Pathfinder: WotR - My Top 5 Favorite Classes
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- Just listing my favorite classes from the upcoming Pathfinder: WotR!
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The Magus and Kineticist seemed like a lot of fun. But Van Helsing Inquisitor was too good to pass up.
I'm quite the opposite, really like to roleplay 'holy warrior type'. I blame the Dragon Age series.😁 So anything divine for me, clerics especially!😇
Paladins for me. Always. But Inquisitors are a great add to me, as well.
I have a running theme since my Baldur's Gate days. I always start a new rpg as a Paladin.
In the tabletop I have played a TON of paladins and monks. I am playing an arcanist in my game atm since I rarely pick a caster and funny enough I made her a worshiper of the sun goddess so she's sorta still one lol
Yeah. Blaster Clerics are cool (any elemental domain). Adds variety to them.
@@orarinnsnorrason4614 Playing a necromancy cleric myself and he's been a lot of fun
I love Slayers because I always loved to play Fighter/Rogue or Ranger/Rogue as I love to do good damage and kill enemies fast but also have persuasion, perception and trickery :)
Great video. Bloodrager is one of my favorites as well, all the self buff from arcane bloodline are insane. I also really liked Divine scion paladin and divine scion slayer, major damage with good utility
Thanks for this video. I usually stick to the vanilla classes because I’m new to pathfinder. I tried out some of these and ya inquisitor was awesome. Especially because of the hat. Will try a ranger next
I used to hate the “holy warrior”. Then I encountered Michael Carpenter in the Dresden Files
That series would be cool if Harry wasn't such an asshole.
I love the series 😍now I want to make a Harry like character
I love how Michael was introduced as some weirdo who may or may not be delusional about the whole "holy warrior" thing, but then we see him stroll down the vampire party, full of monsters and dragons, and everybody is scared shitless. And then he casually mentions to the dragon that he killed his brother. What a chad.
@@nenadmilovanovic5271 I can see how someone can say he is not a "saint" but in what way is he an asshole? For me I like he can be tempted by normal human thoughts like anyone else, it makes him way more interesting than most vanilla MC's.
@@dasoe55 He has an entire internal monologue about Michael's wife, more specifically her body. Does thinking about your best friend's wife's boobs make you an asshole? Would you hang out with a guy who stares at your significant other?
Figure I'll give my top 5 in no order. I do love Kineticist, never played them until somebody got me to stream one and I actually find them very cool. Ranger is my classic class, the first one I played in Pathfinder. Sorcerers I love for the flavor with the bloodlines, prefer them to Blood Rager, thinking of starting with an Undead Bloodline and go Lich Mythic Path. Magus is another of my favourites, love the Gish and Eldritch Scion is my favourite of them. Lastly would be the Alchemist, and more focused on the Bombs. I love using the Bombs and buffing up everybody with the right discovery, hardly ever use mutagens. Surprised how many we both have as favourites but as always love your videos and look forward to more WOTR content.
Honestly can't wait to play the new classes and archetypes
They are all available though mod in kingmaker
Love the Sword Saint as well. Also find the Slayer as a fun class as well.
But my favorite Pathfinder unique class is the Arcanist. Why choose between Wizard and Sorcerer when you can have the best of both...and your own game breaking mechanics too!
Sword Saint is fun...
@@davidwilliams4837 It is definitely. Just started one in Kingmaker
My biggest gripe with them is that they suck with touch and ray spells.
@@anomanomom239 They are good with melee touch, as melee fighters should be, in the p&p they have an arcana to spell strike with ranged touch as well, but in wotr that would be a bit obscene, since the mythics give a bunch of options for those, and magus gets up to 2 free touch spells applied through their weapon, although you would probably also need the arcana that lets you spell strike with other classes spells.
Sword Saint is super OP already as it is though.
