Vote for your favorite Paragon Path - Part 6: Warlock

[mkill]

A quick peek into PHB 1 shows that Warlock is the next class after Rogue, so here is today's poll. As usual, pick the Paragon Path you like the most from the list - for whatever reason.

The winner will proceed to the Champions round.

Other polls:
Cleric - Fighter - Paladin - Ranger - Rogue - Warlock - Warlord - Wizard - Swordmage - Forgotten Realms - Avenger - Barbarian - Bard - Druid - Invoker - Sorcerer - Warden - Eberron - Artificer -

 

[Dice4Hire]

Don't know any of these either.

 

[Mengu]

Wild guess, Student of Caiphon will win this. Hope I'm wrong.

 

[interwyrm]

I'm a big fan of feytouched for the teleport damage.

The +4 attack on an action point round is also nice, as are all of the pp powers.

The only thing I'm not thrilled about is the misty step replacement.

 

[Ryujin]

Feytouched is good, but I see Long Night Scion as being Feytouched+. For me the best Warlock Paragon Path was actually A Bard one though; Grave Caller.

 

[interwyrm]

Feytouched is good, but I see Long Night Scion as being Feytouched+.

I think that's the generally accepted idea. I still prefer feytouched for the enhanced nova capability (action point is +attack instead of ignore cold resistance.)

I also prefer getting the teleport damage at the beginning of paragon since paragon is my ideal tier to play in, and I'd rather have it for a longer period of time.

Personal preference though.

 

[Markn]

I think people seriously underestimate Master of the Starry Night.

 

[Wepwawet]

OMG! That many???

I only know like 5 of them

 

[Ryujin]

I think that's the generally accepted idea. I still prefer feytouched for the enhanced nova capability (action point is +attack instead of ignore cold resistance.)

I also prefer getting the teleport damage at the beginning of paragon since paragon is my ideal tier to play in, and I'd rather have it for a longer period of time.

Personal preference though.

I like the auto-damage teleport from Feytouched too, but think of the epic frost-cheese that the Long Night Scion is capable of; create difficult terrain on Misty Step, boosted cold damage, reduce cold resistance, use Gloves of Eldrich Admixture to further confuse the issue....

 

[oakbriar]

One of the girls in my group plays a Feylock/Entrancing Mystic with almost all charm powers, she makes it work pretty well as a pseudo controller.

Is there any consensus for vestige pact locks? I've been leaning that way for another campaign that is starting, but none of the features do a lot for me. Keep in mind I'm used to getting stuff like +stat dmg all the time or temporary hit points each turn. Kinda hard to compare to stuff like that.