To be honest I just realized that I've been under very long misunderstanding ._. So nevermind huh. I guess he is Taldan
(but yeah it was about in universe ethnicity)
Edited by SpookyMask on Feb 7th 2022 at 8:25:50 PM
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Inevitable Excess is out
Import a character from the main campaign or create a new one: you can start the addition any way you like.
How does importing the DLC stuff back in the regular campaign works, if the DLC starts at level 20, full mythic? the regular campaign you get mythic 10 2 fights before the final boss.
I think its basically that, you unlock super duper buffs for final boss encounter if you import them back. Maybe even epilogue slides? I dunno because I haven't spoiled the thing completely.
(yeah correcting myself, I did heard details about endings of dlc datamined pre dlc release from patch I think)
Edited by SpookyMask on Mar 3rd 2022 at 11:18:59 AM
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On the bright side, nice to have the ability to start wiht a full mythic path.
Oki got more info: Apparently buff you unlock can be used in game earlier than the final boss battle. I don't know if its "once you complete dlc once its unlocked for all main game games" or what
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New DLC is out "Through The Ashes"
Instead of playing as a powerful hero, you play as one of Kenabres' citizen, trying to survive when everything goes to hell the abyss.
Don't want to leave but cannot pretend
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That sounds interesting.
Also, since you're not an adventurer in this one you only get 15 ability points.
Now, for the reason I'm here: new dlc or game tease.
So, it seems like Owlcat is adapting one of Starfinder AP's next: https://twitter.com/OwlcatGames/status/1529824943885520899
... maybe.
Okay, scratch that, it's not Starfinder, it's Warhammer 40k.
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Next DLC is a treasure hunt in the Abyss.
I really like both Pathfinder adaptations. I'm generally a fan of isometric cRPGs, and of all the "spiritual successors to Baldur's Gate," these two games in my opinion are the most deserving of the title. I'm currently playing Wrath of the Righteous for the first time, storming Dresden and planning to develop my character into a Devil.
Dominion of Darkness, simulator of the Dark Overlord: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/DominionOfDarkness
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Wrath of the Righteous Enhanced edition is out on PC (The 2.0 update)
You can finally play with a controller. Lead the crusade from the comfort of your own pillow fort!
Customize your character’s appearance by coloring and reforging your armor!
Save time looking for that specific scroll by using the inventory search function.
Can’t figure out how you managed to deal so much damage? Check the enhanced battle log!
You no longer need to scroll right to see how your animal companion is doing, with a new addition to our UI for pet owners.
Unlock additional quest outcomes with new reinforcement options for various mythic paths in chapter 5.
Attend a special party your soldiers throw for you if you reject mythic powers on the Legend path.
Learn more about what your companions and friends do after the crusade in enhanced epilogues.
And finally, take beautiful pictures of your favorite moments with the new Photo Mode feature! Pause the game, free the camera from the bounds of isometric view, apply filters and frames, and make a wallpaper out of your favorite underground mushroom forest, that Wintersun waterfall, or the chaotic streets of Alushinyrra. Photo mode is currently available only on PC, but it will arrive to consoles in the nearest future.
Superfan
Enhanced epilogues? I'm not sure if that means "more" or "longer", but either way, I'm happy. I think I'll start that replay soon, I just bought the season pass.
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I will say the whole "recolor armor" thing is kinda disappointing. All it changes is the color of fabric on the armor, sort of like when you recolor your character's clothes in chargen. It doesn't recolor the metal (so all early game armor remains painfully yellow). You can't recolor helmets either.
There's also some weirdness, like you can make robes/shirt use the full plate model, but you cant make a robe look like a different robe?
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3 new DLC announced for Wrath of the Righteous
First one is a new companion and class (Shifter) for the main campaign
Second is a follow up to the "Through the Ashes" campaign, picking up where it left off.
Last DLC is a festival in a rebuilt Kenabres.
Lot of people already making citadel dlc comparisons
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From everything I've heard about the Citadel DLC, that bodes well.
Gone to Faerie, no forwarding address. (AO3)
Eh, to some people its negative because Citadel dlc is seen by some as pure fanservice without depth ![[lol]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lol2v12_4863.png "[lol]"){kind=small}
I'm mostly like "Okay is any dlc about party before finale with your friends now always going to be just citadel dlc comparison? Why don't we use similar wording for all companion dlcs or dungeon dlcs or such?"
Edited by SpookyMask on Oct 25th 2022 at 9:53:36 PM
Don't want to leave but cannot pretend
So, people who are wrong and have bad opinions and probably smell.
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found this post Which I felt compelled to share.
Yaker, that hellknight that leads you Regill and whom Regill wants to whip? That dude has stats that puts a Balor to shame. Why can't I recruit HIM instead.
Oh, bother.
Didn't know this game had a thread. I recently bought Wrath of the Righteous since it was 70% off on Steam last week. So far I just beat Act I on Daring (first time playing a Pathfinder game).
And yeah, that first time Mythic Power is unleashed is really satisfying.
Disgusted, but not surprised
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That theme, Mythic Power, is basically your own boss battle theme.
Team Rocket Boss.
Don't you just love it when your boss music plays? Really feel like you're in charge.
What is actually the difference between the two? Is it about in-universe ethnicity or (non-fantasy) race? I'm aware it's not nationality. Either way, I'm not sure it's worth listing if it's not confirmed, given that it doesn't appear consistently between entries (we have it for Seelah, but not Sosiel, Hulrun but not Galfrey), and I don't think it's mentioned during character creation.
Edited by Unsung on Feb 7th 2022 at 9:55:02 AM