I am a big fan of the deliverer slayer, which I think will mean I will love the Sanctified Slayer inquisitor. Paired with a couple of dips, you could have some truly disgusting builds with that class, as you will have tons of skill points, sneak attack, a pet if you want one from your domain selection, extra talents like a slayer, studied target which will help offset inquisitor's 3/4 BAB. I am guessing that even though you can't take 'advanced slayer talents', you could still take an advanced talent if you dipped rogue at the right level (which is how it worked for deliverer in Kingmaker), so you have a lot of options for some real power builds. Sanctified Slayer is going to be awesome :DDDDDD (And need I even add that you get solo teamwork feats, improved critical confirmation, Bane, which is arguably better than sneak attack, but while active would put your damage dice easily on par with a rogue... It will be a true gish).
Nice! I found your videos looking up kineticsist glad to see them on the list!
Edit: and Magus! My first class in kingmaker!!
I'm currently trying out a brown-fur transmuter Arcanist going into hellknight signifier. It's not as gish as Magus, but it has a lot more utility. I personally went with gladiator background for the weapon and buckler proficiencies and going strength over Dex, but I think Dex over strength might make for a better build.
Even with all of this, I still can't pick a class to stick with!
i have the opposite problem. i love all classes alot, but i always make a wizard. atleast i can recruit mercs to fill the void. got me a warpriest. sadly the exploit from kingmaker for cheap mercs didnt work (where you could just keep you main character unleveled, and merc prices would be based on that). got to the tavern as a level 1 for nothing haha.
@@HenriFaust I really like that idea of rolling for it - I will have to do that with my next playthrough on a harder difficulty!
I get you. I started as Cavalier, changed to Inquisitor and now I'm tempted to change to something more glass cannon.
I'm really liking Oracle with Angel path
@@williamriggs1972 I feel like an oracle sorcerer with angel bloodline and mythic path would be pretty awesome
Sword Saint Yesssss!!! That's awesome dude!!
I love Cavalier because I really enjoy the fantasy of a heroic knight fighting demons, not imbued with any magic (except the mythic path)
I can't help it, I just really love Bards. I love roleplaying as the charismatic wanderer turning their charm into leadership.
Same. My bard has made some clutch moves to make hard fights cake.
I did that in Botswana once. They called me a dictator. Those voices went silent really quick.
Having a blast with my undead BL Sorceror who wears mithril armor, uses a greatsword and great cc spells like deep pit, flaming hands etc. going to also take dragon disciple and eldritch knight levels before going full on mythic Lich. Next play will try Gold Dragon path. Amazing game!
I'm doing something very similar! What does your build look like? (Level wise)
I fell in love with the Sword Saint aswell. Pure SS is just amazing. Both tanky and dishing out solid damage. Gets the most usefull spells like mirror image and blurr/displacement, always has a way to deal damage that an enemy is weak to (fire/cold/electricity and more). Just so great.
I also started to enjoy Druid (more specifically Defender of the True World) after a while. It takes some time to get going, and in Kingmaker, with the Thunderclaw of the Bear God, it was really funky. Hope we get to see a similar weapon in WotR.
Paladin is also on the list as well rounded support class.Not amazing in terms of damage, also not the tankiest, but all those immunities for free is always nice. And Mark of Justice....
Swordlord funnily enough is on the list aswell. Multiclass hero so you can really dip into lots of great classes that give you many great things (Pala, Monk, Thug, and Aldori Defender on top of your Swordlord levels). Really flavorfull and almost no micromanagement at all. Get in there and whack stuff. Works great as a main for the persuasion checks.
I had a cleric with a bear companion and the Thunderclaw of the Bear God. He was my second favourite member of the party after my sylvan sorc main character.
Can't force myself to play as SS though. Everything about this class and archetype, from the name to the pink/purple color theme of feats feels revolting to me for some reason. Idk why but It's like I'm inherently allergic to the magus class.
@@JohnDoe-il4dz Well I for one can't stand the sorcerer. It's powerfull I know, but I just can't stand spontanious casters. I prefer the prepare my spells.
Sword Saint is a little gimmicky but having automatic crit confirmation, adding crit multiplier, having your touch spells crit through your weapon with spellstrike and the best defence spells (mirror image, blur, displacement) along with some really good spells like sirroco, transformation, and the fact that you are considered a fighter with a -3 level for feat selection, add your class level to your AC up to your Int modifier...I mean it's just creamy.
The Thundering Claw was so good on a druid since it works even if you shapeshift as a bear.
@@alexguigui8231 , o_O.
