All your favorite classes from the Pathfinder Tabletop have made their way into Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous! So, we are here with our Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Classes guide to help you pick a suitable class.
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Classes
Selecting your class is essential to creating your character in Pathfinder WotR and with over 25 options it can be a difficult choice.
Before you pick the class, you should consider some important factors. For example, the way you want to play, what role you want to fulfill. But overall you should pick whatever seems interesting!
Below are all 25 classes in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, along with a brief overview of what you can expect from each of them and their subclasses.
Alchemist
The alchemists can craft some important items that are essential for the battle. Explosives, chemical substances, and mutagens are notable amongst the alchemists’ arsenal!
This can help you attack the enemy by maintaining a distance or even buff up yourself.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: d8 (+5 per level)
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Alchemist subclasses
Chirurgeon – This alchemist subclass can make physical abilities better. They can also heal blindness and poison.
Grenadier – The grenadier can disable the effect of the bombs on allies. It can also gain bombs to use against the enemies to cause more destruction. Grenadiers also have the ability to drink potions, mutagens, and elixirs without them having any negative impact on them.
Incense Synthesizer – It can convert the explosion of the bomb into fog which allows the allies to buff and deceive the enemy.
Metamorph – This subclass is a bit different from other Alchemist subclasses, as it doesn’t rely on bombs and converts itself into animals like bears, dragons, etc instead.
Preservationist – The Preservationist can call any animal to aid.
Vivisectionist – With the evil powers being the main strength, they rely mostly on sneak attacks, wild mutations, and disgusting flesh.
Arcanist
Arcanists carry some special magical abilities which they inherit from their ancestors. They can use their enhanced spellcasting abilities during battle quite effectively and feature a reservoir mechanic.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: d6 (+4 per level)
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Arcanist subclasses
Brown Fur Transmuter – As the name suggests, they are an expert at transmutation magic spells.
Eldritch Font – With the help of an Eldritch font, they can manipulate chances of success for their spells!
Nature Mage – Surprisingly, they carry the magical powers of Druid instead of Arcanist.
Phantasmal Mage – In exchange for learning modern Arcanist techniques, they gain metamagic abilities.
Unlettered Arcanist – They mostly depend on the magical powers of a Witch and preserve the magical powers as a secret.
White Mage – White Mage can cast spells and heal others offering essential support.
Barbarian
Barbarians possess great power and can cause a huge amount of damage. They have a strong physique and are resistant to lots of damage types.
A great DPS dealer, the Barbarian has the following Stats:
- Alignment Requirement: Any Non-Lawful
- Hit Die: +7
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
- Weapon Proficiency: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons, Medium Armor, Light Armor, and Shields (excluding Tower Shields)
Barbarian Subclasses
Armored Hulk – Armored Hulk trades off some detection bonuses for heavy armor proficiency
Beastkin Berserker – In exchange for losing their speed, they get access to an ability that allows them to convert into a creature.
Instinctual Warrior – They sacrifice all the Armor Proficiencies of a Barbarian to get access to powers like Blind-Fight, Fervent Reflexes, and Focused Rage, and other rage powers to gain more strength.
Invulnerable Rager – This subclass sacrifices the abilities like Uncanny Dodge, Improved Uncanny Dog, and Danger Sense to become more resistible and to reduce the damage received from the enemy.
Mad Dog – In exchange for the Uncanny Dog, they get access to an animal companion.
Pack Rager – By giving damage reduction ability, they get more bonuses while fighting with teammates.
Bards
This class offers abilities that can be useful for enhancing party abilities. This is a perfect choice if you are looking for a support class, as they can also keep a check and help you get over the traps successfully.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 4
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Bard Subclasses
Archaeologist – It sacrifices Inspire Courage, Inspire Competence and Performance abilities to get Evasion, Archaeologist’s Luck, Confident Explorer, Clever Explorer, Danger Sense, Advanced Talent and a +1 luck bonus as well.
Beast Tamer – This subclass also loses the same Inspire abilities mentioned above to get the ability to cast nature spells and tame the pets.
Dirge Bard – This subclass sacrifices No Jack of All Trades, Well-Versed and gains Haunted Eyes, Haunting Refrain, Secrets of the Grave, and Dance of the Dead.
