Wrath Regen Mod

Wrath Regen Mod is a Unity Mod Manager mod for Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous that restores resources over time.

The mod is designed around runtime capability detection rather than hardcoding a single class flow, so it can already handle several major resource systems used by Wrath classes.

Screenshots

General Settings

Health Regen Settings

Resource Regen Settings

In-Game Log Example

Current Features

• Out-of-combat health regeneration
• Spontaneous spell slot regeneration
• Prepared spell slot regeneration
• Generic ability resource regeneration
  • examples: Lay on Hands, Smite Evil, and other limited-use class ability pools
• Kineticist burn regeneration with a configurable floor
• Optional visual effects for spell and resource restoration
• In-game UMM settings UI with tabs and structured configuration
• Configurable logging levels for debugging and troubleshooting

What The Mod Supports Right Now

The current release works best for:

• spontaneous casters such as Oracle
• prepared casters such as Paladin and Eldritch Scoundrel
• classes and archetypes that use standard BlueprintAbilityResource pools
• Kineticists using fixed-floor burn restoration

Some classes and archetypes still have unique mechanics that may need deeper class-specific handling later, but the current system already covers a large part of the common resource-restoration cases.

Installation

Extract the mod into your Wrath Mods folder so the final path looks like:

<Pathfinder Wrath install folder>\Mods\Wrath.Regen.Mod

If you are using a packaged release zip, it should already contain the correct Wrath.Regen.Mod folder layout.

Prerequisites For Building

• Wrath installed locally
• Visual Studio or Rider
• .NET Framework 4.8 developer tools / targeting pack
• Unity Mod Manager already working in Wrath
• A decompiler such as dnSpyEx, ILSpy, or ilspycmd

First-Time Setup

1. Open Wrath.Regen.Mod.csproj.
2. Set your local game folder by either:
   • copying Wrath.Regen.Mod.local.props.example to Wrath.Regen.Mod.local.props and editing WrathGameDir, or
   • editing the local path configuration another way if you prefer
3. Confirm these files exist under your game install:
   • Wrath_Data\Managed\Assembly-CSharp.dll
   • Wrath_Data\Managed\UnityModManager\0Harmony.dll
   • Wrath_Data\Managed\UnityModManager\UnityModManager.dll
4. Build the project.
5. Check that these files appear in <WrathGameDir>\Mods\Wrath.Regen.Mod\:
   • Wrath.Regen.Mod.dll
   • Info.json
6. Launch the game and verify the mod appears in UMM.

Example local props file:

<Project>
  <PropertyGroup>
    <WrathGameDir>D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Pathfinder Second Adventure</WrathGameDir>
  </PropertyGroup>
</Project>

Build

Run:

dotnet build

The project builds the main output into bin and also copies the active mod files into the game Mods\Wrath.Regen.Mod directory when the local path is configured.

Typical build outputs:

• bin/Info.json
• bin/Wrath.Regen.Mod.dll
• bin/Wrath.Regen.Mod.pdb

Logging

The mod supports multiple log levels in the in-game settings:

• Error
• Info
• Verbose

The main UMM log file is usually located at:

<Pathfinder Wrath install folder>\Wrath_Data\Managed\UnityModManager\Log.txt

You can also optionally mirror mod messages into the in-game event log from the settings UI.

Project Structure

Useful entry points in the codebase:

• src/Main.cs
• src/ModSettings.cs
• src/UI/SettingsRenderer.cs
• src/Infrastructure/ModLogger.cs
• src/Features/HealthRegen
• src/Features/ResourceRegen

Research and implementation notes live in:

• Tutorial.md
• docs

Publishing

Release and packaging instructions are documented in:

• Publish Guide.md

Status

This mod has moved well beyond the original scaffold phase. It now has a working multi-system regeneration prototype suitable for an initial public release, with room to expand into deeper class- and archetype-specific handling over time.