Quest Editor Added descriptions and improved UI in quest editor.
Previously it only looked at internal name Search now looks at both display name (localized name) and internal name.Search 'n Pick Option to show display name (localized name) for things that have it.
PATHFINDER WRATH OF THE RIGHTEOUS LANN BUILD MOD
PATHFINDER WRATH OF THE RIGHTEOUS LANN BUILD FREE
Additional setting for completely free camera.Camera Mouse3 Camera + forward/back keys now lets you fly freely when pitch is enabled.Remote Companion Dialog (Ronin) Convinced Daeran to stop repeating himself in the Grey Garrison.Fixed issue that generated bogus extra answers for non conditional response by ensuring that the feature only gets activated by a set of continuation cues that all have conditions.Expand Answers For Conditional Responses Dialog dependent on previous dialog checks now works correctly with the feature enabled.Dialog Toy to make previously chosen dialog answers show up in smaller dimmer text.Bag of Tricks Quality of Life Game Over - Added toggle to block Game Over when certain companions die in combat, so if Leerooooy (Greybor) Jenkins runs in and your leader runs in to save him and dies the game does not end unless the whole party wipes.Otherwise, choosing a race that allows for the selection of +2 anywhere would be good, such as a Human, Half-Elf, or Half-Orc if players want to avoid the -2 on Constitution. The Elf is probably going to be one of the best options for a Magus as they can easily put points in Constitution to mitigate the loss and beef up their HP, and they don't need to worry about those points being wasted by not going into Dexterity or Intelligence because of course the Elf already has those inherently. The Elf race can be great for this, as it has +2 in both Dexterity and Intelligence, however, they come at the cost of -2 Constitution. In this case, the player will want to play as a race that may have some inherent ability already in these. In that case, they will want to prioritize Dexterity over Strength as much of their offensive capability will be related to Dexterity rolls since they are ranged attacks. For example, the Eldritch Archer subclass is not going to be getting up close and personal with the enemy, or at least they shouldn't. Depending on the subclass chosen, this should be adjusted accordingly. Unlike Sorcerers who use Charisma, the Magus will use Intelligence for the spell casting, Dexterity to avoid getting hit, and Strength to hit back hard in melee. In order to max out the Magus build, the player is going to want to focus on three abilities in particular. This subclass is a bit of a glass cannon in that regard, however, so it is more intended and recommended for more experienced players. This is perhaps the truest of the Magus builds and is highly recommended as the damage output is insane. This subclass will allow the player to dump loads of damage capability into their weapon, at the expense of a lot of defense. RELATED: Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Dragon Hunt Quest Guide Players who have a specific weapon in mind that they know they will want to be using more or less exclusively throughout their campaign will find this a highly favorable subclass. This subclass will have the player focusing their arcana on one particular type of weapon versus the flexibility of all the martial ones. Players looking to dump into dexterity while also managing a good heap of spell casting will find this class appealing. This differs from a wizard in that it does allow for more martial ability. This subclass will see a lot of the arcane weapons and feats being replaced with movement ones, in particular the Spell Dance ability, making the player incredibly nimble. This subclass will force the player into playing as an elf.
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