Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition News

Hello Pathfinders!

Today, we are excited to announce our next game—Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader. It will be the first classic role-playing game with turn-based combat in the legendary grimdark Universe of Warhammer 40,000. You can learn more on our new site here, and watch the beautiful trailer we’ve prepared for you:

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But what about Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous? We are currently working on the third DLC for it, and the console version; we continue to fix bugs, and don’t plan to stop releasing new updates. Thanks to our studio’s growth in recent years, we are now capable of working on multiple projects at the same time, and the development of the new game won’t affect our plans for Pathfinder. We are aware that you want more content for Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, and we’ve scheduled a brand-new set of DLCs under a Season 2 code name. We will share more details about it after the release of the third DLC.

Happy rogue trading!

Crusaders!

We'll start this day with a little hotfix: fixed a critical issue which prevented from leaving Colyphyr after distributing the mythic level.
Nothing can keep the Commander under a lock!

Crusaders!!

The update 1.3.4c is here!

If you experience any issues after the patch, please try to verify the integrity of game files. And if you use mods, don’t forget to update them.

Beware of possible plot spoilers!

Areas

• We've made the clock puzzle in the final dungeon of Inevitable Excess DLC easier;
  
• After liberating Kenabres (since chapter 2), when resting on its map, the party will no longer gain corruption, and will lose it instead;
  
• At the cemetery, it’s now possible to get past the trap to disarm it;
  
• In the Rich Quarter, some corpses of the cultists were impossible to loot – fixed;
  
• Gelatinous Cube didn’t get close enough to push the column on it – fixed;
  
• In Ivory Sanctum there was a trap impossible to disarm – fixed;
  
• You can no longer finish chapter 4 and start chapter 5 if you have undistributed mythic level.
  

Classes & Mechanics

• Aura of Courage won't be giving immunity to buffs and spells with Evil descriptor anymore, and will work as its description says;
  
• The Know Your Enemy ability of Student of War now properly activates as a swift action at the 7th level;
  
• Fixed the description of the Icy Prison spell and the DC formula to get out of it;
  
• Delay Poison didn't work on quasit poison – fixed.
  

Items

• Changed the DC for Rod of Mortiferous Blizzard, making it more useful in the main campaign.
  

UI

• One Slab with Red Symbol was missing an icon – fixed;
  
• Navigational arrows were missing from the global map – fixed;
  
• The glossary links for "Summon vavakias" and "Summon Vrocks" decrees didn't work in the dialogue – fixed.
  

Misс

• Battle music kept playing during the first dialogue with Langrat – fixed;
  
• Sendri could address Brodie during camping, even the latter was dead – fixed;
  
• Small ghouls no longer carry huge bows;
  
• The game now "remembers" that Gesmerha and Marhevok died in chapter 5.
  

In the lands of Mendev, you can meet members of many Golarion peoples. And while aasimar inspire admiration and tieflings are viewed with suspicion and mistrust, some peoples remain an unsolved mystery. Suchare the oreads, a people whose ancestry has been touched by the element of earth.

Most often, the ancestors of oreads are shaitans, proud and beautiful genies whose traits are visible in their descendants. However, an oread may also be born through the influence of elemental energies, interplanar travel, and other interactions with the Plane of Earth.



For the most part, oreads tend to a solitary life and rarely act on the impulse of a moment. It is not their custom to go in search of adventure out of boredom or a thirst for danger. However, if compelled to action, they are nearly unstoppable. For example, an oread crusader will be wholeheartedly devoted to their cause. The commander in Wrath of the Righteous may prove to be one of them.

There are several lineages of oreads. The most dazzling and eye-catching are the gemsouls. These oreads are often characterized by a haughty attitude and flashy behavior. They have an interest in the arts and show an appreciation of refined beauty. With their radiant faceted skin, crystalline formations in place of hair, and eyes of bright colors without pupils, they truly resemble the precious stones that adorn any society.

Ironsoul oreads look and behave quite differently. Stolid and self-possessed, ironsoul oreads undertake the most difficult physical and conceptual works with unwavering tenacity. Possessing patience and a sense of grace, ironsouls reflect their ancestry through their continuous striving toward self-improvement. Their skin is a metallic shade of gold, silver, or copper green.



Oreads make devout clerics or disciplined monks, and as rangers or druids, they protect their secluded mountain domains. Their slow speed is not ideal for roles that require agility, and oread rogues prefer to plan meticulously rather than act on a whim, as a single misstep could spell the end of their mission.

Indarah, an oread warrior from Garund and an expert on military history and warfare, is a typical example of her kind. Many of you met her in the tavern of Kenabres and defeated her in a philosophical debate, receiving an unusual gift. But perhaps the Commander of the Fifth Crusade was also an oread? Let us know!

Pathfinders!

We’ve prepared a hot-fix for the problem some of you have been experiencing since yesterday, that is, when your party kept following you in the hubs, like the tavern, crusader’s camp, Drezen and so on. Your companions will relax now and stop following you. Another issue this fix addresses is that some bosses had treacherous minions who were helping you in battles—now they will be hostile to you. We’ve also fixed the Blooming Meadow location.

We apologize for the inconvenience and wish you a happy crusade!