means as we will talk about in the combat section is that all of your attacks and everything are die space so there is an element of luck and in those cases there will be times when you have to do encounters multiple times because you get bad luck rolls on all of your dice maybe you miss every shot that kind of thing and that's a not necessarily a balance thing it's just what you can kind of expect with games like this so it's just well worth noting that the difficulty settings are there to be your friend and not to just crank them all up on as hard as possible and just have a bad time i have a whole video breaking down the character creator which i'll have a link here so you can branch off and watch that if you want to learn more but some general tips here is if you're new to the pathfinder rule set you want to stick to some of the more common dungeons and dragons classes like the barbarian the fighter the rogue ranger paladin and even the cavalier even though it's not dungeon dragons any of the classes that bridge these gaps between the pathfinder rule set and the dungeons and dragons rule sets i would consider to be the most easy to play and easy to pick up if you are starting new the pre-made characters are also there if you want to just skip the character creator entirely if you do make the wrong decision throughout the character creator don't worry there is a gentleman called hydor that you can meet at the defender's heart or later on in your hq and he can change your character completely and then you can go through the leveling up experience again from the start if you're unsure of how to level your character or your companions you can turn on the auto leveling for just your companions or for yourself as well and this will just mean that when they level up you won't have to make any choices you'll still see the screen so you'll see kind of where they're going but you don't have to make the choices for the characters and this is really valuable if you are trying to learn the systems and they're throwing a lot of different concepts and spells and feats and everything at you it just makes that process a little bit easier so you can just focus on your main character while your companions do their own thing now let's talk about resting as you explore you will become fatigued or even just use all of your spell slots and you can replenish these by resting when resting away from your headquarters there will be a corruption bar when this fills up to one two or three you will gain large debuffs that will affect your combat ability to reset the corruption bar you need to return to your hq and rest at home before adventuring out again you can lower the rate that this bar fills up by putting someone with a high religion skill into that slot in the rest menu but once it does reach that point where it does get to level one or level two you will have a significant debuff that you do want to avoid at all costs while you are resting you can also do some potion or scroll crafting as well as making food potions and scrolls are a little bit less important but the food is important as you can get various buffs from these like extra hp keep an eye out for new recipes so that you can make different types of food encumbrance
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