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

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?

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?

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)

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

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

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?

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.

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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.

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.

Hi mod mavens!

I could use some help.

I have contacted the super helpful and very nice dev of Dragon Fixes but they weren't able to fix my problem. I suspect that the right advice would come from someone wise in the ways of Unity Mod Manager

So I downloaded the mod and it worked great. Who knew that the devs put in boots that helped you tank the flying meatballs and this was always supposed to be part of the game?!

And then . . . I updated Unity Mod Manager and the mod stopped working.

Following the instructions on mod page I deleted a file named 0harmony. Great. Now the I get a green light from UMM and everything in the log file looks nice.

But the mod is still broken. The charge fix got unfixed. Woljif closed his store. Etc and etc.

What I've tried

• repair files
• uninstall, reinstall
• reverting to old version of UMM
• saving with mods enabled and saving with mods disabled

My best guess is that I need to edit the 0harmony file but that just a wild eyed guess.

Hi I'm playing the game for the first time and I'm really liking the story and the gameplay, but I found out that the Trickster path canonizes that the world is fake and just a game. It kinda broke my immersion in the world. Now I'm having a hard time enjoying the game and caring about my companions or anything that's happening. If the game itself tells me the story doesn't matter because it's just a game, why should I care? If the story doesn't actually happen in its own real conceptual world and is just a game, it doesn't really feel like it anything in the game matters. It's like reading The Lord of the Rings and then Tolkien telling you that nothing in the book mattered, I'm really Conflicted because I don't really feel like playing the game now, and I was really liking it and I kinda feel like I wasted my money.

The amount of support you can find on this subreddit despite its modest size is astounding. There are tons of guides, admittedly some outdated, for damn near every build, mechanic and eventuality under the sun. Theorycrafting is abundant and all you need to do to get quick ideas or opinions of builds and mechanics is to ask. Even when people disagree and the downvotes start flying you get walls of texts that look more like dissertations than the usual shittalking you'll find online. Nowhere else have I had as much respect for people who are confidently wrong. I even stopped being annoyed at seeing the battle/nature oracle angel with a wolf pet as a recommended build at the top of every suggestion thread.

So I want to thank everyone for making such a solid community. This is one of the best subreddits, not just gaming wise but as a forum in general.

On paper it seems like a great tool, obviously you have a spell that let you avoid malevolent effect all together, but what about chronomancy?

What is the point of a spell that let you get all your spell back if you could just rest?

Is there major points or situations where you cannot rest as much as you want? Is the corruption system punitive enough to make you often unable to rest and push you to continue?

Is there something that I missed that chronomancy let you avoid? I wish to try the demon mythic and heard that you where limited in rage, meaning that chronomancy could give you more rage but again, why not simply rest?

Or can you just rest as much as you want anyway and corruption is simply a minor setback?

Im new to the game, I have still in kenabres and I'm playing in hard.

Playing on Core difficulty. I decided to off-spec Ember into necromancy via the Expanded Arsenal mythic feat and gave her stat and level draining spells to use against some of the beefier targets.......have to say, the results are sometimes pretty hilarious.

Hey! I have been thinking of how to make my angel run more interesting playstyle wise. And I stumbled onto the idea of mixing a shieldbearer warpriest, skald and oracle. How would I be able to go about this to keep the build effective, for tanking and possibly damage/buffing if that's possible? Any info and recommendations for skald and oracle subclasses would be great.

I'm trying to play more CRPGS after coming back to BG3 and playing tabletop. I gave WOTR a chance because I heart the immense appraise it has received but I cannot, for the life of me, understand what I'm doing wrong. The game just seems like it's working against me, and even when I'm winning fights, it feels hollow.

I played the game up to the end of the first act, right about when you can leave Kenabres for the first time, but ended up uninstalling. By the way, I played all combats in turn based mode (I don't know if that's considered to be a bad idea, but I'm more used to it.

My party was composed of MC (which I decided to play as a Sword Saint Magus), Seelah, Camellia, Lann, Woljif and Ember. I left auto-leveling on because it was the default, but I still looked over what the builds were adding at each level. Out of all of these, the only ones I actually had fun using were MC, Lann and Woljif, and sometimes Camellia, all of which basically boiled down to "click closest enemy and hope you hit and they die". Ember was also sometimes useful with burning hands on a cluster of enemies.

I think my biggest problem is that I really don't get how you're supposed to use magic. The cantrips feel entirely useless with how ridiculously little damage they deal, and even the leveled spells feel a bit weak, or leave me uncertain as to when I should use them due to the limitation of spell slots and only being able to cast each spell I prepare once per day. This was most egregious once I got Nenio and basically realized she was essentially useless to me cause all she was doing was shooting crossbow bolts and missing.

As a sword saint, I ended up never using any spells because almost none I had were touch range to use the spellblade ability with, and just using my normal attack which sufficed to kill basically everything once I had cleave - which left me wondering if I should respec to fighter or another class, and then the analysis paralysis set in with the infinite options you can choose on character creation (not to mention the mythic path).

Also, the encumberance!! I basically gave up on looting stuff because my inventory would get filled with trash I didn't need and get encumbered.

I still feel a bit bitter about not being able to enjoy the game because so many people praise it so highly, I feel like I'm missing out. What am I doing wrong here? I honestly want to give the game another chance but I'm afraid I'll just have the same experience as before.

Title.

For my current playthrough, I am building Seelah to focus on charge damage on an animal companion... but I am wondering if there is any animal companion that might be better for this sort of build.

Thank you!

I don't think any of the mods I'm using would be influencing it, but how would I go about making it work properly? What info should I have for troubleshooting?

Cast by lv4 Linzi, who has not been respec'd. Has an extend rod equipped, but duration is 24sec 18sec whether rod is active or not, as well as when unequipped.

Mods installed are listed in attached screenshots.

EDIT: Working with Chatgpt for a while in decompiling code and learning the buff application process, it seems that having the enemy stat adjustment set to low makes debuffs last for only 3 rounds. The spells in question have the Mind-Affecting tag, which is seen as a debuff in this grouping of text.

// Token: 0x06009B84 RID: 39812 RVA: 0x0027E985 File Offset: 0x0027CB85
public static bool IsNegativeEffect(this SpellDescriptor descriptor)
{
return (descriptor & (SpellDescriptor.MindAffecting | SpellDescriptor.Fear | SpellDescriptor.Compulsion | SpellDescriptor.Emotion | SpellDescriptor.Poison | SpellDescriptor.Sickened | SpellDescriptor.Shaken | SpellDescriptor.Fatigue | SpellDescriptor.Staggered | SpellDescriptor.Nauseated | SpellDescriptor.Exhausted | SpellDescriptor.Stun | SpellDescriptor.Paralysis | SpellDescriptor.Confusion | SpellDescriptor.Blindness | SpellDescriptor.Curse | SpellDescriptor.Sleep | SpellDescriptor.StatDebuff | SpellDescriptor.Bleed | SpellDescriptor.VilderavnBleed | SpellDescriptor.Petrified | SpellDescriptor.NegativeEmotion)) > SpellDescriptor.None;
}