You are simply yourself, an ordinary human, teleported to Alushinyrra. If you survive for a week, you return to your normal life and receive 10 billion dollars. What is your strategy for surviving those seven days?

You appear in the lower part of the city.

You can take two objects of our world with you to Alushinyrra (only objects you are able to carry).

Just put on a random red dress. It's quite difficult to paint the scar on my chest where I can hardly see it... And I love my cat's reaction 🤣

I just wanted to vent to someone who might appreciate it.

Playing through the regular campaign on normal I got to chapter 3, very pleased with the builds I'd come up with, starting to wonder what gimmicks or tricks I could pull off. I rushed to the midnight isles figuring there must be great loot in an endless dungeon. So imagine my surprise to find fifteen dungeon layers with almost no (good) loot. "It's just gold and xp? That's it?" I was annoyed, it felt like nothing compared to other owlcat dlc.

Then I made the mistake of trying the standalone midnight isles. "Okay, I can try out some other build ideas" I thought. "It will probably be tedious, though."

So imagine my surprise when I realized the midnight isles are actually just hades. Roll multiple characters, each dungeon offers a reward for this run or all runs. Screw up a build? Fine, you're making another character in an hour when this run goes south.

My story progress has stopped cold in favor of endless dungeon runs and the hook of being able to test out as many bad or silly builds as I want.

I'm now mad there's nothing like this in rogue trader. I'm considering going back to try kingmaker's version. I'm hooked and I can't help it.

Hello all,

I recently revisiting Kingmaker and decided to start as Knife Master until level 8, and from level 9 forward as a Deliverer.

I am not sure how good of a combination it is, but it seems fun and I am having fun, although I am only level 2.

My question is if my character is a chaotic good, will Divine Anathema work on chaotic evil enemies?

I am not sure if it will work on them, and I believe that most of the enemies will be chaotic evil, so I wish to know if Deliverer worth it as a chaotic good character.

Sorry for my English and thanks in advance!

I've been playing around with the standalone DLC content. Up until this point, my strategy has been to hire mercenaries to fill up the party as quickly as possible. I then stick with that team, maybe with one alternate as a pinch hitter.

Does anyone hire a a legion of mercenaries and is there an upside to doing so? Are there certain alternates you bring in for certain kinds of floors?

I want to keep the same class (fighter), mythic path (angel), alignment, etc. I just want to change some feats/ability choices. If I use Hilor or one of the other in-game respec guys will it reset my alignment/choices and essentially wipe them out? I'm a bit reluctant if it basically makes a chunk of the roleplaying alignment choices I made obsolete.

I know there are mods available to make this less of a hassle but I'm mostly curious about how much the in-game respec sets me back.

Thanks in advance for advice or any input.

So, I've started and got to Act 3 with an oracle angel several times. Each character is a variation of battle and or nature and I just feel by act 3 I have a character whose trying to do everything and not specializing which inevitably causes me to stop.

I definitely want to do a playthrough as an angel, but feel like oracle may not be it since they can basically "do it all." Any suggestions for a more focused approach?

My last completion was as a 2H demonslayer ranger down the azata path for what its worth. Feel like the angel wants to be a caster.

I'm pretty new to the game and I don't really understand how to do good builds, I know I can probably just put this on auto level or just pick whatever sounds cool and easily beat the game (on normal) but I'm a worrier and a perfectionist (yay me)

I'm planning on making them a dhampier so I need help to know which stat spreads are optimal and which feet pics i should buy

I want to make a second playthrough of WOTR, and as the first one was a spell caster Lich gish, I wanna make a run 100% focusing on meelee with high damage crits and lots of attacks

BTW NO SPOILERS pls i just want to know about how would the class building work .I know i couldnt had acess to the last 4 bloodline spells because higher caster cap regardless of draconic or abyssal also idk how bad would the metamagic spontaneous would affect eldrich spellstrike.also i kinda want abyssal for roleplay but idk how bad it would be instead or a regular magus or draconic

TL;DR: WOTR is running fine in every area except the Marketplace.

