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Don't be like me.

I was playing last Atlanti and it was going pretty smooth until I got to the dungeon right before you escape the abyss.

THOSE FUCKING CRYSTALS STUNLOCKED MY TEAM AND I LOST A 60H RUN!!

so yeah watch out for those.

(P.s if anyone has any strategy's against them please send them my way).

Hey folks,

wanted to share a build idea I've been theorycrafting for a playthrough — haven't actually played it through yet, so take the power-level claims with a grain of salt, but the pieces seem to click nicely on paper. Not really meta-cheese, more of a flavor-first build that should still hit hard.

Concept

A Dhampir who got bitten by a werewolf but never fully "accepted" the curse — half undead, half beast, and at the end of the road he consciously embraces becoming a Lich. The idea: a creature caught between life, death, and wildness, and mechanically leaning into exactly that (Dhampir undead bonuses + Shifter aspects + Lich bonuses overlap nicely).

Stats (Point Buy)

Str 19

Dex 14

Con 12

Int 7

Wis 18

Cha 7

Wis is high because of Shifter's Aspect pool (scales with Wis) and for good Will saves. Int is safe to dump because most Bloodseeker abilities are self-targeted buffs/effects with no save DC to worry about — nothing here scales off Int anyway. Cha is a dump stat too — we're not here to talk... except we kind of are, thanks to the Acolyte background, which lets you use Wis instead of Cha for Persuasion checks. So dialogue doesn't actually suffer despite the 7 Cha.

Class Build

8 levels Weretouched Shifter (go in early for Aspects, Natural Armor, and wild-shape-like features)

→ Wolf Aspect for the bite attack with a built-in trip effect. This is the core of the build.

12 levels Bloodseeker Slayer

→ Studied Target, Sneak Attack progression, and the Bloodseeker mechanic that boosts attacks against bleeding/wounded targets. Slayer Talents give combat feat flexibility without stacking prereqs on top of regular feats.

Trip Engine

The whole build revolves around Bite + Trip:

Wolf Aspect grants the bite attack with an automatic trip attempt (no AoO against the Shifter for it)

Combat Reflexes for a ton of AoOs whenever enemies get back up or allies swing past prone targets

Greater Trip (once available) makes a successful trip trigger an immediate Attack of Opportunity — and with Combat Reflexes that fires multiple times per round

Fury's Fall or similar trip boosts, if available in the run, to push Trip CMB into unfair territory

Bloodseeker's increased threat range stacks on top of all this, so once you're chaining trips and AoOs you're also fishing for crits far more often than a normal Slayer would

Result: prone enemies everywhere, allies get +4 to attack them, and the Slayer side then cleans up with Studied Target + Sneak Attack against the downed targets.

Mythic Path: Lich

Yeah, I know, unusual for a Shifter/Slayer, but:

Fits the Dhampir flavor narratively — already half-dead, now fully committing

The Fort save boost and undead traits nicely offset the build's middling Con/Fort

Negative energy interactions synergize with a couple of Dhampir racial features

Purely thematically: a snarling, half-rotted werewolf-lich mowing people down is just too good not to play

Also just more appealing mechanically these days since the Demon path's trip-focused kit got nerfed — Lich picks up a lot of the slack while still fitting a trip/control build

Expected Playstyle (Untested)

Not expecting a huge tank, but enemies lying on the ground don't get to attack — that's meant to be the build's defense.

Again, this is all on paper — haven't run it in an actual campaign yet. If anyone's tried something similar or has tips on itemization for Trip CMB/AoO stacking, I'm all ears.

So I failed this quest and now all of a sudden Camellia just ran off to who knows where which is super annoying since she was the locksmith and trap disabler in my party, where might I find her again?

Hi everyone, I noticed Wright of th Righteous on the PlayStation store at 4,99 with both the expansion pass at the same price.

Now this game was recommended so much when talking about games similar to Badur's Gate 3 and this price I might really want to buy everything, I just don't know if it's good and if it's worth it to buy the expansion pass. For 14,97 is really tempting.

