Gothic 2: How to get dragon scales

Gothic 2: How to get dragon scales

Published at: 08/10/2025
Updated at: 08/13/2025
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Collecting dragon scales in Gothic 2

Dragon scales are a valuable resource used to forge armors in the game. This guide explains how to acquire them.

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Learning the skill

To get dragon scales, you must first learn the "Take dragon scales" skill. You cannot get scales from a dragon without having learned this skill first. It is taught by a few specific NPCs.

  • Godar: After you free him from the prison camp in the Valley of Mines, he will teach you the skill. He is located with the other prisoners near the pass to Khorinis.
  • Gestath: He is a Dragon Hunter located in a cave in the Valley of Mines. His cave is on a cliff path between the old swamp and the ice region.
  • Bennet: The blacksmith on Onar's farm. He will only teach you this skill if you are a member of the Dragon Hunter faction.

Learning the skill costs 5 learning points.


The process

Once you have learned the skill, the process of collecting scales is automatic when you loot a dragon.

  1. Defeat a dragon: Kill one of the four dragons in the Valley of Mines (Fire Dragon, Ice Dragon, Stone Dragon, or Swamp Dragon).
  2. Loot the body: When you take items from the dragon's inventory, you will also find its scales

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Important notes

  • You can only get scales from the four living dragons in the Valley of Mines. The Undead Dragon does not provide scales.
  • You must learn the skill before you loot the dragon. If you loot a dragon without the skill, you will not get any scales from it, and you cannot go back to get them later.
  • You can also learn how to collect dragon blood

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