In some cases, this would be an active skill (i.e., similar to Cure Wounds). Note 2: Generals may also gain a guaranteed skill when they level up. Because the slots pertain to each unique unit, you can have hundreds of troops of a particular type. As this passive gains additional ranks, it’ll also give additional unit slots. Ideally, you’ll want to pick Master of Maneuver whenever it pops up. Note 1: Generals level up the more battles they win. It adds an extra unit slot for the army led by this general. Master of Maneuver – This is also an unbelievably useful skill to obtain for your general.
Traveler – This adds additional movement points per day. This allows a general to heal a unit and revive any troops that were killed. Cure Wounds – One of the most important skills to have. When you find someone you like, go recruit them by spending Finance Points. Then, click on “Assign General.” You’ll see a few selections here, and you can even reopen the tab to refresh some of the choices. Just click on the “I” (information) icon next to an army’s panel to open the detailed view. Your generals give powerful boons based on their abilities. Note: You may exchange your gold for crusade resources.Īlthough crusading armies in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous can march out on their own without a general, it’s recommended that you do recruit one. Energy point – Used when building magical or high-end structures (more on this later). Materials points – Used when building regular structures (more on this later). Finance points – The basic resource used to recruit generals and units often rewarded after winning battles. This allows you to merge, split, and transfer units depending on the maximum number of unit slots in that army (the default is 3x unit slots). Merge units/army – Although not seen in the image above, a double-headed arrow icon will appear next to an army’s model if there’s also another army occupying the same spot. Try to fight only those with lower strength values since higher ones have stronger enemy units. Demon armies also have a numeral affixed next to their names. Army strength (the number next to the crusader army) – Shows the total strength of units in an army. Skip day (upper-right corner) – Allows you to skip a day if your armies run out of movement points. Resting/camping with your party also works, but you’ll incur Corruption penalties if you do this in the wilderness instead of a safe location. Movement points – Armies have 40 movement points each day by default. They can also be moved in a similar manner. Crusader army view – Shows all the active crusader armies in the region. Later, when a new location or pip (small circle) is discovered, you can click on that to automatically travel there. You can move by clicking on the directional arrows. Party view – Shows your party’s location. 
Before we get to that, let’s discuss some of the basics first. Your party won’t be able to get past them until a crusader army defeats the hostiles in a tactical battle. Now, destinations are blocked off by demonic hordes. Previously, you simply clicked on a destination on the world map and your party traveled there. The first thing you’ll notice at the start of Act II is the new world map interface which is akin to a tabletop. Let’s talk about your crusader armies in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – Controlling your crusader armies, recruiting units and generals, and winning tactical battles
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