Flame Dancer – This subclass has access to fire spells and can also increase the resistance of allies through flames, thus making their survival skills better; but loses Inspire Competence, Dirge of Doom, and Frightening Tune.
Thundercaller – Sacrifices Inspire Competence and ability to cast fear on the enemies to gain Bound to Land.
Tranquil Whisperer – They enhance the defense of the through Tranquil abilities but lose Inspire abilities.
Bloodrager
Bloodragers are a mixture of Arcane and Barbarian in terms of abilities. This class offers great strength and power. In addition to this, they can cast magical spells, thus enhancing their combat capabilities.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Bloodrager subclasses
Bloodrider – This subclass is exceptionally good at fighting with a mount as they gain Fast Rider and Animal Companion. However, they lose Uncanny Dodge and Fast movement abilities.
Greenrager – They get access to Unfettered Fury, Summoning Rager, and Furious Summoning, but they lose Blood Sanctuary.
Mixed-Blood Rager – They get access to Mixed Bloodline and Second Mixed Bloodline but cannot cast spells.
Primalist – To enhance the rage powers, they mix their bloodline with more traditional rage powers.
Reformed Fiend – This subclass is an expert to deal with evil enemies as it has Hatred Against Evil, Way of Redemption, and Reformed Fiend. They either belong to the Infernal or Abyssal bloodline.
Spelleater – To get access to the healing power, they consume their own spell slots. This costs them Uncanny Dodge, and they lose Damage Reduction.
Steelblood – With the main strength relying on heavy armor, they are quite useful for defensive purposes as they have Heavy Armor Proficiency, Indomitable Stance, Armored Swiftness, Armor Training, and Blood Deflection.
Cavalier
Cavalier is dedicated to the oath he has sworn. They can fight while riding on the horse and can cause a huge amount of damage, as they can move around the battlefield.
This special ability gives them the chance to dominate the enemies easily.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Cavalier Subclasses
Beast Rider – As the name suggests, they sacrifice a horse to gain access to a beast. For example, a dinosaur, a mastodon, or a wolf.
Disciple of the Pike – This subclass is an expert at using spears and fighting huge creatures.
Fearsome Leader – As the name suggests, they focus on casting fear at the enemies, but they lose Tactician abilities.
Gendarme – Gains combat feats by giving away the ability to fight with allies.
Knight of the Wall – They are very good at defensive skills but lose Tactician abilities.
Standard Bearer – This subclass initially gets banner bonuses and later gets access to the mounted bonuses as well, but they lose Mighty Charge and Supreme Charge.
Cavalier of the Paw – The strength of this subclass is a bonus against the huge creatures. They prefer to use dogs and wolves instead of horses.
Cleric
This class is close to some deities in Pathfinder and can use their magical abilities for weakening the enemy or empowering and healing allies.
- Alignment Requirement: Cleric’s alignment has to be within a single step of her deity’s, along with either the law/chaos axis or the good/evil axis
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Cleric Subclasses
Angelfire Apostle – This subclass has fewer spells relatively, but greater healing power.
Crusader – With the bonus it obtains in the form of heavy armor, the defensive skills of this subclass increase exponentially.
Devilbane Priest – They are an expert at fighting demons and carry heavy armor to enhance their defensive skills.
Ecclesitheurge – Proficient in using weapons, they can enhance their spellcasting ability, but they are not proficient with any armor or shields.
Herald Caller – As the name suggests, this subclass can call animal companions to aid. They are not proficient with any armor or weapons.
Priest of Balance – Moves around the energy spells to gain special rewards.
Druid
The Druids provide support by staying at the back. They also possess animal companions to help them during the battle. They can make the enemies more vulnerable to attack.
- Alignment Requirement: Any neutral
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Druid Subclasses
Blight Druid – This subclass gives up on nature bonds to gain special nature effects. They release this spell to cause damage to the enemy.
Defender of the True World – Causes a huge amount of damage to creatures and gain big bonuses as well.
Drovier – Provides buff to allies and has the ability to keep an animal companion, but loses Nature Bond and Wild Shape.
