Pathfinder Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Pre-DLC Thread [GO TO NEW THREAD]

[Robber Baron]

Since there's a way to change companion portraits now, here's a quick go at fixing seelah's without breaking the artstyle, once I get home I'll also do Camellia's because hers is simply low effort

 

[Ehrenmann]

Since there's a way to change companion portraits now, here's a quick go at fixing seelah's without breaking the artstyle, once I get home I'll also do Camellia's because hers is simply low effort

I don't get it she is still black

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Since there's a way to change companion portraits now, here's a quick go at fixing seelah's without breaking the artstyle, once I get home I'll also do Camellia's because hers is simply low effort

I don't get it she is still black

Can't fix everything or he'd be God.

 

[Robber Baron]

I don't get it she is still black

Her voice won't go with white character
Probably

 

[Ipum]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

Monk1/slayer19 -} trickster
Take tiefling with bite attack, low Cha, max Dex, some Wis. TWF feats through Slayer talents. Take Weapon finesse and feat for +1d6 SA.

 

[Fedora Master]

I don't get it she is still black

Her voice won't go with white character
Probably

Female dwarf, maybe. Or half-orc.

 

[Desiderius]

WTF queen? This just came out of nowhere

"go on a date"

Such nice sweet babushka writers know not what they do.

 

[Desiderius]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

Monk1/slayer19 -} trickster
Take tiefling with bite attack, low Cha, max Dex, some Wis. TWF feats through Slayer talents. Take Weapon finesse and feat for +1d6 SA.

Don't need Mahnk splash if not soloing.

 

[Tacgnol]

I don't get it she is still black

Her voice won't go with white character
Probably

Female dwarf, maybe. Or half-orc.

Dwarves don't talk in ebonics, neither do orcs come to think of it.

 

[Fedora Master]

I don't get it she is still black

Her voice won't go with white character
Probably

Female dwarf, maybe. Or half-orc.

Dwarves don't talk in ebonics, neither do orcs come to think of it.

I could see a sassy "black" dwarven lady as a character.

 

[Riddler]

I think I've realized why I find the game so tedious. The entire game is designed around playing on easy/casual. The pacing fits someone just blowing through all these trash encounters without breaking a sweat and occasionally running up against an "overturned" fight that causes them to have to think for a second and maybe apply a buff before they beat it. I tried playing it on easy and the game flowed much better, and no I don't have issues understanding the system or beating the fights on core (so far anyway at the end of chapter 2).

Playing this on core is a profoundly tedious experience due to it breaking the pace of the game.

Had the game instead been designed around core+ or if it had been turnbased I think we would have had a much different game.

 

[Ipum]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

Monk1/slayer19 -} trickster
Take tiefling with bite attack, low Cha, max Dex, some Wis. TWF feats through Slayer talents. Take Weapon finesse and feat for +1d6 SA.

Don't need Mahnk splash if not soloing.

- AC +DMG: skip monk. No Wis max Str, some Dex . No Weapon finesse.
P.S. Take Spawn Slayer.

 

[Lacrymas]

I think I've realized why I find the game so tedious. The entire game is designed around playing on easy/casual. The pacing fits someone just blowing through all these trash encounters without breaking a sweat and occasionally running up against an "overturned" fight that causes them to have to think for a second and maybe apply a buff before they beat it. I tried playing it on easy and the game flowed much better, and no I don't have issues understanding the system or beating the fights on core (so far anyway at the end of chapter 2).

Playing this on core is a profoundly tedious experience due to it breaking the pace of the game.

Had the game instead been designed around core+ or if it had been turnbased I think we would have had a much different game.

The elemental and end boss fights in the tutorial section clue you in that it's not balanced around core difficulty.

 

[Robber Baron]

I think I've realized why I find the game so tedious. The entire game is designed around playing on easy/casual. The pacing fits someone just blowing through all these trash encounters without breaking a sweat and occasionally running up against an "overturned" fight that causes them to have to think for a second and maybe apply a buff before they beat it. I tried playing it on easy and the game flowed much better, and no I don't have issues understanding the system or beating the fights on core (so far anyway at the end of chapter 2).
Playing this on core is a profoundly tedious experience due to it breaking the pace of the game.
Had the game instead been designed around core+ or if it had been turnbased I think we would have had a much different game.

That is probably the case, but after initially playing on normal till tavern assault I ended up restarting on core because the process just wasn't engaging enough. It's a totally different game on core with every potion and scroll making a difference.

 

[Nikanuur]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

Monk1/slayer19 -} trickster
Take tiefling with bite attack, low Cha, max Dex, some Wis. TWF feats through Slayer talents. Take Weapon finesse and feat for +1d6 SA.

Don't need Mahnk splash if not soloing.

- AC +DMG: skip monk. No Wis max Str, some Dex . No Weapon finesse.

Thanks for the answer, but is there any defense bonus towards the AC except the Monk's WIS? And in the case of the Slayer?

 

[Riddler]

I think I've realized why I find the game so tedious. The entire game is designed around playing on easy/casual. The pacing fits someone just blowing through all these trash encounters without breaking a sweat and occasionally running up against an "overturned" fight that causes them to have to think for a second and maybe apply a buff before they beat it. I tried playing it on easy and the game flowed much better, and no I don't have issues understanding the system or beating the fights on core (so far anyway at the end of chapter 2).
Playing this on core is a profoundly tedious experience due to it breaking the pace of the game.
Had the game instead been designed around core+ or if it had been turnbased I think we would have had a much different game.

