Pathfinder: WotR - The Best & Worst Archetypes For Each Class

Talking about some of the best and worst options for each of the base classes in the game in addition to a brief run down of each.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:30 Alchemist
04:22 Arcanist
06:28 Barbarian
08:08 Bard
09:15 Bloodrager
11:15 Cavalier
13:43 Cleric
15:45 Druid
17:24 Fighter
19:57 Hunter
21:38 Inquisitor
23:55 Kineticist
26:44 Magus
28:54 Monk
32:23 Oracle
34:13 Paladin
36:29 Ranger
38:45 Rogue
40:49 Shaman
42:55 Skald
44:48 Slayer
46:23 Sorcerer
48:10 Warpriest
49:44 Witch
52:30 Wizard

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#gaming #pathfinderwotr #pathfinderwrathoftherighteous

[VDAband]

To illustrate how new I am to these types of games, my first character was a Dhampir, and it literally took me until over halfway through the game to realize why healing potions weren't working on me.

[Ionweopon]

Back when I played pathfinder, cavalier of the paw was the top tier cavalier archtype. And this was primarily due to the fact that you could take your mount into the dungeon with you, and ride around like a boss. Other cavalier's had to leave their mount outside of dungeons because taking a large sized creature in most dungeons was a bit far fetched. It's nice that there isn't that sort of problem with WotR.

[zuloph]

Just wanted to toss something else in, base fighter 1 - 20 is a great beginner class that I'd recommend to anyone who's never played Pathfinder before. Lots of options with their 11 extra combat feats on top of your 10 regular feats, end up having great DPR thanks to their weapon training, fighter specific feats, and it's very hard to build a fighter wrong. I know this is more of a video highlighting archetypes but just felt this was a good thing to add too.

[dualwieldroxas]

I absolutely love Deliverer with the True Aeon path. It really does feel like the class and Mythic path mesh especially well. A wandering sheriff of law absolutely deleting the forces of chaos and manipulating time and fate to set the cosmos right

[spellandshield]

The thing about the Incense sythesiser that you did not mention is that their fogs do everything at once; buff AND nauseate DEMONS and Undead! Not the best for damage but amazing CC and easily the best Alchemist.

[spellandshield]

WAIT; are you even human? How can you keep up this pace, it is insane?! I mean props but it is superhuman...

[johnmanke]

Loving all this pathfinder content. Got it at launch and was overwhelmed. Getting the confidence to maybe try again.

[neodav]

As you noted, it's hard to do certain classes wrong, but I have a soft spot for Sylvan Sorcerer as a Sorc subtype. It does limit your bloodline to one that's not that great IMO, but a free animal companion goes a long way toward making up for that. The bloodline spells usually feel more like "nice to haves" anyway, I've rarely felt too limited by the available spell variety unless there's one in particular I wished I had access to.

[petertheapostle]

Love how your channel is still growing brother, keep up the good work. Look forward to the enhanced edition review.

[CurtisDurden]

Other than my Angel run, my Primalist Demon was probably my best experience. Just evil and stronk, and fit the narrative really well.

[miyadzumi]

Dude, I'm literally dying because of the part when you said "They're kind of like bards, but they use drugs...". I wasn't prepared for that

[prowsy]

New to the channel but thank you for these guides and breakdowns. It's making the dive into Pathfinder so much smoother🙏

[gomesbopeable]

Just started playing wrath of the righteous on console and I've been binge watching your videos to understand and play the game better

Thanks for all the help!

[joeblonson]

Armored Hulk and Dragonheir never seem to fan out well in the lists 😅. Still thinking about a Hulk/Two Handed fighter legend though. Good video, I'm super pumped for EE today!

[phantomvulpe]

I quite enjoy Thassilonian specialist. Reminds me of the classic baldur's gate wizard system(except without the race restrictions) where you pick a type of wizard and prevents you using the spell that type of wizard school they oppose.

[chriseggroll]

One thing that is sortof irritating to me in Pathfinder in the late game are just how many buffs you need on everyone to do any damage to enemies, and for that reason Kineticist seems almost like a cheat code! As long as you pick Earth as one of your elements you're golden, and I feel like the base Kineticist is my favorite. I really like Primalist Bloodrager too, so much fun to play and has more depth than the typical Barbarian.

[firstclaw]

Wow, so much information. I need to understand the main classes still. When I started FRPGs as Pen&Paper there was basically only Fighter, Rogue, Mage and Cleric... Or actually (Dark Eye) Adventurer, Warrior, Dwarf, Elf, and Mage. (Priest, etc. came later when the Pantheon was developed further.)

So, I need so much time to try out even the top 5 classes with one or two cool archetypes I find more interesting... The scope of Pathfinder is staggering.

[chrisblanchard]

Glad you're still making wotr content. Just picked up a new play through since ee came out and like getting ideas from your channel

[Brenhydra]

Gentlemen, I introduce you to the sheer unbridled power... of the Mutagen fighter.

[tejasshastha]

I wish the game would tell in the class selection screen which of them are hybrid classes, and what they are hybrids of. This is far more informative than some flavour text. Also makes the screen less intimidating for new players.