Myrtana, in need of magical ore, entered into an agreement with Gomez: in exchange for goods, the convicts would supply ore. This ensured the Old Camp's prosperity and power in the colony. The camp consists of two concentric zones: the outer ring, home to the miners and ghosts. Here are the trading floor, the arena where gladiator fights take place, and the forge. The castle courtyard is a protected area, difficult to access without permission. Here are the guard barracks, the barons' forge, the residence of the Fire Circle mages, and the castle itself. The castle is the territory of the ore barons and Fire mages. Inside are the barons' private quarters, a kitchen, and the tower, where supply warehouses are stored.Population and Hierarchy

Miners: A lowly and disenfranchised caste that mines ore in the Old Mine. Ghosts/Shadows: Craftsmen skilled in various skills (thievery, hunting) and highly respected. Guards and Elite Guards: Guard the outer ring and the castle. Ore Barons: The de facto rulers of the valley, led by Gomez. Fire Mages: Powerful sorcerers who were brought to the colony due to an error in the creation of the Barrier. They conduct rituals and experiments. Defense: The camp is protected by two rows of walls. The outer ring is protected by wooden walls, the inner ring by stone. To enter the Old Camp, you must enlist the support of the ghosts/shadows.

Raven: A baron and Gomez's right-hand man. Arto: Gomez's bodyguard. Scar: A baron and close confidant. Bartolo: A baron who oversees the supply of ore to the outside world and the most important goods for Gomez. Diego: The leader of the ghosts/shades. Sly: One of the most influential ghosts, resides near the northwest entrance. He will vouch for a newcomer wishing to join the camp if they complete his tasks. Fingers: The best thief in the Old Camp. His hut is hidden between two other shacks near the castle wall. Cavalorn: A hunter who left the Old Camp and settled in an old woodcutter's hut. He sells weapons and knowledge, teaches archery and the art of sneaking, and sells the best bows in the Old Camp (he buys them from the Wolf). He has dark skin and prefers solitude. After the barrier falls, he may spill the beans about the "Ring of Water" since he will be a member. Bloodwyn: One of three guards who collect protection ore from miners in the Outer Ring of the Old Camp, he is a cruel, aggressive, and unscrupulous man, willing to do anything for power or personal gain. He is capable of blackmail and even murder to achieve his goals. Bloodwyn forced miners to pay him for protection, setting his miners on them. Torus: A dark-skinned man of about forty years of age, with a strong build. He has black hair combed upward, dark stubble, and a large nose. He wears two gold earrings in his left ear. He is serious, stubborn, and stern by nature. He is a master of two-handed combat and is proficient with a crossbow. He is the head of the guard, deciding who may enter the ore barons' castle and overseeing guard appointments. Jackal: An elite guard, he patrols the market district to the southeast gate and back. Collects ores from miners "for protection." He is imposing in size and wears heavy guard armor. His appearance "blooms with health and hidden strength," his skin is dark, and he is quite wise and understanding.

Fletcher: A guard, grumpy and dissatisfied with his job. Fletcher is unhappy with being assigned to patrol the Nek area, as the latter had already collected ore from the miners the day before for protection. (Nek's Disappearance Quest). Kirgo: A gladiator, a fighter who fights in the arena, good-natured, doesn't want to fight, but fighting is the only thing he can do. A bit stupid, it doesn't occur to him that another life is possible. Kater: A good commander and teacher, he resides in the inner ring. Bullit: Lives in the courtyard barracks. He's not the strongest or most agile, but is excellent with one-handed weapons, as well as two-handed swords and crossbows. He spends almost all his free time sitting at a desk in the large building in the Old Camp castle, poring over lists of goods. He is responsible for guarding caravans carrying goods and ore from the exchange point to the castle. He amuses himself by beating up every new arrival to the colony, calling the process a "baptism." Scorpio: A guard, he dislikes Gomez's despotism but is forced to obey. He is wary of mages and tries to avoid contact with them. He is an honest man and a good guard. He lives in the castle and trains the guards of the Old Camp, teaching them how to use one-handed and two-handed weapons, as well as a crossbow.Scatty: a guard and a ghost, he organizes arena fights and accepts bets. Scatty is the only ghost who uses a crossbow instead of a bow. Stone: a blacksmith who works for the ore barons of the Old Camp, a more skilled blacksmith than Huno. Unlike Huno, who works for himself, Stone has to forge swords and armor for the Old Camp guards day and night. Stone doesn't like small talk, and only a very unusual event can irritate him so much that he seeks out someone to talk to.

