Pathfinder Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition - now with turn-based combat

[Yosharian]

The Overthrow Heavy Flail states that it Trips on the first successful hit it lands. Here's some ultra cheese: I wonder if we can somehow get the Trip action proccing off something like Great Cleave, so that we can trip every single enemy that's around us. Now that would be amazing.

That IS interesting.
Of course, A Kineticist can already do that with Bowling and Blade Whirlwind.... much, much earlier.
He doesn't really excel at CMB, though.

Yeah but who wants to be a Kineticist.

In other news, my MC is now a Trip build. Lol. Reflex save dropped by 9 points, Fortitude by 8, Will by 4. This is probably going to cause issues, but trip mechanics seem so fun.

I wanted to fit Combat Reflexes and Seize the Moment in (since people are saying StM stacks with Outflank), but the feats are fucking tight on this build now.

 

[Haplo]

Well, I'd say Combat Reflexes is strongly recommended. Seize doesn't exactly stack... but... does help chain AoOs.
..unless you mean a SS. He doesn't need Combat Reflexes.
It's definitely less important then Outflank though, at least if you don't use a proper flanking mod.

 

[Yosharian]

Well, I'd say Combat Reflexes is strongly recommended. Seize doesn't exactly stack... but... does help chain AoOs.
It's definitely less important then Outflank though, at least if you don't use a proper flanking mod.

Yeah having to wait til level 18 for Superior Reflexes is not the best. I figured I'd survive with Opportunist's Boots til then. 3 AOO should probably cover most situations... well probably not

 

[Pink Eye]

Kill. Me. Now.

 

[Haplo]

Fun fact: even enemies who are supposed to be immune to Trip kinda fall over (to get immediately back up) and get the Attack of Opportunity of Greater Trip. And bonus Mastery damage too.
At least that's how it used to be.

 

[Haplo]

Shaynih'a is the best!

 

[Yosharian]

Fun fact: even enemies who are supposed to be immune to Trip kinda fall over (to get immediately back up) and get the Attack of Opportunity of Greater Trip. And bonus Mastery damage too.
At least that's how it used to be.

Interesting.

 

[LannTheStupid]

Yes, he does. He's really sensitive, you just have to say one wrong thing to get him upset and have you added to his list.

Actually, I was ignoring Desiderius, too. He is too prolific, too religious and just obnoxious. His build ideas are good, though, and worth not only using in the game, but pondering and discussing as well. And this is fun!

 

[Pink Eye]

I can build a mage tower though:

Spoiler

 

[Pink Eye]

So this happened:

Spoiler

 

[Haplo]

I can build a mage tower though:

Only in Towns, though. Teleportation Circles are much cheaper (20 vs 100 BP) and can be build anywhere.

 

[InD_ImaginE]

Greetings pathfinder companions!. I am new in this forum and I would like to ask you something to see if you can help me.

A few days ago I am playing the game and I have reached the part of the "Season of Blossom" where I have to kill a giant flower but it is impossible. What happens to me is:

- My group splits in two at a certain point in the mission
- I kill her with the first group. Specifically I burn the giant plant.
- Eliminate some enemies with the second group.
- My group meets again.

And here comes the problem, with the second group it is impossible to kill, it never falls, neither with fire nor anything. I have seen a YouTube video where a dialogue sequence between my party should be activated but nothing is activated. Is it a bug ?. Can you use any cheat to overcome it?

I am with version 2.0.8 of the game.

Thanks new friends!

Btw this seems like a bug. I am not sure as I never get this bug myself but I think I've read somewhere about bug like this in the older version.

If you are on Steam you probably can report on Steam Forums as they have community manager there. Or maybe do it in Owlcat owns forum.

 

[Pink Eye]

Super close to teleporters. Holy shit! Season of Bloom just started. If I play my cards right, I'll be prepared for Varnhold chapter.

Spoiler

 

[Pink Eye]

Got it! And I still have plenty of time too!

Spoiler

 

[Pink Eye]

I've been pranked! It won't let me build teleporters! Do you need rank 3 of Arcana to do it?

 

[Nano]

Interesting kingdom name.

 

[Pink Eye]

Nano

Tuskdale is supposed to say "lust", but the game isn't showing it.

 

[Nano]

Makes you wonder what the subjects think about their ruler naming their settlements after the seven deadly sins.

 

[Haplo]

I've been pranked! It won't let me build teleporters! Do you need rank 2 of Arcana to do it?

That's weird. 40 Arcana was always enough. You did try in a Village without a Mage Tower, right? A longshot, but would be redundant if you already have a MT.

 

[Pink Eye]

Whoa, never mind. I can now build teleportation circles after I hit 49 Arcana:

Wooo hooo! WORLD RECORD! Teleporters! In early chapter 2! Wooo hoo! Get fucked cyclops lich!

 

[Pink Eye]

Fucking ACE! TELEPORTATION NETWORK IS UP AND RUNNING! IN EARLY CHAPTER 2! WHAAAT!

 

[Yosharian]

What's the difference between teleportation circles and Mage towers, and how do you use them?

 

[NJClaw]

What's the difference between teleportation circles and Mage towers, and how do you use them?

From the world map, you can freely teleport from one settlement to another if both settlement have a teleportation circle or a mage tower. You just need to click on the settlement and the option "teleport" will apper above the usual "enter".

The main difference is that you can build teleportation circles in villages, while mage towers require at least a town. However, you need Arcane 40 for teleportation circles, while I don't think there is a requirement at all for towers (or, whatever that is, it's satisfied as soon as you build a town).

Mage towers also cost more and offer greater Arcane benefits, if you care about that.

 

[Desiderius]

What have I created?

 

[Desiderius]

Yes, he does. He's really sensitive, you just have to say one wrong thing to get him upset and have you added to his list.

Actually, I was ignoring Desiderius, too. He is too prolific, too religious and just obnoxious. His build ideas are good, though, and worth not only using in the game, but pondering and discussing as well. And this is fun!

Religious as an empirical matter, which means I only bring it up in such a context.

It is merely manly prudence to honor the commitments (including the metaphysical) which have without fail seen one's ancestors through poverty, war, famine and pestilence.



Absolutely too prolific to my great embarrassment.