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Anonymous10/18/26, 01:01No.4132913Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous
I’ve finished Act 1 in Pathfinder, mostly played to test builds and learn the game systems. I’ve done a lot of research on the Pathfinder 1E rules and decided to go with a Battle Oracle Angel build. I plan to restart the campaign from scratch, applying everything I’ve learned.
I’m aiming to play on the Core difficulty, but I’ve seen many people say it’s not recommended for beginners—so, I’ve made a few adjustments (pic) to create a "custom-Core" setup. Do you think this will be manageable? Also, should I set enemy critical hit damage to weak or keep it at normal? Any advice would be greatly appreciated—thanks in advance!
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Anon10/18/26, 05:22No.4133139
You can adjust the difficulty during the game so it's really not a big deal. I started on daring and finished on a custom hard+Battle oracle angel is pretty strong so you'll probably want to up things to core once you're a few mythic levels in.
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Anon10/18/26, 05:28No.4133140
Oracle is such a stupid class. Yes, it's busted good, but what the fuck is it even supposed to represent? Such stupid bloat in Pathfinder.
After I finished the game with a custom party, I tried solo'ing it with a gestalt char paladin/oracle and it was absolutely disgusting, I couldn't even finish that run
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Anon10/18/26, 06:25No.4133162
My suggestion
Do not embark on the path of restartitis. You will never stop, you will never get to the actual game. You will always see something you could have improved and want to restart just to do it better or try something different.
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Anon10/18/26, 15:48No.4133352
Never played WotR. Do you *need* to play Kingmaker to enjoy this?
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Anon10/18/26, 16:03No.4133364
you can't get any real enjoyment out of sperging until you already know the game (like, e.g. the obscure spread of 5 items that makes some stupid build work and which could not possibly be predicted when you start blind), so just stick to a single class on a comfortable difficulty. If you're sperg enough for a replay that's when you can put the pedal to the metal
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Anon10/18/26, 17:52No.4133438
Increased is actually easier as you get much more xp
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Anon10/18/26, 22:09No.4133697
Are there any small turbans like pic in this game?
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Anon10/19/26, 14:26No.4134433
I wanna play on Unfair, but the only viable build i can come up with is Witch of the Veil Invisibility abuse. Is there something else besides that which specs into Lich?
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Anon10/19/26, 15:52No.4134467
Am I the only one that modded bg3 to be closer to pf1e?
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Anon10/19/26, 17:25No.4134553
Pathfinder games exemplify the timeless quote:
An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity.
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Anon10/19/26, 17:26No.4134554
Excuse me, I meant Pathfinder “products”, I didn’t mean to call them games.
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Anon10/19/26, 17:55No.4134571
>level 20 paladin
>level 20 bard
>level 20 cleric
>level 20 wizard
Yup, it’s pathfinder time
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Anon10/22/26, 18:51No.4136757
what's the most OP build for normal? least micro management (even though I'm playing with bubblebuffs anyways)
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Anon10/23/26, 13:17No.4137525
Is demon the Devilman path or just a regular dickhead path?
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Anon10/23/26, 19:42No.4137992
The whole game is an if-then gate. If you have the right buffs and abilities, the game is laughably easy. If you don't, it's unplayable. It doesn't really matter if the enemies crit is weak or normal. What will determine if you win are things like "do I have a buff that blocks that spell" and "can I target flat footed/touch AC". In fact, the touch AC is probably the primary thing to worry about. If you can target touch AC, you will win every fight.