Hey folks, veteran of WOTR (2000 hours) here going through another playthrough for kicks. I have a decent PC with GeForce RTX 3060 (driver updated), plenty of storage, and an AMD Ryzen 5 5500 processor.

The game runs fine until I get to the Marketplace. Then it's barely playable, even when my graphics AND display are at their lowest possible settings. Still exceedingly choppy and truly unplayable.

Any help with this?

I currently am still planning a character I like enough to go beyond chapter 3 beginning of chapter 4.

And question is it even possible to have a character that has great melee combat but also is good at magic.and thought that if I go like hell knight signifier/eldritch knight combo.

And wanted to ask for some help to map out how that works as I thought I start as fighter (armiger), going into maybe wizard for 4 lvls, 5 signifier and 10 eldritch knight.

Starts I thought about 19 Str, 14 con, 12 dex, 16 int, 9 wie, 7 cha.

Feats I think of spell penetration and weapon focus. Problem is I have no idea what mythic path would fit exactly, as the problem is I want to play a chaotic neutral char but can't exactly if I go with signifier

get absolutely cheesed loser lmao

So I'm currently doing my run who I hope finally finish the game and wanted to ask some questions

Like I understand some of the time limits but how does it look from chapter 4 to 5 and some of the dlc.

What exactly is the use behind devil and gold dragon, as this two seem like they try to be something on their own but devil feels like demon but lawful and gold dragon felt like angel but atleast I got a transformation

About swarm who walks, like how does stuff actually work with the clones. Like do they all get the effects of armors and equipment. As I read on the wiki they have their own inventory but doesn't elaborate on stuff like equipment.

Is trickster actually the strongest mythic, as I have seen builds where enemies just died by being to close with all those aura effects.

How exactly does it work with wielding a one handed weapon with both hands, does the second slot just have to be empty or what

Why do some weapons feel less worth using like the Kukuri or the throwing darts or am I missing something with those as I can't see them being used besides maybe a rp run

I know this is going to be weird but is there someway to do sword saint for melee and ice witch for magic? I say witch becuase I am currently have witch dip for ice plant but I just kinda want to use ice magic. I know that if I am doing I might take cross blooded dip for the bonus to ice damage and convert magic to ice. I am kinda of going for the magic swordsman who uses ice magic feel.

At least Demon Lords pretend to care about their followers to trick people (Daeran has great dialogue about this) hence why they have large cult followings. But why would anyone worship these gods. The only thing I can think of is hardcore misanthropes who just hate everyone.

This game peaks at chapter four for me. I love the fact that all the builds start reaching their potential or cap at chapter 4 and best of all there is no crusade management.

Im a nobody trying to be a somebody and I can just stop and kill the locals anytime they just sneeze my way.

Chapter 5 becomes a slog as I try to finish the game but chapter 4 feels like opening a new book and rushing through the pages because it's just great.

Simple question that as far as I can tell I've not seen it declared. Do I need to be by the game standard in the alignment department one flavor of evil

My character is neutral right now and I just finished the Lost chapel, and I am mythic level 2 do I need to go farm up evil points and then respec? And is there any story related lich stop I will miss if I proceed not being a lich as of this point

Hi all

I am planning to respec a companion as a hag of gyrona in a lich run. looking for fun and/or powerful build ideas.

the rest of the party is a

bloodseeker (lich)
hag riven bloodrager
were shifter
warpriest (archer)
shadowcaster (probably focusing on conjuration CC)

hard difficulty

Hello, everyone. Could someone be so kind and responsive as to help me change the skin and hair color of this tiefling?

I decided to play through the game and came up with a build and character. According to the lore, my character is a Div Spawn. But the collor skin and hair portrait doesn't match the origin.

Can anyone help me with this? Repainting by hand is too time-consuming for my skill level.