Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition casts the player into a war against demonic forces pouring through the Worldwound, a rift to the Abyss. The central conflict is more than a march toward victory: decisions shape who survives and which allies remain, while the story offers radically different identities, from a celestial Angel to a necromantic Lich or a mortal Legend. That emphasis on consequence gives the crusade a personal as well as military scale.
Character-building draws on the Pathfinder First Edition ruleset, with a broad selection of classes, races, spells, feats and abilities. More than ten companions can join the party, and their trust and respect matter to whether they stay. The nine Mythic Paths add another layer of identity, granting extraordinary abilities and helping determine what follows from the player's choices. Together, these systems make character development part of the narrative design rather than a separate setup exercise.
The game pairs party-based adventures with command of a crusading army, including strategic control and a tactical combat mode. Encounters offer a choice between real-time combat with pause and turn-based play, and players can switch between those modes on the fly.
