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The Companions

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	*'''Jaethal the Undead Elf Inquisitor of Urgathoa''': Lots of necromantic powers and fights with a scythe. Specifically says she doesn't care about [[Promotions\|doing naughty things]] when asked, but as an undead is incapable of it. Being undead gives her a lot of useful immunities, but she's unfortunately trapped in one of the worst classes in the game with the worst possible domain choice. Multiclass her to any other front line class ASAP. Depending on your choices {{spoiler\|she can reject Urgathoa and be smote by Lady Despair herself in return for that slight, only to be returned to ''actual'' life as a reward by [[Pharasma]] much later in the game (good luck figuring ''that'' one out without a guide), be killed by you, or fall further into depravity}}.		*'''Jaethal the Undead Elf Inquisitor of Urgathoa''': Lots of necromantic powers and fights with a scythe. Specifically says she doesn't care about [[Promotions\|doing naughty things]] when asked, but as an undead is incapable of it. Being undead gives her a lot of useful immunities, but she's unfortunately trapped in one of the worst classes in the game with the worst possible domain choice. Multiclass her to any other front line class ASAP. Depending on your choices {{spoiler\|she can reject Urgathoa and be smote by Lady Despair herself in return for that slight, only to be returned to ''actual'' life as a reward by [[Pharasma]] much later in the game (good luck figuring ''that'' one out without a guide), be killed by you, or fall further into depravity}}.
	*'''Jubilost the Gnome Alchemist''': Adventurer cartographer/travel guide writer. Pompous, stuck up and chucks both verbal and literal bombs at everything. Seeks the reason Gnomes undergo the bleaching, a question that was <s>never actually answered in Pathfinder's lore before</s> answered in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: The First World, Realm of the Fey (2016). The only full companion to appear in the original adventure path, where he was a relatively minor NPC.		*'''Jubilost the Gnome Alchemist''': Adventurer cartographer/travel guide writer. Pompous, stuck up and chucks both verbal and literal bombs at everything. Seeks the reason Gnomes undergo the bleaching, a question that was <s>never actually answered in Pathfinder's lore before</s> answered in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: The First World, Realm of the Fey (2016). The only full companion to appear in the original adventure path, where he was a relatively minor NPC.
	*'''Kalikke & Kanerah the Tiefling Kineticists''': A tiefling pair of bickering twin sisters. After one died to a soul eating [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemon]], the intervention of [[Nethys]] allowed both to live, but only one to exist on the prime material plane at a time. You can romance both simultaneously, that's right, the game ~~allows you for~~ [[Magical realm\|incestuous polyamory]]. (DLC)		*'''Kalikke & Kanerah the Tiefling Kineticists''': A tiefling pair of bickering twin sisters. After one died to a soul eating [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemon]], the intervention of [[Nethys]] allowed both to live, but only one to exist on the prime material plane at a time. You can romance both simultaneously, that's right, the game permits [[Magical realm\|incestuous polyamory]]. (DLC)
	*'''Linzi the Halfling Bard''': The game's framing device. Is a character fans either love or hate.		*'''Linzi the Halfling Bard''': The game's framing device. Is a character fans either love or hate.
	*'''Nok-Nok the Goblin Rogue''': Your own personal goblin psycho written by Chris Avellone.		*'''Nok-Nok the Goblin Rogue''': Your own personal goblin psycho written by Chris Avellone.

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	''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''		''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''

	'''Pathfinder: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat released another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.		'''[[Pathfinder]]: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat released another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.

