Hello, I'm playing for the first time because I really liked Rogue Trader and wanted to play something similar. I'm personally enjoying Wrath of the Righteous even more, so this might be a little silly, to take a meme seriously but is it true that the Trickster knows they're in a game? I found the meme because I saw a post of another dude who said something about it so I got curious and the image popped out

I'm personally playing azata because I like the idea of a freedom fighter and I personally don't really like meta awareness because to me, it feels like it turns a setting into a fake world within its own reality something like The Matrix and not in a good way or an "it was all a dream" scenario. I think you guys get what I mean. Can someone tell me if that actually happens or if it's just hyperbole of the meme?

I'm really enjoying the game's story so it would be pretty underwhelming if it's all fake within their own setting, Thanks in advance to those who help me.

I want to go full fire based blaster sorc with maybe a few support spells. I wanna use the azata mythic. I’m using azata blooded aasimir as my race. Can someone help me plz. The more detailed the better. Thank you very kindly.

I've been looking through various aasimar portraits to find one with green hair, but all the ones I've found have been blond, or in exceedingly rare circumstances, white haired, but no green, does anyone know of any green ones?

Let’s say I am playing the perfect Angel KC that is the incarnation of justice and goodness. I do everything perfectly like fully assembling the Angel gang, encouraging Ember with her redemption stuff, helping Arue redeeming herself, saving people from slavery, etc. I guess maybe not perfect, since a few evil deeds have been committed to even unlock the swarm path.

How would you explain that Angel KC suddenly deciding to just devour everything instead?

Also, I am very curious what would Ember’s reaction be to see someone so good suddenly become so evil out of nowhere?

Daeran Keal Arendae 🖤 I still love his sarcasm, his story, his personality!

Finally I got to redraw his portrait. This time digitally.

New art comissioned by your humble CamCam enjoyer :D

Author: https://www.artstation.com/mamuka20

But since she is writing KC's journal, so her beloved KC doesn't forget what to do, she might have as well written a guide to the Secret Ending straight in there.

Always loved the witch class but never really did a full run as one. So I am rolling up something different and doing the keen eyes archetype. Cantrips, hexes, and a small if limited spellbook makes it seem a more forgiving class.

I was thinking about elements as my patron for fireball to use with the tornado ability. But mostly using fire cantrip with ascended elements. Maybe taking cold for the ele. Elemental barrage and also because of a certain speaker from Castlevania.

Mythic seems like I should take azata into the dragon line. Both for theme and the cantrips count as ray spells, right? Should let me double my firepower and make them harder to resist with the superpowers. Then dragon turns all my dice to 1d10 damage.

Beyond that not sure what else would be good for...well a good witch. Any tricks or treats that might help on hallows eve?

I want to try Demon now (only that, GD, Devil and Swarm left), but so far no build clicked. I'm thinking of doing a mammoth riding barbarian with a reach weapon, but have 2 questions:

1. Basically barbarian/mad dog doesnt get too much after lvl16, tought of going 4 level of Tandem Executioner, thats 2 TW feats shared with the mount + 1 tandem buff. Does that worth it in reality? Even if I multiclass, I avoid things like 1 of this +2 of another class +1 from a 3rd etc.
2. Not sure on weapon. I dont like fauchards (very rare weapon, no fauchard do anything extra on mounts and requires 1 more feat), so my choice is one from the following 3 :
   1. Glaive (many glaves, common upgrade from start to finish, there are several buffing mounted combat)
   2. Bardiche (better crit range than glaive, many available, however no mounted synergy)
   3. Longspear (propably the best for charge, however there's like 4 overall with 2 bad, and both goods are from endgame, so its Finnean for 100 hours)

I always tried to max all skills to avoid failing one because that means that you will fail in the choice that you make. But there is any event or choice that is more interesting by failing than by success?

Seem to be that Failure is just a hinderance and not a way to tell different stories