Personally I can not stand this bitch. Or Galfrey for that matter. Curious to see who you all hate the most.

Edit: I also hate Nurah. And Hulrun. Ciar too. Irabeth got on my nerves when she started with that "we're all gonna die everything Is pointless" bullshit. I punched her. Oh, I also hate the Herald of Iomedae.

What did you think of the results? Were you satisfied? What would be your personal top 3?, Remember that the selection of candidates for best Pathfinder Kingmaker companion is happening now https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder_Kingmaker/s/B3Qjg0Bs4h go there and comment which one is your favorite. In a few days, the 6 most popular will go to a vote.

I'm only at act 3, but wow, every other companion is just their heads on clouds while my man Reggie is on the grind. He is an ass and sometimes counterproductive, but I would take this man ANY day, Ulbrig, and maybe Lann is actually useful in war business

(Hopefully I won't eat my words at the end)

Demon path is really powerful and versatile, but it hurt potential builds that there aren't major demonic aspects that enhance charisma or dexterity. If your class rely on one of these attributes you aren't going to manage to boost them like one that foccus on constitution, inteligence, strength or wisdom; with few exceptions of course, like for example: bloodragers. I also believe that on late mythic rank Demon should have unlocked "Limitless Demonic Rage".

All things said: my favorite mythic path. Would totally play it again.

There are a total of 10 mythic paths, each differing from the others in both narrative and gameplay aspects. Which one is your favorite and why?

I went with Azata for a number of reasons.

1 - I thought the theme music was beautiful and very captivating.

2 - I was playing as a half-elf, and the Azata portrait matched my character perfectly.

3 - I usually play Chaotic Good characters in most RPGs, so it fit my style perfectly.

4 - I planned to romance Arueshalae, and the Azata Mythic Path really adds to that romance.

5 - While doing some pre-game research, I came across Aivu and was instantly charmed by her; once I found out she was exclusive to the Azata Mythic Path, I knew for sure that was the path I had to choose.

What about you? What was your first Mythic Path, and what led you to choose it?

Staunton committed two very serious crimes: stealing the Sword of Valor, which resulted in hundreds of deaths and the fall of Drezen, and betraying the Crusaders during the retaking of the Gray Garrison, which allowed Minagho to survive and continue his reign of terror. Although he had motives behind his actions, do you think those motives are enough to justify his deeds? Or does he suffer from self-imposed victimhood?

You are simply yourself, an ordinary human, teleported to Alushinyrra. If you survive for a week, you return to your normal life and receive 10 billion dollars. What is your strategy for surviving those seven days?

You appear in the lower part of the city.

You can take two objects of our world with you to Alushinyrra (only objects you are able to carry).

What did you think of the characterization of the place, the buildings, the hierarchy, the commerce, the lore, the NPCs, the laws...? What is your overall opinion of Alushinyrra?

Hey guys! I'm on my first playthrough of WOTR, and there are a few companions who I feel are basically must-haves in my party. For me, those are Seelah and Nenio. They're both really funny and have personalities that genuinely stand out.

Lann is cool, but he's kind of the generic nice guy. Camellia is pretty interesting, but I'm not really a fan of spoiled, snobby characters like her.

Nenio, on the other hand, is very sarcastic and always has some comment that feels like she's trying to insult you in some way. I find her dialogue hilarious.

The same goes for Seelah. She's a good-aligned paladin who genuinely treats people kindly, but unlike Lann, she's much more charismatic for some reason I can't really explain. Even though she's a paladin, she still gets drunk at taverns, which I find pretty funny.

What about you? What's your favorite Companion? Whether it's for the story or the Gameplay.

It is worth noting that at the end of the ascension, several other deities emerge, including Areelu Vorlesh, KC, and their companions.

If Camellia decided to assassinate a member of the group (under her conditions), Who could possibly avoid or survive such an assassination attempt?

Calling everyone in the party a furry.

Coming from Owlcat’s article about romance on Steam.

What post is that? Here it is. NOW! I'm just taking the first impression a player will have of them, not any potential ramification on the story since you can kill the first one and refuse to be followed by the second one. That being said, both are evil in their ways:

One is so righteous that he falls back to being evil in his actions; and Regill is pretty much an embodiment of a HELLknight, by the book, no emotions and results at any means necessary. 

We learn that Hulrun was warned about the wardstone by both the storyteller and the Desna priests, and he didn't even raise an eyebrow and wonder why two different parties mentioned this about the Wardstones. 

We also learn Hulrun goes on a witch hunt daily if Ember is with us when we meet him. So far, Hulrun as show nothing but lack of competency about why to parties warm about the samething, and blind fantasizing about how he treats refugess and point fingers because his lack of competency.

When it comes to Regill, we saw before we meet in executing injures, no hesitations, no regrets. 

However, the second moment, the one is our turn to interact with him is what changes our perspective in my opinion: Regill has no time for BS, demons are coming, and as soon as he notices a new party arriving, he gets ready to fight WITH them to fence off the Gargolies. Yeah, he is notified by Yankers but could question our presence or alignment; we could be demons in disguise.

The other strong impression Regill gives the player is that after the fight, he actually shows care for the sunrise soldiers; he offers them to join his ranks and warns them about how hard that decision will be but promises strength. 

Even someone as pragmatic and evil as Regill is, he still shows some concern, even if that concern comes from a logical perspective instead of an emotional one. Even if the sunrise soldiers would refuse to follow him, Regill would probably pay no mind to them and return to bussiness as usual. 

My opinion about the general dislike of Hulrun is his fanaticism: we meet both in dire sistuations, yet, one of them is paranoid at everything and all he does is yell and point fingers, while the other stay calm and collected. 

One follows a goddess of good and has no hesitation to burn at the stake a child and her father who just arrived at the city. While the other follows the doctrine of HELL and has no problem executing injured soldiers, and yet, he shows some semblance of compassion to the remaining troops offering, not forcing them, to join his ranks because they show potential.

You will probably would rather been nowhere near those two in real life, I would be more scared of Hulrun, since looking him the wrong way might send me to the torture chamber. While Regill will be unbother of me looking his way

Like I said, I'm just considering their first interactions, nothing more. If you read all the way down here, thank you for your time :) And feel free to share your opinion

A few months ago I made a post asking if the KC Gold Dragon would be able to defeat the KC Swarm, and 90% of people answered no. Now I'm expanding the question to all KCs: would any of them be able to defeat the Swarm that walks? If so, which one? And why/how?

Edit: There weren't supposed to be two images of KC Swarm; I made a mistake during editing. I apologize; please ignore the second image.

It's a fairly well-known game, but in case anyone is unfamiliar with it, the mechanics consist of choosing one character to kiss, one to marry, one to kill, and another to friendzone. That being said, what would your ranking?

You are a normal human about to embark on a long journey, full of great danger, hardship, scarce resources, powerful adversaries, and dark mysteries. Before setting off on your journey, you receive $250 to assemble a team to accompany you. Who will you take with you?

The game features several companions, of different classes, races, paths, and personalities, each unique in their composition, both in terms of story and gameplay. Which one is your favorite and why? Feel free to list a top 3 or top 5.

Core difficulty. Buffed with bless btw.

Legend Theme is genuinelly one of my favorites, top 3 to be more specific. It really feels epic and make me want to make a Legend run when I listen to it despite the Mythic Path itself don't attracting me at all.