Wizard Guide for Pathfinder Kingmaker Unfair Difficulty

I would never ever play a wizard as a blaster, imho a sorcerer is best suited for that. Enchantment/Illusion is where the beauty of the mage is <3

-_- Not suited to tanking... Okay, let me just put all of your favorite evasion buffs back into my spell book you silly fighter. Clearly that shield and steel skin are all you need to stay alive. Don't be asking for Blur, Displacement, and Mirror Image. You can absolutely forget about ever having Greater Invisibility cast on you as well. This silly fragile nerd will just cast them on myself, along with all the other buffs, and leave you in the dust. All jokes aside, I'll admit that early game being a wiztank is rough. Late game, if something touches you it's your fault.

First playthrough of the game and I am using Octavia but I noticed she doesn't attack with the equipped bow I have on her, before I try playing a wizard I wanted to know if there was a reason to equip a weapon or not

I do t get your logic, a wizard won't be your best damage dealer unless you know beforehand what you're actually dealing with to prepare for it so logically that should be even worse for the sorcerer since the sorcerer can't prepare at all, and on a even playing field of lack of knowledge as the wizard the amount of spells they can cast won't matter when the spell they do have are ineffective. It seems your just basing it on because the sorcerer has more spells he will be the better damage dealers when the negatives you apply to the wizard are doubly as devastating to the sorcerer for the similar if not same reason.

did i just hear: "frail like Gandalf" wtf the dude is 2,020 years old when he defeats the balrog in 1v1

Thanks for the post. It confirms that the wizard class really stinks. You need all your teammates just to stay alive, and that's if your lucky. I think this class is for pro's who want a real challenge. Seems like everything the wizard gets comes at a steep price.

7 dex walking pincushion build.

Please for the love of all things DnD. Less talking more showing the build.

i'm at the very start of playing a universalist but the first thing i remember is have a mage armor and a magic missile scroll in my inventory wouldnt that make learning these 2 obsolete (since you can just learn them from the scrolls at least thats what i did )

Basically a wizard is a neerrrrd lol

Explaining the most basic mechanics of the game is a waste of time for an unfair difficulty guide. If someone is playing unfair and they don't know what saving throws are or that wizards are frail, they're not going to do well on unfair regardless.

Title: Video about a wizard build for the most difficult difficulty.

Still mentions wizards are frail and needs protection.
If you hadn't figured that out... You need to play more RPGs my friend.


Nah! Don't take it to heavily. Great video! Starting to like these videos... Even though I'm 9 months late.

Multiclass Rogue... Then Arcane Trickster... Other option is with a Cleric. So max Wisdom or Dexterity rather than constitution

"The bad thing about a wizard is that he is not suited for tanking"
There gotta be a joke I don't get in there. This cannot be serious.

i dont really get it, i havent even deal with the cult of Lamashu yet, (nok nok have just join my pt in the goblin villlage) and am really close to lvl 10... how did he finish the game by lvl 16... xD

personally i dont think, constitution is worth maxing, just because early on enemies will oneshot you anyway, and later on even with 12-14 con you still gonna have those 200-300 hp along with mirror image&displacement wich is totally fine