PK htiw klaw eriF

If your an Azata, fight her. Of the twelve companions there is at least one of every alignment. I think you can guess what Cammy's is. ....okie dokie. I knew the Cammy romance would be edgy, but that just seems too on the nose. How will Bruno balance his waifu with LAW AND ORDER?

Hype for the console release.

There's only three force spells right now I think? Yeah, they could use more of those. I'd like to see more touch spells for the Magus to use. I think we've got six right now, including the cantrip that's just there for the extra attack. Eldritch Archer has stuff for every spell level while the melee magi have to grab metamagic to make spellstrike have legs beyond 3rd level spells. Alternatively the close range arcana so I can use a scimitar to crit with umbral strike.

I think it happens in Act V and he leads the army, but it has been close to a year since I played the main campaign so I don't remember the specifics. Should be more of a challenge than some army without a general though. Edit: Looks like Owlcat did an AMA with the redditors, who may or may not be replicants. Highlights are that the EE isn't introducing any new spells or abilities and that they're considering stuff to make armor tanks more competitive (but not in the EE).

I think you do it twice.

Yes. When am I not suggesting JoJo?

I think that the merged spellbooks persist after Legend, so you don't even need to do that exploit to keep the Angel or Lich spells. Imagine rolling up as a Sorc or Oracle with a 28 CL spellbook and the stat to AC abilities and some other busted **** like a mutagen or cognotagen.

That's a nice exploit. Naughty , but nice. I think the intention with the Gold Dragon was the fix your build path. But I think we all know what immunity to a bunch of **** and +25 Bab with Trickster feats is going to do to the game. Owlcat Owlcat'd themselves there. I did a Legend with Paladin/Vivisectionist/Scaled Fist/Sword Saint. Unfortunately no trickster feats, because IE makes you take Legend at Mythic 3.

Well first off, what do you consider weird? Because well.... But really, naw. The show isn't really doing anything interesting, it's just more GoT but with a new (and for the most part less interesting) cast. You're gonna have the secks, the violence, the nobles drinking themselves silly, and some monologues. I guess it's good background noise to have on while you're eating.

Lann is bad enough if you aren't playing as a lady but from what I've read he turns into a creepy stalker nice guy for the ladies. I was ready to drop him before, but based on that I think that I'm going to go with the silly little cat for the next run(s?) and see if I can sic her on Lady Konomi.

Is there a right thread for House of the Cashgrab?

The game calls her a "silly little cat", so blame Owlcat for that. Moreover

Open your heart to her. I dropped him because everyone of his lines grated my gears. Thank god my first run wasn't as a lady or she'd have to sue for sexual harassment. I think Greybor seems like NE but they made him regular neutral so nobody would make him an Assassin. Wolijif is at least less of a prick than Lann, which is selling him short because he's one of the more tolerable companions. Spoilers for something obvious

Who wouldn't feel comfortable around a "helpful" friend, a silly little cat, an alcoholic hedonist, or a tiny fascist? Honestly I think Lann pisses me off more than Wendaug. She may be a silly little cat, but Lann is a whiny bitch. Come to think of it, all the Lawful characters with the exception of Seelah are pretty concerning and not the type of folks you'd want around.

Regill is the middle manager from hell, nothing but complete compliance with impress him. Spoilers ahoy, if you don't want them I'd just say consider using someone besides Regill in your Azata run.

Questionable taste.

115 AC is hilarious just for how crazy busted it is. That's over 2x the numbers the highest CR pnp monsters will have and unless you're taking full advantage of stacking exploits something that will be nigh insurmountable. At least Inevitable Darkness is something you have to go out of your way to fight and can't accidentally stumble across like Playful Darkness. Unfortunately no difficulty setting or mod can fix the teleporting around design that inflates time sunk into the dlc by around 50%.

My favorite **** move is when someone weaves in an out of traffic at 10+ over the speed limit causing everyone else to hit their brakes in order to not slam into the driver. Bonus points for doing all that only to end up at a stop light less than 30 seconds early.

So I just beat Inevitable Excess on unfair. It has puzzles that makes you want to scream, teleporting around instead of walking, some really unfun encounters, and little relevance to the main game. There's also a secret encounter that's ridiculously busted where the Darkness goes beyond Playful with around 115 AC and level drain on hit with its many attacks. The DLC is worth playing once only so you can say NEVER AGAIN and instead sink your time into theory crafting builds to make sure they actually work.

With Instinctual Warrior Barbarian or (if data mining turns put to be right) Shifter, you can do the Wisdom to AC thing on non-lawfuls. Of course the Scaled Fist + Paladin + (Nature) Oracle to get CHA to saves and 2x CHA to AC is bonkers broken and you gotta be LG to pull that off.

I knew it was gonna be good, but I didn't think it was going to be THAT GOOD. Incredible film. I have hopes for both. I'm an unabashed Del Toro stan and to boot Disney releasing that live action/cgi abomination to sabotage his Pinocchio makes me want to root for it. Hellraiser is a dark horse but I'm cautiously optimistic. Worst comes to worst it's still not gonna be the worst Hellraiser movie.

I wanted to hit the 6 mythics paths with all the Good and Evil alignments, though Aeon turned into the secret path. Not really interested in becoming a Dragon or Swarm and if anything I'd bootstrap fork the Legend from one of the other playthroughs.

I see where you're coming from and I sort of agree, but I see it as a skeptic getting swept up into the fairy tale after trying to stay out of it so the shift feeling jarring plays into that. Now that I'm digesting it I'd probably rate it lower than EEAAO, but frankly that's just a testament to how good EEAAO was and I'd be surprised if it wasn't in the top 5 movies of 2022. We'll just see what Hellraiser and the Del Torro Pinocchio pull off.

I generally tend to plan out several playthroughs at once but have trouble going through with it. Like with WotR I've got a whopping six planned out (after the EE and DLC wave 2 drops) but will likely get derailed and do something else. My go to class is usually whatever kind of gish is avaliable (so Fighter/Mage for BG and Magus for Pathfinder), but I'll try to play differently for subsequent playthroughs. Generally I have the hardest time playing as Clerics for whatever reason, despite their mechanical strengths they just don't do it for me like mages, warriors, or rogues. I haven't managed to read a novel in years and have been occupied more with cinema and TV than games lately lmao. It's just harder to pull an all-nighter into a game than it was before, but give me some weird cinema like soviet era sci-fi or K-horror and I will be up all night.