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I addressed what you considered a better way to ask the question when I pointed out the DM has the ability to make the rituals I find few and far between. He could go with the broad definition, and use his abilities as a crafter of stories (or editor of 'Treasure Found' :-) ) to keep my char...

I have asked this question in an email to Sage Advice for their March column. Not having Twitter, I didn't use that option. Here is what I sent Jeremy: "Can a warlock with Pact of the Tome choose cantrips from different lists for each of the three cantrips, or must he choose from one list only...

Thanks for the advice. You make a valid point, and picking all from Wizard or Bard are both good options if one has to pick a single class for the cantrips and rituals. As far as your second point. Sage Advice ruled warlocks can use Charisma for these.

Great thematic reasoning, and the point about not using the language they all ready used in Ritual Csster, is a sound point. I'm still guess I should ask in Sage Advice for confirmation since it seems there is not definitive in the books.

:-) That should be true of any game. The purpose of a game is to have fun.

To make the analogy percise I think it would need to be: "Choose two pieces of candy from any basket's inventory." - which could imply you only get to choose from one basket basket's = class's inventory = list as opposed to the above reply I made. Any baskets' inventories. Both Basket and...

"...any classes's lists" (currently reads 'class's list') - because that is the plural possessive form of the phrase. I am assuming the book was edited by someone who understood English grammar better then me, but I'm fairly certain that is the correct form to indicate plural possessive; many...

Pact of the Tome - "When you gain this feature, choose three cantrips from any class’s spell list." Looking around the internet it seems everyone takes the view that the cantrips can be chosen from any list (1 from Wizard, 1 from Bard and 1 from Cleric as an example) and are not confined to one...