Orri: A guard from the Old Camp who guards the gates to the trade hub with the outside world, he is friendly to newcomers, always ready to explain the hierarchy and rules of the Old Camp, offer advice on where to get weapons, and offer kind words of encouragement. Orri has a strong antipathy towards the inhabitants of the New Camp, as they attack caravans from the Old Camp. Herek: A bully miner and Bloodwyn's lackey. Mud: A naive and annoying miner, possibly a zoophile.Mud is almost a curse, he clings to you and talks all the time, he irritates everyone. Gravo: A miner with connections to the local bigwigs. Grim: A miner trying to become a ghost and Bloodwyn's lackey. Kylie: A miner whose house had a second entrance due to building it too close to the pit's edge. Graham: Draws and sells maps of the area and erotic pictures. Guy: A guide for newcomers. Dusty: A miner tired of Old Camp. May be taken to Swamp Camp. Jess: A miner who warns of Herek's evil plans. Snuff: A local cook. Huno: A local blacksmith. Dexter: One of the merchants in the Old Camp market square, like Fisk. He sells swampweed and elixirs from the Cultist Camp, like Fisk, he is one of the respected residents, and his opinion is important when accepting a newcomer into the ghosts of the Old Camp (he really wants to get the recipe for Kor Goloma). Fisk: A merchant in the Outer Ring of the Old Camp. He claims to have goods to suit every taste and budget. He conducts extensive trade with the New and Swamp Camps. Fisk is one of the most respected residents of the Old Camp, and his good attitude is a guarantee of successful entry into the camp. His skin is dark. Santino: One of the few merchants who dares to trade in the Old Mine. He sells practically everything. Idol of Teran: a messenger of the Swamp Camp, located at the northwest gate of the outer ring of the Old Camp. Idol of Parvez: can lead to the Swamp Camp. Gor Khanis, a representative of the Swamp Camp, fights in the arena.

The basis of the ideology is the belief that the Sleeper is a deity who grants strength, power, and liberation from the magical Barrier. Followers believe that when the Sleeper awakens, it will open a path out of the Colony, making all believers free and strong. The Swamp Camp is the only neutral camp without enemies in the form of other camps. The Swamp Brotherhood wields significant influence in the colony thanks to the Swamper, whose joints in any camp offer a handsome reward. The swamp camp's cultists deliberately distance themselves from the colony's political intrigues. Their goal is to strengthen the cult and control the swamp's supply, rather than engage in a power struggle. The following spells are used in the swamp camp: Sleep, Wind Fist, Charm, Telekinesis, Pyrokinesis, Control, Storm Fist, Rage, Fear, Humiliation, and the Swamp Camp Teleport Rune. Most acolytes who have spent some time in the camp have mastered magic up to the fourth circle and can use most of the spells.

Whistler: lives near the trading area of ​​the outer ring of the Old Camp, in a hut. He spends almost all his free time repairing his hut. Whistler has a hobby of collecting decorated swords. He is willing to spend large sums of ore to purchase them. He usually bought new pieces for his collection from the blacksmith Juno or the merchant Fisk. However, they later had a falling out. One of the people closest to Diego. His appearance is white, bald, and has a mustache. There are women in the Old Camp, namely Sira (Sera), one of the personal concubines of the ruler of the Old Camp, Gomez. She spends most of her time cleaning the kitchen or the barons' quarters. Even while cleaning, she wears thin black clothes, which is possibly a whim of the camp's leaders. Also, Seraphia and Velaya: Gomez's slaves. All the women who entered the dome were Gomez's slaves.

