Use Apple as a food decision. Compare type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden) before you sell, equip, or build around it, then open Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
Item / Food
Apple
Apple is a Food item with Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden). Check vendors, drops before spending ore or reshaping a build.
Facts
Apple Details
- Type
- Food
- Effect
- Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden)
- Merchants
- 2 merchants
- NPC Drops
- 16 npc drops
Player route
How to use Apple
Apple is a food item check. Open it when you need to decide whether to keep, equip, buy, sell, farm, or use it for a quest. The values that matter here are type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden). Useful connected entries include Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto. Open items or a connected route only when it helps the current save.
Keep Apple until you know whether it gates a quest or equipment breakpoint. Check Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto before selling.
Do not sell or spend around Apple until you know whether it gates Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
Plan with it, confirm in your save Use this item for planning, then check your current save before buying, training, fighting, selling, or turning in anything risky.
Route decisions
Decide what to do with Apple
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 type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden) first, then compare Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto before deciding whether this entry affects the next quest, build, map route, or shopping run.
Do next
Use Apple as a food decision. Compare type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden) before you sell, equip, or build around it, then open Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
Open routeRisk
Do not sell or spend around Apple until you know whether it gates Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
If you needSafe move
Check
Use the page for planning, then confirm the current save before committing.
Do next
Keep Apple until you know whether it gates a quest or equipment breakpoint. Check Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto before selling.
Risk
Do not sell or spend around Apple until you know whether it gates Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
If you needOpen next
Check
Use connected pages after the facts answer the immediate question.
Do next
Open items, then branch into map, quest, trainer, item, or build pages only if they match your current route.
Open routeRisk
No special risk if it matches your current save.
Route preset
Safe route preset for Apple
Follow the short preset when this entry is part of your current save route.
Deciding whether Apple belongs in your current quest, equipment, or merchant route using type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden).
- Compare the listed values first: type Food, effect Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden).
- Check the connected entries before selling or equipping it: Valley of Mines, Cavalorn, Old Mine and Alberto.
- Judge Apple against the next weapon, quest, or camp route in this save rather than a generic endgame build.
Check in your save before selling or spending ore around Apple.
Relations
Connected Routes
Use these links to move between NPCs, quests, items, skills, locations, factions, and creatures without backing out to search.
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FAQ
Common Gothic 1 Remake Questions
What is Apple in Gothic 1 Remake?
Apple is a Food item with Restores 8 HP - and +1 Strength per 25 apples (hidden). Check vendors, drops before spending ore or reshaping a build.
How current is this Apple 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.