Bloodhound, Creature in Gothic 1 Remake

Creature / Creature

Bloodhound

Bloodhound is a beast worth 220 XP with 160 HP, 90 Strength, and 90 Dexterity. Check Mountain Fortress and Valley of Mines routes before engaging, especially if your armor is still early-game.

Creatures Updated July 24, 2026

Facts

Bloodhound Details

Type
Beasts
XP
220 XP
HP
160
Strength
90
Dexterity
90
Drops
1 drops

Player route

How to use Bloodhound

Bloodhound is a beast worth 220 XP with 160 HP, 90 Strength, and 90 Dexterity. Check Mountain Fortress and Valley of Mines routes before engaging, especially if your armor is still early-game.

Safe move

Save before fighting Bloodhound after checking HP 160 and XP 220 XP; confirm the drop or route payoff, escape space, and current gear.

Avoid this mistake

Do not fight Bloodhound just because it is visible; compare gear, route payoff, drops, and escape space first.

Plan with it, confirm in your save Use this creature for planning, then check your current save before buying, training, fighting, selling, or turning in anything risky.

Route decisions

Decide what to do with Bloodhound

Use these rows before you spend LP, ore, time, or quest progress around this entry.

If you needCheckDo nextRisk
If you needBest use
Check

Check the 220 XP reward, nearby route, and drop links; skip the fight if the gear check looks wrong for your chapter.

Do next

Use Bloodhound as a fight-or-avoid check. Compare xp 220 XP, hp 160, strength 90, drops 1 drops with Mountain Fortress, Valley of Mines and Shadowbeast before forcing the encounter.

Open route
Risk

Do not fight Bloodhound just because it is visible; compare gear, route payoff, drops, and escape space first.

If you needSafe move
Check

Use the page for planning, then confirm the current save before committing.

Do next

Save before fighting Bloodhound after checking HP 160 and XP 220 XP; confirm the drop or route payoff, escape space, and current gear.

Risk

Do not fight Bloodhound just because it is visible; compare gear, route payoff, drops, and escape space first.

If you needOpen next
Check

Use connected pages after the facts answer the immediate question.

Do next

Open creatures, then branch into map, quest, trainer, item, or build pages only if they match your current route.

Open route
Risk

No special risk if it matches your current save.

Route preset

Safe route preset for Bloodhound

Follow the short preset when this entry is part of your current save route.

Fight / avoid / farm check

Deciding whether fighting Bloodhound is worth the supplies after comparing xp 220 XP, hp 160, strength 90, drops 1 drops.

  1. Start with the encounter values: xp 220 XP, hp 160, strength 90, drops 1 drops.
  2. Use the linked routes to judge whether the encounter blocks something useful: Mountain Fortress, Valley of Mines and Shadowbeast.
  3. Fight Bloodhound only when the drop, quest, XP, or route payoff beats the healing and ammunition cost.

Save before forcing Bloodhound if your armor, weapon, or escape route is not ready.

Relations

Connected Routes

Use these links to move between NPCs, quests, items, skills, locations, factions, and creatures without backing out to search.

Fight Or Avoid

Bloodhounds are not the weakest wildlife in the Colony. If you are visiting Mountain Fortress or a dangerous Valley of Mines route, treat them as a gear and healing check.

  • XP: 220.
  • HP: 160.
  • Stats: 90 Strength and 90 Dexterity.

FAQ

Common Gothic 1 Remake Questions

Where do Bloodhounds appear?

This page links Bloodhound to Mountain Fortress and Valley of Mines routes.

What is Bloodhound in Gothic 1 Remake?

Bloodhound is a beast worth 220 XP with 160 HP, 90 Strength, and 90 Dexterity. Check Mountain Fortress and Valley of Mines routes before engaging, especially if your armor is still early-game.

How current is this Bloodhound page?

Check in your save: Useful for route planning, but confirm exact values in-game before committing a build.

Official and store sources

Where to verify the current build

Use these first-party links for release status, purchase pages, patch notes, platform listings, and system requirements.