So I hope you start that during the beginning of the month, as otherwise you won't be able to react to that five nasty events that pop up and have to be solved before the month ends.' I'm not saying that can't be dealt with, but it's not exactly my definition of fun. 'Oh well, you want to level up your kingdom rank? That's 14 days of not being able to do anything else. Quite a bit of that is plain cheating of course, but I don't care as long as it changes the whole mess that is kingdom management. There are also mods that 'fix' some of the rather strange design decisions regarding kingdom management, travel time, access to world map and bloated save games (still a bit vary about that one). The nexus stuff is easy to find and the save game editor on Github is made by ericfitzgerald. MischaZ: The current version of the nexus mod allows to set companions back to level 0 and set them to 25 points.Įdit: Sorry, I'm not allowed to post links. For me, changing to hard difficulty was a decent solution to that, but if you are already playing on higher difficulty levels with the standard companions you might get bored quickly.Įdit: Sorry, I'm not allowed to post links. Just be aware that changing all your companions to the better (sub)classes really ruins the balance. You have to compile it yourself, but that's not difficult. You can assign your companions to new classes via templates, but so far only base clases are available.

If unity mod manager doesn't work or you don't like to use stuff without being able to take a look at the code and what it does to your save, there is also a savegame-editor on github that allows to reset to level 1, change points etc. However I wouldn't touch this, that's begging for bugs and inconsistencies.

Technically you might even assign a new class/portrait etc. The current version of the nexus mod allows to set companions back to level 0 and set them to 25 points.

Pathfinder kingmaker save game editor