Gothic 2: Night of the Raven — Build Planner

Guild choice is permanent — no mid-game switching. It gates which prayer/quest bonuses you can ever collect.

Both herbs can be consumed two ways: eaten raw for a small immediate bonus (no King’s Sorrel needed), or combined with 1 King’s Sorrel each to brew a stronger elixir. Move each slider to decide how many go to brewing — the rest are eaten raw automatically. Brewed amounts draw from the shared King’s Sorrel pool below.

Goblin Berry total = 17 guaranteed (found/bought) + Paladin loot slider below. The “eaten raw” sliders are read-only — they always show whatever’s left after brewing.

Every brewed Strength/Dexterity/Mana/Life elixir needs 1 King’s Sorrel each, and there are only 25 in the entire game. The sliders below are automatically capped so the total can never exceed 25 — including what you’ve already committed to Strength/Dexterity brewing above.

These amounts are not fixed — they depend on how thoroughly you explore/loot. Each slider defaults to the safe, guaranteed-minimum value from the source guides; raise it only if you plan to farm that source.

75 is the guaranteed purchasable minimum (+3 Strength). Up to 175 if you loot every NPC/bandit inventory in the game (+7 Strength). Every 25 apples = +1 Strength.

Not guaranteed at all — purely a foraging/loot bonus. Up to ~500 exist across Khorinis (180), the Valley (90), and Jharkendar (230). Every 50 mushrooms = +5 Mana.

On top of the 17 guaranteed found/bought Goblin Berries. Beating up/looting every Paladin in the game can theoretically yield up to 20 more, but this is random per save. This expands the raw/brewed sliders above.

LP cost assumes the optimal order: train everything you plan to buy with LP FIRST while the stat is still cheap, then apply every permanent bonus LAST. Taking a bonus before finishing training pushes remaining training into a more expensive bracket and wastes LP — the bracket cost only depends on the stat’s current value, not where the points came from. You can always train 1 point at a time — but training happens in batches of up to 5, and the LP rate for a whole batch is locked in at the bracket you’re in when you START it. That’s what makes “train to 29, then spend 5 LP to reach 34” cheaper than training the same 5 points one at a time across the 30 threshold: this calculator assumes you buy in maximal 5-point batches to get that discount wherever possible.

How much each point of a stat/skill costs, based on its current value. Applies to Strength, Dexterity, Mana, and every weapon skill.