Elemental Rampager – This subclass has the ability to transform but does not have Venom Immunity, Nature Bond, or Resist Nature’s Lure.
Feyspeaker – Gains access to special magical spells that can deceive the enemy.
Primal Druid – The strength of this subclass is the animal companion in the shape of dinosaurs.
Fighter
As the name suggests, the fighter is an expert at combat. This class is rather vanilla but possesses a great variety of weapons to cause a huge amount of damage.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Fighter Subclasses
Aldori Defender – Gain training in counters and parry instead of some armor.
Armiger – With the bonus in exchange for Charms and Compulsion, gains extra skill with the progress of levels.
Dragonheir Scion – By sacrificing the bravery and armor expertise, they gain access to Arcane Strike to increase the strength of hitting with the weapon.
Mutation Warrior – This subclass is an expert at crafting mutagens to gain access to powers like Feral Wings and Nauseating Flesh.
Tower Shield Specialist – As the name suggests, this subclass is an expert at Defensive skills at the cost of Weapon Training.
Two-Handed Fighter – This subclass depends on two-handed weapons to gain access to several skills. It cannot do Armor Training or Weapon Training.
Hunter
This class fights as a team with the animal companion. Also, they possess nature spells that they can cast on beasts to capture their abilities. They can enhance their and the animal companion’s abilities through the magical powers they have.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 4
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Hunter Subclasses
Colluding Scoundrel – Gains access to sneak attack from various creatures to attack the enemies that fight the allies.
Divine Hound – Gains bonuses against the enemies by detecting them earlier. They also deceive the enemies.
Divine Hunter – As the name suggests, this subclass gains access to special spells from a divine source.
Forester – Good at fighting and is aware of the landscape but cannot have an animal companion.
Urban Hunter – Focuses on weakening the enemy by making severe attacks on the enemies.
Wandering Marksman – They specialize to focus on a special type of enemy and deal bonus damage to that particular enemy type.
Inquisitor
The main ability of the Inquisitor is the divine magical power that they possess. They can buff themselves, thus helping the teammates during the combat.
They carry a special ability known as teamwork feats, which allows them to provide buffs to the teammates even when the teammates don’t have them.
- Alignment Requirement: Inquisitor’s alignment has to be within a single step of her deity’s, along with either the law/chaos axis or the good/evil axis
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Inquisitor Subclasses
Faith Hunter – Gains access to bonus for one of the alignments from chaotic, lawful, good, and evil
Judge – As can be guessed from its name, it can provide allies with the judgment buff to deceive the enemies.
Monster Tactician – Calls upon monsters to aid.
Sacred Huntmaster – The animal companion gives help to deal with the enemies in this case.
Sanctified Slayer – This subclass also uses judgment skills to harm the enemy.
Tactical Leader – The main strength is teamwork which enhances the ability to harm and cast fear.
Kineticist
Kineticists can convert the unimportant raw elements into useful attacking materials for the combats. They can produce effects like Kinesis to deceive the enemies, as they start assuming Kineticists as monks or sorcerers.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Kineticist Subclasses
Blood Kineticist – In exchange for Infusion talents, they gain the ability to harm the blood of enemies.
Dark Elementalist – Depends on the intelligence that they have and burns the nearby enemies.
Elemental Engine – They burn as much as they can to gain bonuses.
Kinetic Knight – Use their ability to burn using their weapons.
Overwhelming Soul – They produce powerful blasts but do not have the ability to burn enemies.
Psychokineticist – This subclass uses wisdom as a weapon.
Magus
Magus can use both weapons and magic spells at the same time. They can also enhance the weapons by using their magical powers.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Magus Subclasses
Arcane Rider – Gains bonus for charges and can travel at heights up to 30 feet.
Armored Battlemage – As the name suggests, it improves the defense.
Eldritch Archer – They use bows to cast spells effectively but have less known spells and low intelligence (fewer Skill Points)..
Eldritch Scion – This subclass also casts spells, but mostly casts random spells.
Hexcrafter – Buffs the allies to deceive the enemies but cannot recall spells.
Sword Saint – Proficient in using a single weapon. They sacrifice flexibility and armor but have mastered the blade.