Innos, Adanos, and Beliar. All three are brothers and constantly struggle for power over one another. Innos: god of light, fire, and justice. Elder brother of the gods Adanos and Beliar. Traditionally associated with flame, the sun, and the color gold. At various times, he chooses a chosen one among people, who receives part of his powers and acts on his behalf. He is worshiped in Myrtana, Nordmar, the island of Khorinis, and Argaan. In images and statues at altars, Innos is depicted as an elderly man with a long gray beard, wearing a long robe, and a golden gladiator's helmet. Behind the helmet, a golden halo with rays or patterns shines like the sun. Adanos: god of balance and guardian of the world. Younger brother of Innos and Beliar, he acts as a mediator between them. He symbolizes order, wisdom, harmony, and the element of water. Since the dawn of time, he has maintained a balance between good and evil, attempting to save people from pain and enslavement. There are no temples or shrines on the continent; temples are found on the islands: the Temple of Adanos in Yarkendar (Yarkendar is another, little-explored side of the island of Khorinis), the isolated ruins of a monastery, the Temple of Adanos in Setarrif, and the Chapel of Adanos in the Temple Square in Khorinis. No one knows exactly what Adanos looks like, as Water mages do not erect altars or build monasteries. Fire mages and paladins worship Innos, and water mages worship Adanos. Vatras's words in the square: Innos is the first and greatest of the gods. He created the sun and the world. He commands light and fire—his gift to humanity. He is the essence of law and justice. His priests are Fire mages, and paladins are his warriors. Besides water mages, Adanos is worshiped by druids and nomadic people.

Beliar: The god of darkness, hatred, and destruction. He is the antithesis of Innos, the god of light, and wages an eternal battle with him. He is the master of all demons, undead, and other powerful ancient creatures (such as dragons). Despite his destructive nature, he has followers, including not only reclusive necromancers but also entire races, such as orcs and assassins. The most important artifacts of the chaos god are the Claw of Beliar and the Staff of the Eternal Wanderer (originally belonging to the followers of Adanos). Beliar was depicted as a man in a robe, with two crossed swords and a mask surrounded by six stingers. Vatras' Sermon: Beliar is the dark god of death, destruction, and all things unnatural. He wages an eternal battle with Innos, but Adanos guards the balance between them. Only a few people follow Beliar's call, but he grants immense power to his servants. The chosen ones of the god of death are the Sleeper and the Undead Dragon, and from among the people - the Raven and Xardas. Vatras' words:I am Vatras, servant of Adanos, guardian of the balance between the divine and the mundane. Adanos is the god of the center. He is the scales of justice, guardian of the balance between Innos and Beliar. He commands the power of change. His gift is the water in all oceans, rivers, and lakes. His priests are the mages of Water. I am also a servant and priest of Adanos.

Slave Bread. Similar to the Hellish Mushroom, it grows in the same places. Does not cause hallucinations. All healing herbs are members of the same plant family and, for unknown reasons, do not have their own names. The common healing herb looks like three petals lying on the ground, somehow fused together at the wide end. The second plant in the family looks very similar to the first, but has three reddish petals added to the three green ones at the top. It can always be found in the swamp. It is difficult to find elsewhere, although it is occasionally possible. The third plant, and the most powerful in its healing properties, can be found exclusively in the swamp. Any other climate is harmful to them; they are the most effective cure except for specially prepared elixirs. In the Swamp Camp, they are even collected – just in case. Raven Herbs: Raven Herbs grow almost exclusively in caves. This is because magical energy accumulates most rapidly in dark places, and the further from the ground, the better. The plant has a thin, medium-length stem, the top of which is adorned with several yellow-orange leaves. When eaten, the plant restores mana. The base is framed by numerous bright green leaves. Raven Herbs is easily confused with dark herbs. Dark Herbs: Dark Herbs are simply more powerful Raven Herbs. They are almost indistinguishable in appearance, differing only in their usefulness. Stone Root: Stone Root vaguely resembles swampweed, but unlike that plant, which is quite popular in the Colony, it is prized for its long, branching root rather than its above-ground portion. It is quite rare, but seeking it out is always worthwhile. It restores mana well. It typically grows near roots and rocks, preferring poor, rocky soil and thriving on bare rock. Dragon Moss: This is an extremely rare type of lichen that has magical properties and is the main ingredient in the elixir of power created by skilled alchemists, but can also be eaten raw, but the effect will be less.