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Cutter
Voice and dialogue
Attributes
Gothic difficulty values - Novice and Hard rescale them in-fight.
Combat calculator
Their protection
Combat matchup
Dangerous
Your hit: 18 · 22 hits to drop Cutter.
Their hit: 127 · 1 hit to drop you.
Your attack
Cutter: 42 Edge protection, 380 health.
Your defence
Warder's Sword: 32 damage + 100 Strength - 5 protection.
Can you beat them?
Dial in your own weapon and gear. Both sides show the base damage of a first attack without a critical hit: weapon damage + Strength or Dexterity minus the matching protection, at least 1. A blocked melee hit loses the blocker's weapon damage plus Strength, but still deals at least 1.
Melee: weapon damage + Strength - protection. Bows and crossbows: (weapon damage + Dexterity - protection) × draw factor, at least 0.2; enemy shots are shown at 1. Protection below 0 counts as 0. Combo attack multipliers and critical hits are not included: see the Damage and protection page.
All stats shown are the Gothic baseline. Difficulty rescales enemies per archetype: on Hard they swing with half again the attributes and carry 20% more health; on Novice their protections drop. The numbers above already apply the selected difficulty.
Confirmed equipment
Weapon details
- 32Weapon damage
- EdgeDamage type
- 22Needs Strength
Protection
- 40 bluntProtection
- 42 edgeProtection
- 34 pointProtection
- 36 fireProtection
- 32 energyProtection
- 36 iceProtection
- 30 windProtection
Location
Location - Overworld
Location - Satellite
Location - Old Camp
Location - Swamp Camp
Location - Sleeper's Temple
Carried items
These are the items this character actually carries, with their stack counts. Values are the item's base worth in ore, the lumps of magic ore that are the Colony's only currency. Worn armour is never dropped.
Dialogue
There ain't much to tell, though - the fortress belonged to the king, but when the mages fucked up their spell, Gomez and his guys took over.
There ain't much to tell, though - the fortress belonged to the king, but when the mages fucked up their spell, Gomez and his guys took over. I wasn't there when they stormed the castle, but it was clear he was the one to stick with. Even before the Barrier, when they had us all crammed up in the dungeons, Gomez was calling the shots among the prisoners. He just commands respect, I guess. 'Course it does. They're empty these days, though - Gomez isn't the type who takes prisoners. What's the story behind this place? The castle has dungeons?