Amid the chaos, the ground is torn apart and I fall into the crack.ĭown in a spider-infested cavern lit by glowing blue mushrooms (hey, it's a fantasy RPG after all), I team up with a few other survivors of the attack on the fair and get a taste of one of WotR's many dungeons. A fair is taking place in Kenabres, but the festivities are interrupted by a battle between a giant insect-like demon and a dragon. With my character complete, I begin my adventure in Kenabres, "a city poised on the border between two worlds." The setting in Wrath of the Righteous is split between the 'normal' world-a fairly typical Tolkien-esque high fantasy setting-and the Worldwound, a freaky, demon-haunted wasteland teeming with all manner of unholy monsters and dark magic.
Yes, there are dinosaurs in Wrath of the Righteous-some of which you can use as mounts and ride into battle Why gallop around on a boring old horse when you can charge gloriously into the fray on the back of a prehistoric beast? Other mounts and animal companions include dogs, elk, mastodons, wolves, and smilodons-a beast you probably know better as a sabre-toothed tiger. Yes, there are dinosaurs in Wrath of the Righteous-some of which you can use as mounts and ride into battle. To finish things off I choose Atheism as my religion (or lack thereof), True Neutral as my alignment, and best of all, a velociraptor as my animal companion. For Feats, I add Alertness, which gives me a +2 bonus to Perception, and Endurance, which earns me a +2 bonus to Athletics- and lets me sleep in light or medium armour without becoming fatigued.
Being a Nomad, I figure he probably hasn't spent much time hanging out in the library with dusty old wizards. I give my Cavalier a lot of Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, and Charisma, but skimp on the Wisdom and Intelligence. I select Charisma as my racial bonus, because I love sweet talkin' my way out of trouble in CRPGs.
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