Spell Dancer – This subclass has high speed and can make severe attacks utilizing spell and sword!
Monk
Monk doesn’t possess any kind of weapon. However, they can use their fists to attack! They also prefer to enter combat without any armor, but class bonuses make up for that deficiency.
- Alignment Requirement: Any Lawful
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Monks Subclasses
Quarterstaff Master – Attacks become severe with time. They can easily weaken the enemies. However, the Quarterstaff is the only weapon they can flurry with.
Scaled Fist – This subclass provides the best armor class. With a high gain in bonus, they can also hit the enemies hard as well but they have less Ki power.
Sensei – They are an expert at encouraging the allies to be with you. The downside is that they cannot evade.
Sohei – This subclass is good at using weapons and has Inspire talents but does not have the ability to evade.
Traditional Monk – With the main ability Dimension Door, they can also heal themselves, but they do not have many choices of Ki Power.
Zen Archer – Their expertise is the use of bows.
Student of Stone – This subclass is not very good at movement, but can withstand much damage.
Oracle
Oracle gets the divine power from many gods, so as compared to other spellcasters, they can cast more magical spells.
They can be useful for weakening the enemies, thus making them more vulnerable. With the progress of the level, they can learn new spells.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
- Spellcasting Ability: Charisma
Oracle Subclasses
Divine Herbalist – Can produce healing liquids at the cost of the first and seventh level revelations.
Enlightened Philosopher – They are immune to traps, health losses and can become alive after being dead for one time in a day but lose Seventh Level Revelation.
Lone Strider – They can move swiftly, so they can transfer from one place to the other easily. They also gain a bonus for attacking, but they lose Revelations Gained at First and Seventh Level.
Possessed Oracle – Loses your action but gains bonus like Uncanny Dodge.
Seeker – This subclass is good at determining and disabling the traps. Also, they have metamagic spells, so can provide buffs. They lose Third and Fifteenth Level Revelations.
Wind Whisperer – They can call and cast lightning spells. They have to select the Wind mystery.
Purifier – Good at defensive and spell casting skills, but they sacrifice 1 spell slot of each spell level. They also have to learn all Cure and Inflict spells themselves.
Paladin
Paladins can be useful to heal companions. They also cast spells that are effective against evil enemies. A Paladin must be lawful, so you need to take care of this fact if you are to choose this type of character.
- Alignment Requirement: Lawful Good
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Paladin Subclasses
Divine Guardian – Gains bonus and features for providing protection, but they cannot cast spells.
Divine Hunter – This subclass can operate from a distance, thus greater chance to remain safe, but they only possess Light Armor Proficiencies.
Divine Scion – They can observe the enemies to gain a bonus. Gets Sneak Attack for Smite Evil.
Hospitaler – Healing and causing damage are their main strengths. They also gain channel energy but do not have Mark of Justice and lose some Smite Evil.
Martyr – Spills out the blood to provide buffs such as Inspire Courage and Stigmata but do not have Smite Evil.
Warrior of the Holy Light – Uses the light to heal and buff the allies. Their power increases with time as well. They cannot cast spells.
Stonelord – This subclass can withstand huge amounts of damage but lose talents such as Smite Evil and Divine Grace.
Ranger
Rangers can become an expert of any kind of weapon whether melee or ranged. They can also focus on a specific enemy and develop their strengths abilities accordingly to cause more damage.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 4
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Ranger Subclasses
Demonslayer – Deals with the demons as the enemy only for bonus. They also gain Protection against Evil.
Espionage Expert – As the name suggests, detects and disables the traps.
Flame Warden – Provide fire to make your weapons more powerful. Also, gain access to fire spells.
Freebooter – They focus on a specific target to help the allies.
Nomad – With the animal companion, they are good at archery.
Stormwalker – Casts storm spells in the form of animal companions. They are also good at archery.
Rogue
Rogue can hide and disappear. They can make strong attacks without being traced by the enemy. They also help to get over the traps. Let’s head towards the subclasses.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 5
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Rogue Subclasses
Eldritch Scoundrel – Good at casting spells but bad at Sneak Attacks.
