Butch, NPC in Gothic 1 Remake

NPC / New Camp

Butch

Butch — New Camp NPC in New Camp. Stats, drops, and how they fit a typical route.

NPCs Updated July 25, 2026

Facts

Butch Details

Camp
New Camp
Level
15
HP
220
Strength
80
Dexterity
60
Location
New Camp
Drops
12 drops

Player route

How to use Butch

Butch is a new camp npc check tied to New Camp. Open it when you need to know whether to talk, train, trade, fight, follow a quest, or route through a camp. The values that matter here are camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80. Useful connected entries include New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh. Open npcs or a connected route only when it helps the current save.

Best use

Use Butch as a route check around New Camp. Compare camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80. Then check New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh.

Safe move

Talk, trade, train, or route around Butch at New Camp only after checking New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh. Save before hostile choices.

Avoid this mistake

Do not attack or ignore Butch around New Camp until you know whether New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh depends on them.

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

Route decisions

Decide what to do with Butch

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 New Camp first with camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80, then follow New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh before making a long walk.

Do next

Use Butch as a route check around New Camp. Compare camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80. Then check New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh.

Open route
Risk

Do not attack or ignore Butch around New Camp until you know whether New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh depends on them.

If you needSafe move
Check

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

Do next

Talk, trade, train, or route around Butch at New Camp only after checking New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh. Save before hostile choices.

Risk

Do not attack or ignore Butch around New Camp until you know whether New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh depends on them.

If you needOpen next
Check

Use connected pages after the facts answer the immediate question.

Do next

Open npcs, 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 Butch

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

NPC route check

Planning what to do around New Camp with camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80.

  1. Start with the values that distinguish this entry: camp New Camp, level 15, hp 220, strength 80.
  2. Open only the connected routes that match the current objective: New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh.
  3. Delay risky spending, fighting, or faction moves around Butch until the route is clear.

Talk, trade, train, or route around Butch at New Camp only after checking New Camp, Essence of Healing, Rice Schnapps and Chain Mesh. Save before hostile choices.

Relations

Connected Routes

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

FAQ

Common Gothic 1 Remake Questions

What is Butch in Gothic 1 Remake?

Butch — New Camp NPC in New Camp. Stats, drops, and how they fit a typical route.

How current is this Butch 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.