The key is obtained from Xardas in Chapter 5. Teleport can not be used if the player is in a separate location, like Orc Cemetery or Old Mine.įound in a locked chest in Xardas' sunken tower. Unlike other runes, they do not have a Circle requirement. Later, he address the Hero with more loose, grudgingly admitting that he has started to respect the guy.There are four different teleport runes in Gothic. He then starts to treat the Nameless Hero more like an errand boy. He address the Nameless Hero as "Sir" in the beggining of the game, revealing that it's not his preferred method of communication. Greg's personality is something worth mentioning in that his attempts at being polite usually comes off sounding more like a threat. If the Nameless Hero succeeds in killing Raven, Greg will hand out a reward of 1000 gold pieces and compliment the Hero's style. As a returning favor he gives the Nameless Hero the bandit armor, along with one last request: To find out what his former accomplice is up to. Greg agrees to let the Nameless Hero take a few of his boys along for the ride. He then puts the Nameless Hero to the task of ridding the canyon of "some dangerous creatures" that have been spotted not far from the encampment. Greg is not seen again until the Nameless Hero tries to sneak into his hut at the Pirate encampment, were Greg catches him red-handed in the process of stealing a bandits armor. Greg also seems to show some interest towards a mysterious fellow called Dexter. Some time after, Greg is hiring the Nameless Hero to recover his old treasure which he buried away on the island, cleverly marked with an 'X'. When the Nameless Hero first meets Greg, he is trying to figure out a way to get inside the city, as he is a wanted man there (or so he claims). He appears in the Gothic II addon Night of the Raven. Greg is a pirate captain and leader of the pirates stationed in the hidden valley of Jharkendar.
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