Differences between Kingmaker and tabletop Pathfinder

The following page details the differences between Kingmaker, the computer role-playing game, and the tabletop Pathfinder game.

Systems
Skills:Kingmaker uses most of the Consolidated Skills Optional Rules then applies most of the Grouped Skills Optional Rules from the Unchained Rulebook for figuring out skills. Allowing for more versatility from most classes and characters as seen in the table.

Note: the Feint combat maneuver does not exist in game, and all subsequent feats are not implemented.

There is no range increments, only attack ranges.

Characters
The Alchemist in Kingmaker is able to throw bombs 30ft instead of 20ft.

The Barbarian class is the Unchained variant. Unchained supports a non-strength based Barbarian from a straight to hit and damage Morale bonus regardless, and the lack of temporary morale stat changes allow ptger morale buffs.

The Monk is unchained variant, yet you are able to take standard as a "traditional" archetype.

Spellcasting classes receive extra spell casts from their casting ability score, but seems to not use the same table as the TTRPG.

The Original Rogue, featured in the core rule book, will never be a class in Kingmaker. The Unchained Variant is the only one available for good game balancing reasons.

Spontaneous casters such as the sorcerer, bard and eldritch scion magus cannot choose to learn new spells in place of ones they already know.

Feats
Only feats from the core rulebook, aside from original magus ones.

DLC will add some feats and classes.