	==The Basics==		==The Basics==

200.102.64.97: /* The Companions */

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The Companions

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	*'''Jaethal the Undead Elf Inquisitor of Urgathoa''': Lots of necromantic powers and fights with a scythe. Specifically says she doesn't care about [[Promotions\|doing naughty things]] when asked, but as an undead is incapable of it. Being undead gives her a lot of useful immunities, but she's unfortunately trapped in one of the worst classes in the game with the worst possible domain choice. Multiclass her to any other front line class ASAP. Depending on your choices {{spoiler\|she can reject Urgathoa and be smote by Lady Despair herself in return for that slight, only to be returned to ''actual'' life as a reward by [[Pharasma]] much later in the game (good luck figuring ''that'' one out without a guide), be killed by you, or fall further into depravity}}.		*'''Jaethal the Undead Elf Inquisitor of Urgathoa''': Lots of necromantic powers and fights with a scythe. Specifically says she doesn't care about [[Promotions\|doing naughty things]] when asked, but as an undead is incapable of it. Being undead gives her a lot of useful immunities, but she's unfortunately trapped in one of the worst classes in the game with the worst possible domain choice. Multiclass her to any other front line class ASAP. Depending on your choices {{spoiler\|she can reject Urgathoa and be smote by Lady Despair herself in return for that slight, only to be returned to ''actual'' life as a reward by [[Pharasma]] much later in the game (good luck figuring ''that'' one out without a guide), be killed by you, or fall further into depravity}}.
	*'''Jubilost the Gnome Alchemist''': Adventurer cartographer/travel guide writer. Pompous, stuck up and chucks both verbal and literal bombs at everything. Seeks the reason Gnomes undergo the bleaching, a question that was <s>never actually answered in Pathfinder's lore before</s> answered in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: The First World, Realm of the Fey (2016). The only full companion to appear in the original adventure path, where he was a relatively minor NPC.		*'''Jubilost the Gnome Alchemist''': Adventurer cartographer/travel guide writer. Pompous, stuck up and chucks both verbal and literal bombs at everything. Seeks the reason Gnomes undergo the bleaching, a question that was <s>never actually answered in Pathfinder's lore before</s> answered in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: The First World, Realm of the Fey (2016). The only full companion to appear in the original adventure path, where he was a relatively minor NPC.
	*'''Kalikke & Kanerah the Tiefling Kineticists''': A tiefling pair of bickering twin sisters. After one died to a soul eating [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemon]], the intervention of [[Nethys]] allowed both to live, but only one to exist on the prime material plane at a time. You can romance both simultaneously. (DLC)		*'''Kalikke & Kanerah the Tiefling Kineticists''': A tiefling pair of bickering twin sisters. After one died to a soul eating [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemon]], the intervention of [[Nethys]] allowed both to live, but only one to exist on the prime material plane at a time. You can romance both simultaneously, that's right, the game allows you for [[Magical realm\|incestuous polyamory]]. (DLC)
	*'''Linzi the Halfling Bard''': The game's framing device. Is a character fans either love or hate.		*'''Linzi the Halfling Bard''': The game's framing device. Is a character fans either love or hate.
	*'''Nok-Nok the Goblin Rogue''': Your own personal goblin psycho written by Chris Avellone.		*'''Nok-Nok the Goblin Rogue''': Your own personal goblin psycho written by Chris Avellone.

2A02:8108:49C0:A04:91B8:E4B5:84E8:6080: /* The Early Story */

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The Early Story

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	Once the two main villains have been dealt with you head back to Restov and are declared a baron of the lands you just adventured in. From there you can name your kingdom, your capital and claim some more surrounding land. You also get to take some of your allies and companions and get them to work in the kingdom's administration as well as advisors. They get to do much of the day to day things like telling the peasantry to pay their taxes or running propaganda for you among other things.		Once the two main villains have been dealt with you head back to Restov and are declared a baron of the lands you just adventured in. From there you can name your kingdom, your capital and claim some more surrounding land. You also get to take some of your allies and companions and get them to work in the kingdom's administration as well as advisors. They get to do much of the day to day things like telling the peasantry to pay their taxes or running propaganda for you among other things.

	It should be noted that if you don't keep up with your kingdom's management (meeting important people, assigning jobs to advisors, doing numerous tasks for you subjects or dealing with monster threats) your kingdom can collapse and it is a game over. You need to take on big threats fast or suffer the consequences. You also need to deal with opportunities such as getting lucrative trade deals or promoting education or the military so that your kingdom can grow more powerful as well. All of this is tied into the main story as well as your companions stories and other NPC stories running in the background. Like that Nyrissa character? She was actually using your character and tugging at their heartstrings to do her bidding, but then lures you away from your party with the thinly veiled promise of nymph nookie and tries to kill you with a manticore, a hydra, an owlbear, a small legion of redcaps and an oversized Venus flytrap, because she has morbid dreams of grandeur. Fun times to say the least.		It should be noted that if you don't keep up with your kingdom's management (meeting important people, assigning jobs to advisors, doing numerous tasks for you subjects or dealing with monster threats) your kingdom can collapse and it is a game over (although if you don't want to deal with that, setting the kingdom management on autopilot is also an option). You need to take on big threats fast or suffer the consequences. You also need to deal with opportunities such as getting lucrative trade deals or promoting education or the military so that your kingdom can grow more powerful as well. All of this is tied into the main story as well as your companions stories and other NPC stories running in the background. Like that Nyrissa character? She was actually using your character and tugging at their heartstrings to do her bidding, but then lures you away from your party with the thinly veiled promise of nymph nookie and tries to kill you with a manticore, a hydra, an owlbear, a small legion of redcaps and an oversized Venus flytrap, because she has morbid dreams of grandeur. Fun times to say the least.
	The reason she's so ruthless is because {{spoiler\|a mad fey lord tore out her heart and banished her from the First World, and she has to bring about the downfall of a thousand kingdoms before she can return. If you work hard enough, you can actually romance and redeem her.}}		The reason she's so ruthless is because {{spoiler\|a mad fey lord tore out her heart and banished her from the First World, and she has to bring about the downfall of a thousand kingdoms before she can return. If you work hard enough, you can actually romance and redeem her.}}

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	''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''		''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''

	'''Pathfinder: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat ~~will release~~ another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.		'''Pathfinder: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat released another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.

	==The Basics==		==The Basics==

187.183.241.250: Flipped the best/worst case scenarios for Restov. It would be way better for them to have an ally than just a safe border, after all.

2021-09-10T12:36:56Z

Flipped the best/worst case scenarios for Restov. It would be way better for them to have an ally than just a safe border, after all.

