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The warlock is empowering the vestige. Via the old definitions of vestiges, a mortal vestige warlock or binder can't do that since they...

My point was that they are dead to the point that they can't come back. A vestige god is dead and gone in a manner that mortal...

They are dead dead in the sense that they are can't go back in the cycle for rebirth. They arent really conscious tangible things that a...

In Tome of Magic, they are dead dead. But somehow they became an error. They don't exist in the cycle of life and death properly. Their...

The logical answer is More Classes D&D has long time missed a simple Intelligence based cantrip class that can cast high level spels...

I think the vestige warlock in this playtest might be better. If reflared as the warlock of a fallen or other setting pantheon, then you...

Try being a Seeker fan. :)

Yeah and they were actually cool. A pet warlock is a bit lame especially when pact of the chain already kind of does that but more...

It’s almost like 4e was actually really well designed.

Correlation does not imply causation The way a high level spellcaster is set up and designed is not the way anybody really wants to...

That was some vestige options. Gods from other settings. Thor in a Greek setting. Arete Literally how Acererak and Ashardalon are...

Yeah. Just rename it as a Dying God Pact

It’s really just a vestige of the iconic 3.5 binder.

Sure. But the old rules were better. Warlock could get a pet subclass elsewhere. The point of a Binder or Vestige Warlock is that you...

I'll preface this by saying most of my campaigns run up into low to mid teens and I just don't see the kind of 7±3 overload problems...