The modification mainly changes the beginning of the game. Instead of a video in which the hero is thrown into the barrier, the player is presented with a video in which the heroine and the Nameless One meet in the port of Khorinis, where the city judge appears to pass a preliminary sentence on the two convicts. Nameless refuses her captivity and breaks her chains, then overpowers the guards. He decides to escape on a boat, but before the boat is hijacked, he kicks Nameless in the face. The prisoner's escape does not end well, however, as the guard hits her with a crossbow bolt. The injured woman allows herself to be carried away by the fishing boat until she ends up in the Miner's Valley - ironically, the place where she was supposed to end up anyway. On the shore, the heroine quickly creates a healing potion and decides to find a place for herself in a new land. Nameless knows alchemy and can run, so she quickly makes her way through the forest and arrives at the nearest human settlement: the Old Camp or the Sect Camp. The protagonist is familiar with the intricacies of the penal world, and must survive in the penal colony and join the camp. The rest of the plot is the same as in the basic Gothic. Nameless has different armor due to her gender. The authors have prepared female versions of each armor. The heroine also acquires new weapons that are adapted to her different fighting style - Nameless relies on attack speed and develops her strength much more slowly. The last significant change is the ending of the game. Whereas in Outro Nameless is crushed by rocks after driving off Sleeper, the heroine is pulled from under the rubble by a summoned skeleton who guides her through an open portal.

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• The heroine;

• New weapon and armor models;

• Intro and outro created on the Gothic engine;

• Unchanged story of the original game;

• Dual sword combat; Modified combat animations for the heroine

• Modified combat animations for the main heroine;

• Sprint Skill;

• Opportunity to become a guru;

• Alchemy