I, on the contrary, prefer spontaneous casters, especially in pathfinder where Sorcs are completely and utterly superior to Wizards. Not only they can cast more spells per day, their flexibility is insane. Since most spells in the game are useless anyway (either because they're bugged/underpowered or simply because you don't focus on this school or you have another caster like cleric or bard with that spell), 4-5 best spells per tier is all that I need. And from this moment on, Sorc's ability to cast any of those in any combinations is extremely useful.
And if that wasn't enough, heightened metamagic allows me to move spells between tiers on the fly, even in the middle of combat if I need to. Which allows me to cast any of my spells as long as there is at least 1 unspent use in any of the tiers above this spell's tier.
Plus animal companion for sylvan sorc.
Sylvan Sorc = one love xD.
@@JohnDoe-il4dz You get the same amount of baseline spells as a wizard (which is what I'm currently playing with Eldritch knight) if you go Thassilonian Specialist. Plus Arcane Bond that allows you to get another caster every day or a familiar (Lizard for +2 natural bonus to AC and Perception in my case). Now you can make the case that Charisma is mandatory for your main anyway and Sorc plays on charisma, so I get that. But since I go lich anyway and I'm focusing on Necromancy, I don't mind loosing versatility for a more focused build. And you get those metamagics anyway, though I prefer extended vs heightened since once you get to your max caster level you gain nothing in terms of damage. True you gain more spells by putting them on all levels but I think with abundant casting, greater abundant casting and improved abundant casting adding 4 more baseline spell slot, you got more then enough of spells. And that's not factoring all the good stuff you gain elsewhere. Again It depends on the build you go with. But I very much prefer a clean spell bar focused on the exacts spells I want rather than a messy ton of whatever. To each their own ^^
@@alexguigui8231 , I only put the most frequently used spells on spellbar (I only use the bottom one, can't stand the left ones), for everything else i just use the book panel.
And yeah, thanks for mentioning charisma, It was yet another reason why I love sorc xD. It also allows me to specialize him into intimidation so that he has something to do in case he runs out of spells (which is useful on low levels when he only has a handful).
The guy is just perfect.:)
As for heightened - it's not about damage (unless they changed it in WotR, haven't played it yet), it's about spell difficulty. I.e. Grease tier 8 is 7 points harder to resist than default Grease tier 1. It's extremely useful for control spells: grease, web, poison fog etc. it's my favourite metamagic, hands down. Extended is very tempting too but in P:K I usually skipped it and used rods.
Thanks for the vid. I wish you had gotten a bit more crunchy with the mechanics of each class that you liked. Like a simple "this is how they work and that is why I like them". For instance you said you really like the sword saint because they are a gish class... but didn't really get into why they are.
i will be going Eldritch Scion + dragon disciple for the flavor of... well... jumping in the middle of a battle field with a winged half dragon swinging a elemental charged axe at my foes just turn into a full dragon for the flex
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Inquisitor -> Monster Tactician with mythic talents that further buff your summons should be totally crazy
I have tried it and its good, but I actually think the Bard - Beast Tamer was stronger.
Magus sword saint-enough said.
Alchemists are my favorite, they are unique class, but 2 best features are casting shield on dual wield characters and their bombs attacks target touch AC. Fighters are my 2nd favorites, especialy with UMD skill to use self buffs from scrolls and wands like Mirror Image, Angelic Aspect and etc.
I can't wait to play the finished game. Was beta testing but I don't want to burn out on it. Sent a bunch of bug reports though, so hopefully that helped.
my favorite is magus eldritch scion, that class can do anything and its not only me big smash. The class can do literally anything and based on the situation you can use different spells, its really a fun class to play. My only completed playthrough of kingmaker is with an eldritch scion
I can't wait for this game
I’m a simple man I love kung fu. It’s monk for me same as always. Though I’m thinking of running an oread student of stone monk this time for something a little different.
ah a fellow monk! One of my favorite characters was a monk I build back in NWN2. A deep gnome iirc. Played her solo and was nigh unkillable although battles took a long time because she also did very little damage lol. I love the concept of the ultra defensive dodge/evade/resist everything unarmed and unarmored fighter. What do you think the best defensive monk build would be in this game?