Knife Master – They are an expert at Sneak Attack but have no Danger Sense and Trapfinding.
Rowdy – They have the ability to deal extra damage, so good at defensive skills but bad with weapons.
Sylvan Trickster – As the name suggests, they gain access to tricks from the Witch.
Thug – Causes health losses to the enemies using sneak attacks but has no Danger Sense.
Underground Chemist – They make liquids to throw at the enemies. Their penalty is that they have no Evasion.
Master of All – They get a bonus to the skills and possess the knowledge of Bard.
Shamans
Shamans are the most versatile ones in the game. You can use them as whatever you wish to according to your need.
They can heal the allies, buff the teammates, and make the enemies more vulnerable. They have the most powerful spells and can cause a huge amount of damage to the enemies.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Shaman Subclasses
Possessed Shaman – Combines infinite bonus with skills and spirits in them to become formidable but has fewer Hexes.
Shadow Shaman – They are good at Sneak Attack but have fewer Hexes and no Wandering Spirit.
Spirit Hunter – As the name suggests, they destroy spirits. They also carry empowered weapons.
Spirit Warden – Gains access to skills like Death Ward, detection of future, and can make the dead alive.
Unsworn Shaman – With the minor spirits, they get some hexes as well but have weakened skills.
Witch Doctor – Good at healing allies and causing damage. They can also handle the curse.
Wildland Shaman – This subclass buffs your character. They are also good at fighting and have a strong physique.
Skalds
Skalds tell legends of the past to make their attacks more effective. They perform poetry songs with more than one meaning to get the magical powers from the spellcasters.
Skald Subclasses
Battle Scion – They get bonuses for teamwork.
Battle Singer – As the name suggests, they sing a song to cause damage to the enemies.
Court Poet – They are much similar to bard, so they can provide a bonus of inspiration.
Demon Dancer – They bite the enemies and buffs by losing health.
Herald of the Horn – Casts spells through horn making a disturbing sound.
Hunt Caller – This subclass tracks the enemy using their scent.
Slayer
They can effectively mark their target and kill it within no time. They are also good at dodging, thus having good defensive skills.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +6
- Skill Points per Level: 3
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: +1
Slayer Subclasses
Arcane Enforcer – With the Arcanic abilities, they cause explosions to make attacks more effective.
Deliverer – Gains buff for dealing with the enemies.
Executioner – They are expert at killing humans, but are penalized for killing non humans.
Spawn Slayer – This subclass gets bonus for progressing through the levels.
Stygian Slayer – As the name suggests, they are an expert at killing enemies but have no Slayer Proficiencies.
Vanguard – They are exceptionally brutal, so they can cast fear at the cost of fewer Slayer Talents.
Imitator – This subclass imitates other classes. Its penalty is that it has fewer Sneak Attack and Slayer Talents.
Sorcerer
Sorcerers possess a variety of spells that they can use continuously. They can learn the spells with the progress of levels, so don’t need to prepare for the spell. To enhance their abilities, they choose a bloodline.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +4
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Sorcerer Subclasses
Crossblooded – They gain a second bloodline, but they learn one less spell per spell level and only gain one bloodline power.
Empyreal Sorcerer – They have access to holy spells. They have to select the Empyreal Bloodline.
Seeker – This subclass is an expert at traps, spells, and weakening the enemies. They lose third and Fifteenth Level Bloodline powers.
Overwhelming Mage – Good at casting effective spells.
Sage Sorcerer – With the help of intelligence, they cast strong spells. They cannot select a Bloodline.
Sylvan Sorcerer – Casts spells in the same way as Druid. They have to select the Sylvan Bloodline.
Nine-Tailed Heir – They get a bonus feat by sacrificing the additional spells. They have to select the Nine-Tailed Heir Bloodline.
Warpriest
This is a very versatile option to go with. They can be used both for attacking and defensive purposes.
Unlike clerics, they can be extremely violent if the situation demands. They also focus on finding the lost relics, healing the allies, defending the church.
- Alignment Requirement: Warpriest’s alignment has to be within a single step of his deity’s, along with either law/chaos axis or the good/evil axis
- Hit Die: +5
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Warpriest Subclasses
Champion of the Faith – With expertise in one alignment that is similar to your deity, deities come to aid upon their call to enhance the weapons.
