r/WrathOfTheRighteous

Hello, I am in act 4 and alignment shifted to neutral good is there a place for me to get a scroll of Atonement, or a quick place to make lawful choices?

Hi, I recently played kingmaker and rage quit. Let me expliain: i loved the combat and reached the troll caves and troll boss but the game felt unbalanced and that map traverse is super slow and annoying, plus managing a kingdom was super boring.

But man combat was fun.

Is WOTR better in all these aspects? Most importantly is it balanced and fair on story mode?

Thanks.

Like seriously, this war criminal little menace is the only guy in this whole ass fortress that has sensible opinions on how to run the crusade.

He should've been in every council. I wish the gameplay effect of his advice was as good as his dialogue.

So, I’m a new player, got the game, coming from BG3. This has been a bit of a wild experience so far, I feel like I’ve spent a crazy about of time reading, and barely got to scratch the game. Haha

I just recently got to the inn and left it, so basically got through the Tutorial I guess. Felt like a huge accomplishment that maze of rooms was crazy large.

Anyway, Pathfinder is definitely a steep learning curve and have very little idea as to what I am doing. I was looking for build advice. I chose a Dhampir as a race since they arent in BG3, and Vampires are cool, or at least as close to a Vamp one gets.

I was torn between the Hex crafter magus, and Hex Channeler Witch, decided on the witch cuz they are a full caster. Though a Spellblade type sounded cool.

First feat I took was Hex Channeler, positive energy. Iceplant and Misfortune hex so far at level 3.

Stats are Str 9, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha 16.

I was thinking of going into Winter Witch later if I could, not sure exactly what some of the reqs for it are.

I know Pathfinder is very different but couldnt find much Advice on Witch builds in the subreddit. It also does feel weird that most time I’m stuck using a Cross Bow over.. spells, cuz Cantrips in this game are just… bad?

I dont know what Mythic path to go down, kinda thinking trickery, but I do want to try to stay on a good path, so Chaotic good should be fine. But if anyone has other ideas or things for me to look into would appreciate it.

I’m playing on normal difficulty.

Yesterday i finally sat dowm to start this game, initially i was looking at builds online but didnt find any nicely written guides really and unfortunately i had build guides in the form of videos on youtube. Now my only crpg experience is baldurs gate and there making a build didnt feel too bad but when i started yesterday on wrath i did notice its A LOT more to it than bg3. Im playing on normal difficulty do you reckon i will be fine getting through the game doing my own thing?

Ok so I’ve started the attack on Drezen and one thing I’ve noticed is that this games method of increasing difficulty in a boss fight is just to make it so that you can’t hit the boss. Every important enemy has magic resistance 1,000,000 and 50 ac. Am I missing something here or am I just supposed to, from now on, have to roll a natural 20 if I want to hit anyone? My attack bonuses are like +14-16 for the first attack and it seems like every single boss in Drezen and that one guy in the lost chapel has like 38 ac. Is there a way in settings to just reduce armor class and leave everything else the same? I want a difficult experience so I’m playing on Core but if the difficulty from now on is just gonna come entirely from “You can’t hit this guy. Get better dice.” Then it seems just generally unfun. Please tell me I’ve just overlooked some required mechanic that fixes this issue somehow.

I’ve been working on a complete high-fidelity overhaul of Kingmaker, I'm rebuilding the classes, the graphics, and anything else I can think of to try and make it as compelling a game to me as Wrath is. I am using AI as a force multiplier, as it's otherwise a project far beyond what I could do alone. The visual work includes upscaled and reworked environment, ground, stone, building, character, and portrait assets; region-specific aesthetics; a redesigned interface inspired by Wrath but with its own identity; and a smoother, more cohesive visual pipeline.

I’ve also been reworking classes and archetypes, using Pathfinder's sourcebooks. I started with Occultist and Psychic, and am almost finished now with all the full casters and martial classes. I'm also designing new weapons, an armory, buildings, and eventually a custom-asset system.

The dialogue is being rewritten through a dedicated HD dialogue framework, with the goal of making the game deeper, more serious, and more atmospheric without losing its personality. On the story side, I’m developing four recruitable drake companions, a region sized Darklands map, a larger First World/Hell expansion, and additional world-map and quest systems.

The long-term goal is still a Creator Kit mod that makes this kind of work easier to build and extend. I’m treating the entire project as an experiment in how far one person can push a heavily modified game with AI-assisted development.

In one of the Dlcs there’s a character named Ulbrig, I’m in the middle of a run and have just started act 3 if I get the second season pass can I get ulbrig or would I have to make a new character to recruit them?

Hello people. I have just been informed of my dearest companion Woljif’s voluntary departure from my company and am positively distraught. I’m assuming the game wouldn’t just get rid of him as a companion forever like that so I’m guessing he comes back at some point in the (near?) future. My question is this: without mentioning any spoilers, can someone tell me if Woljif comes back on his own after a certain amount of time/progression or if I have to go out of my way to find him? If I do have to go out of my way, is finding him and bringing him home something I’m going to be able to miss or is it an obvious “Go here to get Woljif back” quest?
Once again, pretty please with cherries on top no spoilers. I have just slain the boss of the Lost Chapel and am soon to march on Drezen.

So! Im replaying Kingmaker, gonna play this next, excited for it, started but never finished, and i like going in with a character concept in mind! The one i have currently is a Jester type character

I know mythic path wise im getting Trickster, but class is where im a bit stumped!

Currently torn between a Bard with the diva archetype
Or a Magic Deciever arcanist! Razmiri Infiltrator to be precise, but it seems kind of weak? I dont mind not being THE STRONGEST EVER but it does seem a bit underpowered, anyone has any other recomendations or suggestions?

Unfortunatly the true jester, the Court Bard, doesnt exist in this game and i didnt find a mod for it so, I Cry ç=ç