Playing a Sword Saint in my first playthrough, absolutely loving jt
It isn't a proper Mortismal Gaming video without at least 3 "moreovers", haha. In all seriousness I appreciate the stream of content, hopefully it leads to more folks discovering and enjoying cRPGs
I like inquisitors because...
* Screw spell memorisation.
* All the skill points!
* Judgements are fun.
I wonder if there is a way to combine Inquisitors's Tactics Bonuses with Summoned monsters and any other class to essentially become a "summoner that gives combat bonuses to their pets while casting support spells/healing"
I wish there was one more level of BAB in pathfinder. A bard having the same BAB as an inquisitor doesn't sit right with me. I'd like it even if they had different BAB for certain archetypes, like a sword Saint having a slightly better BAB than a typical magus etc
You mean like: 1/2; 3/4; 4/5 as a new one; and full BAB? That would be dope, I'd play that.
Scald is a really interesting class a nice mix of Bard and Barbarian which turns your whole party into raging barbarians, while buffing them and being a great melee fighter even on unfair. I just breezed through whole game without feeling any resistance on Hard and it was a great fun.
Thanks for discussing these classes because I'm really ignorant about many of the expanded classes in Pathfinder.
I think i'm still be playing the old scaled fist with a stronk monk or a regular monk, cause winged riposte (i think its called, but the crane wing super mode) is just too good.
My first toon so far is a level 12 element engine kineticist, pumps huge dps with a lot of different ways to play.
Just sad Summoner was not possible it would have been my favourite, especially the synthesist because it sound fun as hell, getting a pet as your suit of power armor.
Mod for kingmaker has summoner class prob wont be too hard to convert it for wotr at some point
How are those various class mods? I've been tempted to try them since so many of my favorite classes didn't make it into Kingmaker
it does have summoners,and they are insanely effective,it might not have "summoner" name,but necromancy and embodiment magic can summon a literally army for u,like 20+ creatures,plus necromancy mythic path where u create your own strong undead pawn and can raise much stronger skeletons,really strong
@@alexonii9721 Oh definitely, summoning magic is always OP. But the *Summoner* class is a bit different. They get daily uses of summon magic aside from spell slots, their summons stick around for minutes instead of rounds, and they get a unique pet called an Eidolon.
The Eidolon's the funnest part, its kind of a make-your-own-monster. You gain evolution points every level that you use to give it extra limbs, or wings, or fire breath, or spell resistance, and so on. You can get pretty creative with it.
What the OG poster's referring to is a particular summoner archetype where you fuse with your eidolon. Its super fun and notoriously broken lol The fusion uses your mental stats and spells, the eidolon's physical stats + bab + natural armor + all its attacks and abilities. AND the eidolon's HP becomes a pool of temporary HP over your own HP. Its obscene lol
@@davidmaxwell4696 sounds very strong,i guess they might add it later in next games?I understand now what u mean,though guy just thought that there is no way to play summoner right now at all,and turns out it was about actuall class,my bad.
My first character was an Elemental Engine (Kineticist). The damage output ended up being insane. Want to do around 380 damage to a single enemy each round? or maybe 200 damage a round to all entities in a 20 foot area? Bring the pain.
Interesting list. Neither of my two favorite Pathfinder classes (Bard and Rogue though I'm sure Inventor will join them once my tabletop group starts getting together again) made the list though my best friend's favorite class (Ranger) did make the cut,
Thanks bro
Barbarian 100%, beast totem with "come and get me"/taunting stance rage power. The most fun to play hands down.
Why beast totem tho? Isnt fiend totem stronger?
@@Hekk. pounce!!!! Nothing is better than full round attack on a charge, with a mount that can trip. They loose their turn and always die. You can kill a dragon in 1 turn. As soo. As you reach them they die. Then immediately turn and charge another. And if they don't die "taunting stance/come and get me" means after you full round attack from your charge. You can then attack them, before they attack you, for each of their attacks, so it is non stop attacking even on their turn before each one of their attacks. Its insane. Its the #1reason I always go 10 lvls barbarian. Mad dog preferably in almost every game.
@@cuspofexposure8242 I really would like to see how you kill a dragon in one turn...