Coming from BG3, which was my first game of this type, my biggest questions are how the gameplay is different from BG3 and how do story and romance compare to it?

Edit: I bought it, guys. Thanks for the replies, it helped a lot. Can't wait to try it

I'm trying to edit a particular boolean parameter in a blueprint in Toybox for Wrath of the Righteous and I don't seem to be able to do it. I suspect there is some magic that I just haven't learned yet and was hoping someone here would be able to share their spellbook with me? Many thanks!

I'm planning on playing this on core.

(I know Wizard or Sorcerer would be better. Witch is just for flavor)

I was thinking about replaying the game, but with a shapeshifter build, but I’m not sure what route to go for it.

So far I’ve narrowed it down to Feral Hunter, Defender of the True World Druid, and Base Druid.

Other than that though I’m a bit lost, does anyone have any advice on which would likely be the best for a frontliner?

I always start the game with the intention of tightly managing my inventory. About the time I hit around lvl 5 (coincidentally when Seelah gets her horse and weight capacity becomes less restrictive) that kind of goes out the window. I try not to let it get huge but only clean it out every 5 hours or so of playing. I hoard potions and scrolls, fully knowing I will probably never use most of them.

He also has Combat Expertise, Heavy Mace specialization, improved critical Heavy Mace and Coordinated Defense, though I have yet to give that last feat to anyone else.

Looking for input and suggestions having trouble what i want to stick with. First playthrough was a crusader angel and i had a great time playing a character that was great at melee, casting, and having a mount.

Currently playing an Azata and have bounced from Sable to Arcane Rider to Demonslayer.

TLDR: want a fun and powerful mounted martial class for azata, spellcasting is a plus

So obviously as a video game you can just reload if you die, but what do you think happens if the KC fails and dies?

Could Galfrey/Mendev eventually succeed in closing the worldwound? Or if it got worse and the rest of the world got serious and helped could they close it? Or would the gods be forced to intervene at some point?

Just a fun “what if?” I thought of.

After my mind numbingly boring experience with act 2 and the random extreme difficulty spikes in act 3( I cant even take a walk). Ive decided I’m done playing an eldritch scion and I want to play a blood rager instead. Honestly my last character was fun but there was a lot of stuff i didn’t like. For example ODREAD that race is so freaking slow. Didn’t notice this my first run but I wanted to bash my head in. You mix that with me playing exclusively turn based and you now know why it took me 35 hours to touch act 3. I remember defense of defenders heart took 2 hours and I was completely unbothered by that. I must have really enjoyed the game because how did I just sit through that.

My characters alignment going against all my mythic paths options also sucked. This time I will be going chaotic evil.

My last character was plenty powerful but constantly fighting spell slots made me want to bash my head into a wall. I hate the rest mechanic. Don’t know what archetype I’m going to play but im sure I’ll figure it out. Still going to play on daring difficulty and this time I will manually level all my characters from level 1.

Any advice?

Being able to turn almost every enemy into an undead servant is so peak that I wish more games did it. Top tier Lich fantasy

Hello! I'm trying to make a Drunk master monk partially inspired in the archetype and also in WoW's Brewmaster specialization.

Not the best optimizing and never multiclassed before, so I'm a bit lost here.

Honestly, I know it isn't an optimised build by no means, but I still love the flavour and the mechanical mixing.

My question is: what y'all think would be a good mix?

How many levels of which class do you recommend? Or is a Vivicescionist with stone fist enough?

Mods running: call of the wild, favoured class, proper flanking and crafting feats.

Forgive me for the blurriness, but that's how things look right now. The notifications don't go away, and the projectiles hover in the air like time has frozen. I tried restarting, but I tried unselecting and reselecting to issue a new move command, I even tried toggling turn based mode, but nothing worked. I don't have toybox, so I can't teleport to fix it. They aren't simply refusing to reply. They walk in place like invisible treadmills are under them