That is probably the case, but after initially playing on normal till tavern assault I ended up restarting on core because the process just wasn't engaging enough. It's a totally different game on core with every potion and scroll making a difference.

Sure, but this quickly becomes tedious when you reach the second chapter and the real copy pasting begins.

 

[Desiderius]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

I just got there:

Spoiler

Not dual-wielding but damage isn't really an issue if you've got Lann and Regill. You still do plenty tho. Sprigginknight just chillin:



Lann cutting through the Storm:

 

[Robber Baron]

Sure, but this quickly becomes tedious when you reach the second chapter and the real copy pasting begins.

Hm could be still on Drezen part

 

[Desiderius]

I think I've realized why I find the game so tedious. The entire game is designed around playing on easy/casual. The pacing fits someone just blowing through all these trash encounters without breaking a sweat and occasionally running up against an "overturned" fight that causes them to have to think for a second and maybe apply a buff before they beat it. I tried playing it on easy and the game flowed much better, and no I don't have issues understanding the system or beating the fights on core (so far anyway at the end of chapter 2).
Playing this on core is a profoundly tedious experience due to it breaking the pace of the game.
Had the game instead been designed around core+ or if it had been turnbased I think we would have had a much different game.

That is probably the case, but after initially playing on normal till tavern assault I ended up restarting on core because the process just wasn't engaging enough. It's a totally different game on core with every potion and scroll making a difference.

Sure, but this quickly becomes tedious when you reach the second chapter and the real copy pasting begins.

The fun is how much you need to improve to make Core feel like Normal. Very satisfying when you get there - and the game still throws curveballs at you to keep your on your toes at that point.

The game is designed for Core with RTwP "v" button, which is TB with simultaneous movement and the ability to adjust your tactics on the fly in response to what the enemy is doing. Can't do that in TB.

 

[Inhabitants of Khorinis]

Not enough simping choices for the queen. I was expecting some proper courting, but instead they made her a thirsty little minx who's ready to jump on your dick the first time you meet her. I need more edging in my romance novels please.

 

[Ipum]

Could you please advise on build(s) for light weapons dual-wielding that somehow implement non-armor defense as well? Sadly, there's no Swashbuckler - at least until Holic92 would get insanely creative again I guess.

Monk1/slayer19 -} trickster
Take tiefling with bite attack, low Cha, max Dex, some Wis. TWF feats through Slayer talents. Take Weapon finesse and feat for +1d6 SA.

Don't need Mahnk splash if not soloing.

- AC +DMG: skip monk. No Wis max Str, some Dex . No Weapon finesse.

Thanks for the answer, but is there any defense bonus towards the AC except the Monk's WIS? And in the case of the Slayer?

High Dex. Potions of mage armour, shield of fate, later magical items.
Slayer is a full BAB class with SA, dont need Dex for TWF feats, at will ability for + hit + dmg, autoconfirm critical hits.

 

[Haplo]

The patch hit, so instead of putting the game on hold I re-rolled a cavalier (gendarme). It seems like a really fun class, but in TB:

1. Very often you just cannot attack targets in range unless you move a bit first.
2. Sometimes you issue a charge order and you move an inch, stop and the action is wasted.
3. Sometimes, when ordering to attack targets a bit farther away without charge, your model stops on a piece of geometry, the animation spazzes out for like 2 seconds and returns to normal, but the action is wasted.

It also seems that the mounted combat feat doesn't work. Like, at all

Yeah, sadly I have to rate combat mounted charger as non-functional at this point.
And suspend my Kitsune Sohei-Gendarme-Cleric/Angel

Oh well, wanted to play something different, but fork it!

Oread Rowdy-Instinctual-Vivi Trickster here I come!

 

[Shadenuat]

my Kitsune Sohei-Gendarme-Cleric/Angel

Oread Rowdy-Instinctual-Vivi Trickster

u r disgusting, and even funny man button is not enough to rate how, so I use a proper post

 

[volklore]

The game is designed for Core with RTwP "v" button, which is TB with simultaneous movement and the ability to adjust your tactics on the fly in response to what the enemy is doing. Can't do that in TB.

okay, what is the RTwP 'v' button? I have played shitload of kingmaker and i have no clue what that is.

 

[Haplo]

The patch hit, so instead of putting the game on hold I re-rolled a cavalier (gendarme). It seems like a really fun class, but in TB:

1. Very often you just cannot attack targets in range unless you move a bit first.
2. Sometimes you issue a charge order and you move an inch, stop and the action is wasted.
3. Sometimes, when ordering to attack targets a bit farther away without charge, your model stops on a piece of geometry, the animation spazzes out for like 2 seconds and returns to normal, but the action is wasted.

It also seems that the mounted combat feat doesn't work. Like, at all

It's not mounted combat, it's charge overall. I have problems with charging with my 2h fighter on foot too.

Yes, I had the same issue frequently in KM.

It's best to only charge if you have an uncomplicated trajectory to the target, even then it sometimes gets confused.

For me, Charge frequently fails even with "uncomplicated trajectory", even rather near and straight toward the target