@@taomahNEGEV pounce!! 2hw scythe or great axe. You can also go TWF with falcata. Be on a mount that trips Or the sabertooth.
I have just found out that kitsune can get pounce at lvl 10 just because. Which i think is absolutely insane. Probably my favorite race other than human of course.
@@cuspofexposure8242 Sounds good. Are there any dragons in WotR?
Im the same way with Magus, I love it but only the Sword Saint. It's just by far the best subclass. I'm surprised you don't like alchemist since it's incredibly unique as well and also offers a lot of great buffing for the party.
Inquisitor is mah BOY! High skills for full exploration of gameplay narratives, versatile combat buffs/debuffs, so FUN.
I made a (druid)Drovier x (Hunter)Divine Hound multiclass and it turned out much better than I have expected ! I'm riding a buffed up tripping armored wolf(with mythic beast M.power for universal dr bypass!) My very good boi even tripped that first Lich you see two times :) Casting those sweet nature buffs on people ( aspect of raptor gives everyone +20feet speed lol Chaaarge !) And for myself of course I'm enhancing my AC reducing shortbow with buffs and then with my Judgement of smiting(mythic;endless) ! Bam ! Somehow I made a divine archer tank speed freak nature dps build who can do ranged AoOpportunities and I'm loving it in the mid game that I'm in ! Woof !
I'm so excited for WotR! Do you think you'll cover the update to Solasta that's coming out next week? It'll finally add the Sorcerer class, which I've been dying to play.
In the works
I get Magus - Armored Battlemage, and i thinking that if i get Legend Mythic path in future, what class could be good to cobine with that? (Bloodrager, Wizard, Alchemist?) Due to character i play i would like some buffs or strong spells and healing, he is basicaly combination of Aragorn and Gandalf in my mind (Half Elf noble from ancient kings line of long lost kingdom).
My favorite is a dex based scaled fist/eldritch trickster. Because neither class can wear armor, they both get defensive mechanics in Cha to AC, mage armor, shield, blur, maybe an AC bracer if you can get one better than mage armor, mirror image. You become a super tank. Throw in flurry of blows with sneak attacks, and your damage keeps up well. Get crane style and dodge arrows from monk, you're damn near immune to missile attacks. Evasion from either class, diamond soul (I think) gives spell resistance, and magic is less effective. Still deciding on a mythic path. Prob either azata, legend, or gold dragon.
Currently I would say Slayer but with what I have seen previewed I am thinking Arcane Bloodline Bloodrider might be it.
Yeah the Kineticist is sick. It's great for the harder difficulties as it does so much damage. Both ST and AoE
Sword Saint is my fav as well.
Thanks for the widdom
Any chance of suggested builds videos for the various mythic paths once able to cover them?
Something to that effect yeah
Hi - I'm a little late to the party here, I just found out about this game a couple days ago. Where can I find this character creator program?
agree on the kineticist one 😁
what class would be the best for a sorta death knight kinda lich? someone who could fight well in combat while still being able to cast the lich powers?... the main issue is that armor interferes with spellcasting in this game.. so I dont know how you could pull off a sorta hybrid fighter/spellcaster with the lich and still be viable with both.
also... side note... but is there any way to get permanent regen/fast healing like the azata has while being a lich? I assume no... its just the azata with the fast healing was sooo OP that i cant imagine playing a character without it lol since spells have limited uses in this game.
Well I am torn between dragon sorcerer gish or just abusive fire/earth/water kineticist/thug for fear explosions everywhere (if it is still possible in wotr as it was in kingmaker).
Really good video. Can you keep making new videos of classes you already covered in beta?
I'll be doing builds soon
I'm wondering if they have fixed the Sensei (Monk) class....
At least in tabletop, I really like oracles, inquisitors and bard because they can be good at fighting if you want to go that way but it's not like fighting's their only good quality like a fighter or a barbarian. I remember my first character was an ifrit inquisitor and I had a lot of fun
Well i do really like cavalier class. Sure it has it,s drawback considering that charge ability sometimes can not work o while there is nothing blocking the way or the thing what to do when you miss ,but 2000 critical damage near the end of the game is kinda worth it (especially when you can fell yourself as a khight of the grail)
What is the program/site/app you're using here?