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	{{Spoilers}}		{{Spoilers}}

	The games starts with your character and a number of NPCs (many of whom will be companions in your game) in the city of Restov just north of the Stolen Lands in the kingdom of Brevoy. Some of the local nobles are eager to send some people south to kick various humanoid and monster ass and make some petty kingdoms because Restov is in a part Brevoy that is anticipating a civil war or worse. So why send people into the Stolen Lands? ~~Best~~ case scenario Restov gets a somewhat safer border, ~~worst~~ case scenario they have a potential ally in their war with other people in Brevoy.		The games starts with your character and a number of NPCs (many of whom will be companions in your game) in the city of Restov just north of the Stolen Lands in the kingdom of Brevoy. Some of the local nobles are eager to send some people south to kick various humanoid and monster ass and make some petty kingdoms because Restov is in a part Brevoy that is anticipating a civil war or worse. So why send people into the Stolen Lands? Worst case scenario Restov gets a somewhat safer border, best case scenario they have a potential ally in their war with other people in Brevoy.

	After a failed bandit attack/assassination attempt (and you getting some party members) you head south and find that the region of the Stolen Lands you're supposed to settle is overtaken by weird fog and is filled to the brim with bandits, kobolds, and other threats. Thankfully a lot of the enemies are largely incidental as they are caught up in a lot of their own affairs to try and take your character on as they map out the region and slowly learn about what is going on.		After a failed bandit attack/assassination attempt (and you getting some party members) you head south and find that the region of the Stolen Lands you're supposed to settle is overtaken by weird fog and is filled to the brim with bandits, kobolds, and other threats. Thankfully a lot of the enemies are largely incidental as they are caught up in a lot of their own affairs to try and take your character on as they map out the region and slowly learn about what is going on.

1d4chan>ElderThingApologist at 21:42, 25 July 2021

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	Once the two main villains have been dealt with you head back to Restov and are declared a baron of the lands you just adventured in. From there you can name your kingdom, your capital and claim some more surrounding land. You also get to take some of your allies and companions and get them to work in the kingdom's administration as well as advisors. They get to do much of the day to day things like telling the peasantry to pay their taxes or running propaganda for you among other things.		Once the two main villains have been dealt with you head back to Restov and are declared a baron of the lands you just adventured in. From there you can name your kingdom, your capital and claim some more surrounding land. You also get to take some of your allies and companions and get them to work in the kingdom's administration as well as advisors. They get to do much of the day to day things like telling the peasantry to pay their taxes or running propaganda for you among other things.

	It should be noted that if you don't keep up with your kingdom's management (meeting important people, assigning jobs to advisors, doing numerous tasks for you subjects or dealing with monster threats) your kingdom can collapse and it is a game over. You need to take on big threats fast or suffer the consequences. You also need to deal with opportunities such as getting lucrative trade deals or promoting education or the military so that your kingdom can grow more powerful as well. All of this is tied into the main story as well as your companions stories and other NPC stories running in the background. Like that Nyrissa character? She was actually using your character and tugging at their heartstrings to do her bidding ~~only for her~~ to ~~try and~~ kill you with a manticore, a hydra, an owlbear, a small legion of redcaps and an oversized Venus flytrap because she has morbid dreams of grandeur. Fun times to say the least.		It should be noted that if you don't keep up with your kingdom's management (meeting important people, assigning jobs to advisors, doing numerous tasks for you subjects or dealing with monster threats) your kingdom can collapse and it is a game over. You need to take on big threats fast or suffer the consequences. You also need to deal with opportunities such as getting lucrative trade deals or promoting education or the military so that your kingdom can grow more powerful as well. All of this is tied into the main story as well as your companions stories and other NPC stories running in the background. Like that Nyrissa character? She was actually using your character and tugging at their heartstrings to do her bidding, but then lures you away from your party with the thinly veiled promise of nymph nookie and tries to kill you with a manticore, a hydra, an owlbear, a small legion of redcaps and an oversized Venus flytrap, because she has morbid dreams of grandeur. Fun times to say the least.
			The reason she's so ruthless is because {{spoiler\|a mad fey lord tore out her heart and banished her from the First World, and she has to bring about the downfall of a thousand kingdoms before she can return. If you work hard enough, you can actually romance and redeem her.}}

	==The Companions==		==The Companions==

1d4chan>Konrad13 at 03:30, 22 June 2021

2021-06-22T03:30:16Z

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	''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''		''If you came here seeking the [[Kingmaker problem]], well, [[Kingmaker problem\|here's the link to that]]''

	'''Pathfinder: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat ~~released~~ another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.		'''Pathfinder: Kingmaker''' is a [[CRPG]] by Owlcat Games based on the [[Adventure Path]] of the same name published by Paizo in 2010. The game tells the same general story from the tabletop campaign but done within the confines of it being a one player game. Owlcat also took the chance to add in a bunch of new content and new character which range from fairly good to rather mediocre. In September of 2021, Owlcat will release another Pathfinder CRPG, ''Pathfinder: [[Wrath of the Righteous]]''.

	==The Basics==		==The Basics==