None of the DLC has an official name yet, though their contents have been revealed. DLC #4 features a new brawler companion and a new playable class – the Shifter. They’ll also explore the “lost secrets of Old Sarkoris” and apparently “find new love, one transcending time itself.”

DLC #5 is a new standalone campaign continuing from Through the Ashes. It sees a new demon lord rising, and it’s up to a normal group of adventurers to stop it, fighting frozen minions in the process. Though it can be played without experiencing Through the Ashes, save data from the latter allows for carrying your hero over. The DLC will take 6-7 hours to complete and unlocks a new dungeon in the main campaign.

Finally, DLC #6 sees players revisiting Kenabres after it’s rebuilt. A festival is held, and the protagonist is the guest of honor. It’s a way to hang out with companions, but Kenabres still has some secrets to discover.

Creative director Alexander Mishulin said, “Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is the first title created by Owlcat as an independent studio with complete control over the development, and we have far-reaching plans for future updates and new content.

“It’s been a year since we released the game, but there is still a dedicated team in our studio working exclusively on Pathfinder. And we have a lot of ideas for your future adventures. Thus, we will continue making new content in the form of DLC for our game.”

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is available for PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch via the cloud. Check out our review here for more details.

The Enhanced Edition is also a free update for current owners on PC and includes quality of life improvements, Photo Mode and new “high-level content” for different Mythic Paths. It also adds controller support on PC, coloring and reforging armor, an inventory search function, and an enhanced battle log.

Aside from Switch, all console players can purchase additional DLC like Through the Ashes, Inevitable Excess and The Treasure of the Midnight Isles separately or as part of the Season Pass. The premium DLC will arrive at a later time for Nintendo Switch, so stay tuned for more details.

For more details on Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, check out our official review of the base game here.