Im not on top of everything from the game because i want little spoilers as possible , but im really hyped to play Dirge Bard / Trickster mythic path , i think is going to be a lot of fun ....
Any idea if the Blood Kineticist actually got blood-colored animations, or if it is just water?
Off hand I'm not sure
I think I will play Skald this time around.
How many more new classes are there compared to kingmaker? Inquisitor, I don't think was in it right? It just sounds badass.
I think all Classes have new Subclasses and there were also added the "Hybrid"-Classes meantioned in the Video, aka
Arcanist
Bloodrager
Cavalier
Hunter
Oracle
Shaman
Skald
Warpiest
Witch
With the classes that are two classes mixed Paizo calls them Hybrid Classes too.
Build you have posted with 9 swordsaint, 10 duelist and 1 vivisectionist (but honestly scaled fist or swordlord works fine too) is ridiculously effective. Even full 20 primalist with 2 bloodlines is not as effective of cutting through everything.
Yeah it's a good one
1. Mystic Theurge
2. Mystic Theurge
3. Mystic Theurge
4. Mystic Theurge
5. Arcane Heirophant
Did they happen to add in any of the other kineticist elements? Aether and wood were always my favorites, but neither made it into Kingmaker
Don't think so. There are more subclasses (blood for example) and kinetic knight can finally have some more blade infusions.
@@jankodes197 That sucks, but I'll settle for more infusions and hopefully wild talents. The selection was kind of threadbare in Kingmaker
Kind of surprised they didn't add in Elysiokineticist. Its practically custom built for Wrath of the Righteous
Cant wait to play scared monk/ sword saint
Scared? Scaled? 🧐
Sword Saint and kinetic knight give such fun gish type feels
Magus is my fav to ! and not top 5, top 1 ! Also sword saind with rapiers or scimithars :D
Always have to be some form of scholar, and so the Alchemist was my perfect pick.
Does the beta include the full story?
No about half of it
I wish shikigami style was in this. Having a stick that does 4d6 damage at the height of the tree is awesome. Especially with vital strike
I approve of your favoritism towards Magus. Magus just scratches an itch I don't get from any similar ttrpgs with their Spellstrike/combat mechanics, and I live and die for dem Sword Saint crits and crazy dodge tanking, especially with Archmage Armor added in wotr. I played Sword Saint so much in Kingmaker I swore to play something else going into wotr but I found myself quickly reclassing back to it lol
well I'm a old school Baldurs Gate player and I'm pretty sure the Magus Sword Saint was their tribute answer to a popular Baldurs Gate 1-2 build the Kenshi/Mage duel class. Kenshi means sword saint in Japanese. So I had to play the sword saint through.
>Magus just scratches an itch I don't get from any similar ttrpgs with their Spellstrike/combat mechanics
O_o
Somehow it's exactly the opposite for me. Magus class was the only one in P:K I found revolting. For some reason everything about it felt ... wrong to me, as if I was allergic to it or something. I dunno why, 'cause I'd gladly play as someone called "eldritch knight" if it was a base class, but "magus"...brrr.
Kineticist is honestly one of the easiest and most op classes I have ever played. I always keep on in my party. Maximized Empowered Cloud and/or Deadly Earth Composite Blast will one shot massive groups of nearly any enemy except literal gods. Even The Lantern king could barely withstand 2 turns. Stack stealth and it is super easy to get the jump on nearly every encounter and obliterate everyone right off the bat or close too it. Plus they don't have any real limits like casters so you can do it every fight.
Does the Inquisitor Bane Weapon ability work correctly in the game?
It just gives a dmg boost period while toggled
Paladin! ❤😊❤
Surprised witch wasn’t on your list. This list mirrors mine almost perfectly. I’d switch blood rather for paladin as paladins are just solid, reliable damage dealers. That’s mechanics tho not class fantasy.
Big + for Magus it is top class :D for me Eldritch Scion is best suboption, and Inquisitor are more fanatical agents of gods they will do anything for their gods and his beliefs.
