Pathfinder wrath of the righteous
Is there any hypnosis in this game? And if it is where and how?
Wrath of the Righteous is a spinoff of the pathfinder tabletop RPG, not unlike D&D(in fact the original PF is a fork of 3rd edition D&D).
it has a lot of mind control effects as a result. In the lore, at least! Sadly since many of those are for social situations, not combat, most were not adapted for the video game.
The few that did make it in cause domination(obedient to most commands) or fascination(staring in awe at something the magic makes you think is just, so very great).
Anything that says dominate in the name, Bardic Fascination, Beguiling Aura, Litany of Eloquence, the Serpentine Sorcerer's naga form and the Cult Leader's enthrall are examples.
it has a lot of mind control effects as a result. In the lore, at least! Sadly since many of those are for social situations, not combat, most were not adapted for the video game.
The few that did make it in cause domination(obedient to most commands) or fascination(staring in awe at something the magic makes you think is just, so very great).
Anything that says dominate in the name, Bardic Fascination, Beguiling Aura, Litany of Eloquence, the Serpentine Sorcerer's naga form and the Cult Leader's enthrall are examples.
BugmenotEncore said:
Wrath of the Righteous is a spinoff of the pathfinder tabletop RPG, not unlike D&D(in fact the original PF is a fork of 3rd edition D&D).
it has a lot of mind control effects as a result. In the lore, at least! Sadly since many of those are for social situations, not combat, most were not adapted for the video game.
The few that did make it in cause domination(obedient to most commands) or fascination(staring in awe at something the magic makes you think is just, so very great).
Anything that says dominate in the name, Bardic Fascination, Beguiling Aura, Litany of Eloquence, the Serpentine Sorcerer's naga form and the Cult Leader's enthrall are examples.
Wrath of the Righteous is a spinoff of the pathfinder tabletop RPG, not unlike D&D(in fact the original PF is a fork of 3rd edition D&D).
it has a lot of mind control effects as a result. In the lore, at least! Sadly since many of those are for social situations, not combat, most were not adapted for the video game.
The few that did make it in cause domination(obedient to most commands) or fascination(staring in awe at something the magic makes you think is just, so very great).
Anything that says dominate in the name, Bardic Fascination, Beguiling Aura, Litany of Eloquence, the Serpentine Sorcerer's naga form and the Cult Leader's enthrall are examples.
Thank you. And besides skills, in what other situations is there mental control or hypnosis?
A crpg with a bigger focus on mental control stuff is Tyranny. One of the main companions is a Siren that can mind control others, meaning it's both a gameplay feature and a small part of the story.
I never got to this part but there is a Succubus companion you get later and she's trying to turn a new leaf and be good. Despite this, depending on your playthrough can corrupt her back to being evil. I never did this myself but it's an option if you see corruption as mind control!
Biofreeze said:
I never got to this part but there is a Succubus companion you get later and she's trying to turn a new leaf and be good. Despite this, depending on your playthrough can corrupt her back to being evil. I never did this myself but it's an option if you see corruption as mind control!
I never got to this part but there is a Succubus companion you get later and she's trying to turn a new leaf and be good. Despite this, depending on your playthrough can corrupt her back to being evil. I never did this myself but it's an option if you see corruption as mind control!
Thanks. I like the idea of corruption a little bit but i preffer the mindless slave control or something like that.
