Equip it only when the upgrade changes the next combat route.
Item / Weapon 1-Hand
Gothic 1 Remake Hatebringer Weapon Check
Hatebringer is a one-handed weapon with 44 edge damage, an 18 Strength requirement, and 120 range. Check Fisk or Skip and compare its price with your current weapon before buying; the low requirement makes it an early upgrade candidate, but only if it changes the fights on your next route.
Facts
Hatebringer Details
- Type
- Weapon 1-Hand
- Damage
- 44 Damage Edge Damage Type
- Requirement
- 18 Req. Strength
- Range
- 120 Range
- Merchants
- 2 merchants
Player route
How to use Hatebringer
Hatebringer is a one-handed weapon with 44 edge damage, an 18 Strength requirement, and 120 range. Check Fisk or Skip and compare its price with your current weapon before buying; the low requirement makes it an early upgrade candidate, but only if it changes the fights on your next route.
Compare the damage gain, Strength requirement, merchant access, and remaining ore before buying Hatebringer.
A weapon can be affordable to equip but still be a poor purchase if the damage increase is small or the ore is needed for armor, healing, lockpicks, or training.
Route decisions
Decide what to do with Hatebringer
Use these rows before you spend LP, ore, time, or quest progress around this entry.
18 Strength, one-handed training, and the damage of your current weapon.
Training Strength for one small upgrade can delay a stronger breakpoint.
Merchant stock and access can vary with quest or camp state.
Armor, healing, arrows, lockpicks, and upcoming trainer costs.
Spending the full reserve on a modest upgrade can weaken preparation elsewhere.
Route preset
Safe route preset for Hatebringer
Follow the short preset when this entry is part of your current save route.
Early one-handed builds comparing a reachable Strength weapon in or around Old Camp.
- Confirm that 18 Strength is already met or close without derailing your LP plan.
- Check Fisk and Skip, then compare Hatebringer against the weapon currently equipped.
- Buy only if the 44 damage and 120 range improve the next mine, camp, or creature route enough to justify the ore.
Save before a large purchase if merchant stock, price, or current-build values differ from this route hint.
Relations
Connected Routes
Use these links to move between NPCs, quests, items, skills, locations, factions, and creatures without backing out to search.
Where to Get 4
Merchants 4
Hatebringer At A Glance
The useful combination is the low 18 Strength requirement, 44 edge damage, and 120 range. That makes Hatebringer worth checking for an early one-handed route, but the actual value depends on what you already carry and what the merchants charge in your save.
- Type: one-handed weapon.
- Damage: 44 edge damage.
- Requirement: 18 Strength.
- Range: 120.
When To Skip It
Skip the purchase when your current weapon is close in damage, when another upgrade is already available, or when the ore is needed for armor and supplies. Use the database comparison rather than judging the weapon from its name alone.
FAQ
Common Gothic 1 Remake Questions
How much Strength does Hatebringer need?
The current entry lists an 18 Strength requirement. Confirm the current-build tooltip before spending LP specifically for it.
Where can I check Hatebringer?
The current merchant links point to Fisk and Skip around the Old Camp route. Confirm their stock in your save.
Is Hatebringer worth buying?
It is worth checking when 44 damage is a clear upgrade and 18 Strength already fits your build. Compare the price and keep enough ore for armor and supplies.
What is Gothic 1 Remake Hatebringer Weapon Check in Gothic 1 Remake?
Hatebringer is a one-handed weapon with 44 edge damage, an 18 Strength requirement, and 120 range. Check Fisk or Skip and compare its price with your current weapon before buying; the low requirement makes it an early upgrade candidate, but only if it changes the fights on your next route.
How current is this Gothic 1 Remake Hatebringer Weapon Check 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.