Do you play the pen and paper version of pathfinder at all? If you like the magus you should look up the 'Bladebound' archetype. You start with a self upgrading intelligent weapon with a set of powers of its own that you can actually converse with and it will have goals. It also has an ego score so it can try to control your actions if you try and deny it the chance to accomplish your goals. Luckily the rules are very specific that the weapon matches your alignment at ALL times so if you're playing your character right and don't do the whole 'I'm lawful good! Oh hey look a helpless merchant, let's off him and take all his stuff!' kind of thing the intelligence in your sword won't want anything that will go against your ethics, but that doesn't mean it will always be convenient. It's great roleplay and a lot of fun, provided you have a good GM of course.
my favorites are Inquisitor, Ranger, Alchemist, Magus and Witch
I like Rogue a lot but they're a little too 'vanilla' for me to consider a top five, and I should technically love Slayer but they sorta just feel like a tryhard hodgepodge of a bunch of classes without enough of a unique theme/identity or defining feature
as far as favorite archetypes (in the sense of 'this caters to my preferences markedly more than the base class does') Archaeologist is pretty high for me, even if they're an objective downgrade. Bards are mechanically versatile, and I have a soft spot for jack-of-all-trades types. But while performances are great support buffs, 'I play music so good that it makes my friends better' is too silly for me to really want to play one (and I find a lot of the stereotypes regarding bards and those who roleplay them to be true). I don't thematically like charisma casters and I kinda wish archaeologists were INT based since... that'd make sense for an _archaeologist,_ but otherwise they fit into my desire to play 'buffer/disabler spellcaster who can also be stabby or shooty on the side' and I prefer spontaneous casting over prepping spells
also, Sylvan Trickster because hexes are never not fun and it adds some flavor to rogue beyond the usual
Make a playlist of the videos of all the class mechanics :)
They're all under a WotR playlist where there all basically in alphabetical order
@@MortismalGaming Yeah but if you just want to see the class mechanics, then having a playlist with other videos is kind of... in the way.
I love kinetic knight it's basically worst spell melee class but I'm a sucker for role playing a fire wielding knight
Isnt Crusader Cleric a fire wielding knight potentialy too?
My top 5 goes something like
1: Monk,
2: Monk,
3: Alchemist,
4: Rogue,
5: Monk
what is the difference between range and raged touch?
It goes up against a different type of AC, Regular vs Touch, Touch AC is typically lower and easier to hit with touch attacks
@@MortismalGaming thanks!
Raged touch is the way to go.
I wish D&D Rangers were like Pathfinder rangers.
inquisitor is the best class because they get the best hat
That is correct.
eldritch scion is still one of my favorite class a good mix of melee and magic
I read your channel as moisturizer gaming. I'm a bit flu-ish though.
Full 6 man monster tacticians.
Alchemist vivisectionist is a trusty go to class for me either for a dip or for main class, those mutagens are so amazing. :)
My top 5 would have to be:
1) Magus (Eldritch Scion and Sword being my favorite);
2) Inquisitor (agree with their concept);
3) Alchemist (Grenadier being amazing);
4) Eldritch Scoundrel (only Rogue I like, gotta have that pew pew casting);
5) Bloodrager would probably be my last pick.
@@304enjoyer3 Bards are OP in Pathfinder. And Arcane Trickster is a PRESTIGE class buddy. Just saying; but I, too, love me some spells/sneak attack love.
I really liked the Arcane Smth Slayer. High BAB, sneak attack, "spells" - the best of all worlds.
Best class for bonking people if you're not keen on the usual bonking classics.
Is there a magus companion in Wrath? Because if not, I might just go Sword Saint on my first playthrough.
No magus companions and not sure if you want to multiclass anyone into magus either. Sword saint sounds like a great choice, should work with with any of the mythic paths too.
maybe i like things to easy, but sylvan sorcerer for the win. Its to good
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War student. I’m a fan of the idea of the class not the mechanics which doesn’t always end well but this game seems to have a lot of forgiveness with the mythic system making up short falls.
At this point though I may quit the beta and just hang out till release.
Why not call it Spellsword?
I can't ever figure out these "kinda spellcaster, but also a bad melee class, but also the spells are bad" -classes. And playing kineticist requires a PhD.