5. Mythslayer
Mythslayer is a simple yet heavy crossbow in the game but its abilities certainly make it feel more like an ancient days missile. Although the 1d10 piercing rate of damage might not seem to be that effective but do not fall for the illusion. If the enemy on the front is a Giant, a subtype of giant, a dragon, or one with 20 or more HD, Mythslayer can deal an extra 1d10 piercing damage. Moreover, it also has 2 penalties on all of its attack rolls.
Mythslayer basically deals in Heartbreaker, Rude Stopper, or Rolling Thunder. And these are enough tricks to give you an edge over your enemies in any situation.
6. Decay Spreader
Surely, this name itself creates a different type of picture in our minds. But it is more of a Sling Staff type weapon that probably has the longest ranged attacks. Each attack of the Decay Spreader can range up to 50 feet, which is the longest by any weapon in Pathfinder. Moreover, its ability to gain a +2 bonus on the decay of every dead enemy is a cheeky way to collect some hefty bonuses at battles. It is because of such abilities, Decay Spreader is considered a very useful weapon, especially during boss fights.
7. Riftcarver
Riftcarver, a signature weapon of one of the demon gods Deskari. It is a Scythe-type weapon that has perks like summoning demons and rifts. Although the range of this weapon might be a matter of concern, its summoning ability certainly neutralizes this drawback. You can summon the demons to fight for you and even the rift carvers play a significant role by swallowing the enemies.
8. Hunter’s Blessing
Another longbow is primarily known for its ranged attacks. It would not be wrong to say that Hunter’s Blessing is specifically based on Dexterity. Therefore, if dexterity is something you highly value, it could be your go-to weapon without even a second thought. More interestingly, its +4 dexterity bonus is highly beneficial when it comes down to the numbers at last.
9. Spiteful Mockery
Spiteful Mockery is a heavy pick-type weapon that is specially designed for the witches in Pathfinder. Since it is no good when it comes to heavy damage, it isn’t one that you should wield in the early game. However, once you reach level 20 as a Wizard, it will come in handy in multiple situations. Moreover, the best thing about this weapon is that it allows you to cast the Prediction of Failure spell once a day. If you are aware of the Prediction of Failure spell, you surely know how catastrophic it can be.
10. Marching Terror
Our final choice for the best weapons in the Wrath of the Righteous is the Marching Terror. This weapon is not known for its power, strength, or radius. Rather it has a completely different purpose behind its build.
If you were to win a battle in Pathfinder, one of the most effective ways is by scaring the enemies and making them leave the battle. And Marching Terror helps you achieve this purpose. As you release the very first hit, all the enemies within its range are to pass a check. And if they fail to do so, they will be haunted by its terrors and will be forced to leave the battlefield suffering some considerable damage.
Conclusion
Battles in Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous are neither going to be easy nor fair. As you start your adventure journey, you will always be pushed down to fight enemies that are far superior to you in terms of strength and power. It is only with the perfect weapon and strategy that you can win against the terrifying demons. Which weapon have you been using so far in Pathfinder? And if you were to choose one from this list, which one would it be? Let us know in the comments below.
