Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous Character Creation Tips | Pathfinder WOTR character creation guide

You are telling me that coming from DoSII I landed on the single most complex CRPG videogame? And I liked it? 😂

KISS principle does not apply. Well not to me. The last S perhaps. DnD i still complicated to me. This is 3d chess

Thanks for the tips bro. Love from Spain

This a great video with a ton of info that I didn’t know or considered by 330 hrs into the game

On classes, alchemists are pretty good too, a very powerful class beginner friendly, specially vivicecionist, granadier and the base class

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A large note about Alignment.
Currently the game doesn't really have good options throughout the whole game. So lets say you want to Keep a Chaotic Evil character, it is quite hard, since you do not have multiple options during all dialogue for it.
Same as sometimes if you do an Evil action, instead of going towards the Chaotic Evil, it moves towards Chaotic Neutral (Which infuriates me).
Everything has different weights, and some of those push you towards a "Evil" that doesn't exist, like Chaotic Neutral.
Same with Lawful Good, where I do a Lawful action, it ends up pushing me towards Evil, for whatever reason.

Great Guide! I wish I had this when I started the Game :P
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I wonder if the Skill points do influence Gameplay too. I noticed that the Characters I gave Mobility to are faster than the ones without... could be a coincidence...

They (OwlCat) really should have made a BIG Guide BEFORE the Release. I am still pissed off by the Game being so convoluted.
Two Days ago I made a respec for my Custom Party because they got crushed by big Monsters. Now I run a DEX based Party but I get Ambushed by some little Succubus Party and die in no time because they spawn pretty much directly in my Party and I need to pre-buff... no chance... frustrated... gonna reroll or lower difficulty :(

Frustration Quit ^^

One trick for the crafting system at camp is to give those skills and related feats to your 'Bench Warmers' and utilize them when you're sleeping back at base. You need to return to base anyway to cleanse corruption, and the crafting roles are actually still open when you rest at base. Situational items like Scrolls of Lesser Restoration or Cure Blindness are good candidates for scribing, leaving your active spell slots free for choices that are universally beneficial.

On Mobility, that bit about moving pat opponents without taking an attack of opportunity has to be toggled in the game. It's found in the Abilities submenu, along with important skills like Coup de grace(attempts to execute an incapacitated target) and Charge(dash forward and make a single melee attack, great for sneak attack rounds where you only get a move action). You move at half speed but get to make a Mobility check to avoid an Attack of Opportunity.

Skilled from humans is the same as +4 int for skillpoints, not +2.

On the topic of skills, here they are in order of importance
Specialist skill that is unique to party -> Persuasion (only if you intend to use Feats to overbuff your Demoralization) -> Perception (Always useful to get more chances to spot traps) -> mobility (let's you escape very specific CC spells and gives buff to Fighting defensively mode)

Best thing about this game is being able to completely re-roll your character after the beginning quest, and not having to start the game over. I probably re-rolled a dozen times before finally figuring out what worked for me. Just realize once you hit level 3 mythic you cant change that specific selection

I spent so much time in the character creator. I rolled five different things and got them to Kenabres before I finally settles on one.

Extremly useful content.

I was thinking of a Tiefling Slayer who takes the demon mythic path because he has been shunned by society due to the demon war a few too many times, and was wondering if there are any good multi/prestige class ideas that would be cool maybe DD for free stat boosts?