Maybe when it’s 50% to 75% off
There is an add on dungeon for Kingmaker that is this but on a very small scale, just a succession of small floors
Yeah, I got to the 14th floor I think. I need to download the buff for that one.
Another small (647 MB) patch today.
Sorry, somehow can’t get a nice version of them displayed here, so I’ll let someone else copy them in.
So, I was playing with a Halfling Slayer throwing weapon character, and I noticed, unlike bows and melee weapons, there didn’t seem to be a reduction in the damage for equipping the weapon on a small character.
I keep hoping to see a fix for the “This character causes framerates to plummet during tactical combat” bug. I don’t know if that’s just something super difficult to track down or if it’s not a priority for them but man, it’s awful.
Interesting. Do you know if that’s a TT thing or if it’s an oversight in Wrath?
You weren’t able to figure out what item on their belt was the cause?
It seems to be showing up for other weapons. Basically, weapons for small sized characters deal less damage, but being small gives you +1 AC and +1 Attack. At least in tabletop.
Anyway, I’ve gotten somewhere with the whole Background thing. It looks like, Masterwork Weapons stack with your Background Bonus, but Magical Weapons don’t. That is probably a bug.
For me the framerate drop with Nenio went away on its own. I didn’t change anything on her or in her belt that I was aware of, although she did (and still does) use Bismuth. Maybe I used something up in a battle that I don’t recall. Just hope it doesn’t come back.
That sort of transient glitch is awful to troubleshoot.
I’ve stripped most of them off but there’s a couple that are really useful and still trigger it, unfortunately. I keep hoping for a fix so I can put them back on my belt as well as get around the performance issue when it does crop up. :)
My fingers are crossed for you, buddy! :)
Occurred to me earlier today while watching more build guides on Youtube that for all the base classes in this game there’s nothing truly close to an actual psionicist. Which makes me wonder if that class and set of abilities even exist in PnP Pathfinder.
I really enjoyed that Psionics handbook in 3 or 3.5, whichever it was? Good times.
I haven’t played tabletop anything since D&D 3.5 which was a billion years ago. One cool thing about Wrath is that it piqued my curiosity on how the D&D ruleset has evolved to 5e. Not that I’ll ever get the opportunity to use them but I grabbed the 5e sourcebooks for nostalgia + curiosity sake. I understand that Pathfinder also has a new edition compared to what is in the Owlcat games, is that right?
The closest you get is Occult Magic. It uses the same spell system as Mages and Clerics, but no verbal or somatic components. Instead, it’s thoughts and emotions. Which means Fear really bad for the class. But it does mean you can cast spells while tied up or in heavy armor.
Anyway, some different spells, and there are 5 classes that use Occult Magic.
Anyway, you friendly Talking Sword is was a Spiritualist, which is an Occult class that uses Wisdom for spell casting.
https://www.d20pfsrd.com/alternative-rule-systems/occult-adventures/occult-classes/
By the way, the Kineticist is an occult class in the game.
But there is also the Psychic.
https://aonprd.com/ClassDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Psychic
Indeedy. I found this link interesting. Seems like a lot of changes.
That’s an interesting read, thanks! The date of the post indicates the new edition came out 2 years ago. Any idea if Owlcat plans to move to that system for their next game? Just skimming through some of those changes a lot of them sound really nice.
I think they’ll probably do at least one more game on Pathfinder 1. People are betting on a Sea Adventure (swashbucklers, Summoners, and Investigators as the new classes, if not the occult).
I bought the 2nd ed Pathfinder handbook and read ‘most’ of it in the fall of 2019 and liked most of what I absorbed, definitely a bit different than 5th ed D&D.
What do you think of that Mwanglu Hunter Background?
+1 damage, but also proficiencies in Throwing Axes and Javelins
So they added four new PC voices to Wrath from Kingmaker. One of the female voices is called “carefree” and it’s like My Little Pony. It’s pretty funny. Quotes include -
How cute!
Adventures are exciting!
A simple smile goes a long way.
This spell’s not working! (whine) That’s mean!
Would be hilarious to use with a Lich playthrough.
That’s a great summary of why I’m playing Normal (I bumped one or two settings towards Daring at the start but I have no idea which ones now). Since I do like theorycrafting with builds my party is reasonably optimized but not crazy.
I’ll probably crash and burn horribly in later acts because other than the basic buffs I’m not using a ton of spells.