Cult Leader – With the ability to sneak attack, they can hide around well.
Disenchanter – They focus on deceiving the enemy through spell casting.
Feral Champion – This subclass provides you with allies by allowing you to call companions.
Proclaimer – They get near the enemy and enchant the name of their deity loudly to cause holy damage to them.
Shieldbearer – With heavy armor, they have exceptional defensive skills.
Witch
Their power comes from a mysterious source. They can cast spells on enemies to make them more vulnerable.
Their strength is the strange effects like the curse and hexes that they apply to the enemy.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +4
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Witch Subclasses
Elemental Witch – Locks the elements to spell trees.
Hagbound – This subclass uses the claws to attack the enemy. They can convert themselves into a Hag as well.
Hex Channeler – They heal the good alignment only and convert the evil to good.
Ley Line Guardian – This subclass not only uses the spells but also enhances them with time.
Stigmatized Witch – They carry the drawback of a curse but can cast spells in exchange for choosing between one from Demonic, Hellbound, or plague.
Witch of the Veil – Good at dodging, thus it can be deceptive.
Wizard
With the main strength being spellcasting, they are quite versatile. They can cast a large number of spells during the battle on the condition that they are prepared.
Their ability to specialize in a specific magic spell makes them quite effective but also limits them to that specific magic spell.
- Alignment Requirement: Any
- Hit Die: +4
- Skill Points per Level: 2
- Level 1 Base Attack Bonus: None
Wizard Subclasses
Arcane Bomber – They can craft Arcane bombs for an explosion. Of the five schools, Arcane Bomber loses one and opposes the other four.
Elemental Specialist – They can utilize elemental damage to their advantage. They do not have any Specialist School choices.
Exploiter Wizard – They can utilize the spells to their advantage. They do not have any Specialist School choices.
Scroll Savant – This subclass gains bonuses like spell casting, scrolling.
Spell Master – With the special metamagic spells, they keep on enhancing their spellcasting abilities. They do not have any Arcane Bond choices.
Thassilonion Specialist – This subclass has two extra spells but cannot enter the school of the enemies.
Cruoromancer – Being locked in the specialist school, they are still able to enhance their spellcasting abilities.
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Prestige Classes
These classes are available when the character reaches level 5. Here are all the prestige classes.
Arcane Trickster
They are a combination of rogue and magic abilities. They can attack the enemy using their magical powers and disappear at the same time.
Assassin
Assassins are skilled at killing the enemy without getting noticed. They can use several different ways to kill the enemy.
Stalwart Defender
As the name suggests, Stalwart Defenders are very good at defensive skills. They can be useful to reduce damage.
Eldritch Knight
They cast magic spells from a distance. They can be good at severe fights and can also mold themselves according to the situation.
Dragon Disciple
Dragon Disciples can use magic spells and become a dragon. This makes then receive bonus ability scores and lets them use dragon powers during combat.
Hellknight
The powers of Hellknight increases with time. Knights have powers according to their order and possess a huge variety of abilities.
Mystic Theurge
They can cast two spells of magic simultaneously. They can use their magical powers to both help the allies and cause damage to the enemies as well, so they are a good option.
Duelist
Duelists are an expert at dodging the enemies. They exchange the armor with the bonus doge ability to make dodging capabilities more effective. This helps them cause more damage.
Aldori Swordlord
They are very good at using swords. They can use various ways and don’t stick to any specific way to use the sword. This increases the effectiveness of their attack on their enemies, as it becomes difficult for enemies to judge the attack.
Student of War
Student of War uses his mind to enhance their skills through research and study. This constant increase in their abilities makes them formidable against their enemies.
Hellknight Signifer
With the special magical powers, Hellknight Signifiers are relentless against the enemies. They never are merciful to the enemies, so they fight with great strength.
Loremaster
Loremasters believe that knowledge is the biggest power. The mind of a Loremaster grows with time, so their capabilities are enhanced as age increases.
Winter Witch
With the powers from mysterious sources, they are really difficult to deal with. They can also cast magical spells which can include some special effects as well.
