Even more RPG action! Wrath of the Righteous will soon receive 5th DLC

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Owlcat Games announced the fifth of six planned DLCs for Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous over the weekend. This will be released in November and will tie in with the events of another expansion.

This year’s fall seems to be all about role-playing games. After Larian and Bethesda celebrated successful releases, the developer studio Owlcat Games also reports back.

One year after the release of Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, the content is far from over. The fifth DLC Lord of Nothing is scheduled to be released at the end of November, following the events of the second DLC Through the Ashes  This will bring the story of Sendri and Rekarth to an epic conclusion.

In the upcoming Wrath of the Righteous DLC, players uncover the secrets behind Sendri’s strange behavior and destroy the evil that lurks in the corners of Golarion. To achieve this goal, they explore in the frozen realm a wizard tower, brave the Shadow Plane, and explore various new locations.

These places are naturally teeming with new enemy typesthat you can face with the help of new game mechanics  These include 15 new archetypesnew spells and new abilities Also, the new ability-boosting android companion Penta joins the hero group.

On November 21, you can let loose in the Wrath of the Righteous DLC Lord of Nothing. This will be available on all playable platforms of the main game.

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