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When it comes to the RP aspect of this combo, ultimately it will be up to the DM to decide whether to allow it, or to require an in-story justification, etc. I'm a big believer in the idea that multi-classing should have an in-character justification, I hate characters that are just bags of...

"You determine what spells you know and can prepare for each class individually, as if you were a single-classed member of that class." isn't really open to interpretations, it's quite explicit. You determine which Cleric spells you can prepare solely based on your Cleric level, so the Pact...

Are you talking about using Twinned Spell to curse two people at the same time? Because I'm fairly certain that doesn't work based on the wording.

This is probably the best way to go. It's simple, and it's in keeping with the way 5e runs. The only thing you'll need to decide is if you let the player choose whichever skill modifier is higher, or if you define a "primary" skill for the check and any relevant "support" skills that would grant...

It also happens to be a correct reading. The main principle to keep in mind is that a "ranged weapon attack" and an "attack with a ranged weapon" are two different things. Look at the wording in each of the three sections of the feat. The first two deal with "ranged weapon attacks", and the...

Plus, it shouldn't take much to re-skin the Fiend patron template into a Celestial one. The mechanics of the abilities don't even really need changing, just the flavor around them(instead of Hurl Through Hell, it could be something about opening their mind to the Light Of The Heavens, something...

Perhaps a set of Black Dragonscale Mail and swap out one of its bonuses for "does not impose disadvantage on Dexterity(Stealth) checks". I say swap out rather than just add it on because Dragonscale armor is "Very Rare" as it is, and at 3rd Level that's pretty darn powerful. Black Dragonscale...

The original post said the Warlock is 3rd level, so he could only have one feat. He'd need to take Moderately Armored as his bonus Level 1 feat, and then take Medium Armor Master at Level 4.

Fiend is probably the most straightforward, especially when it comes to combat. Temp HP, resistance to the damage type of your choice, and Hurl Through Hell is just nasty when you aren't fighting fiends. Though for me, one of the best parts about Warlocks are the roleplay possibilities, and as...

Out of curiosity, how does the Warlock have Medium Armor Master if Warlocks don't have Medium Armor proficiency?

That would be my assumption if the DM house-ruled it, that the spell being stored would have to fit at its native level.

If a character with at least 7 Warlock levels comes upon an Ioun Stone(Reserve), are they unable to store spells in it? DMs, do you allow the Warlock to essentially "downgrade" one of their Pact Magic spell slots to a level that would fit in the stone? Or is the Warlock just SOL?

I am blown away that you're now incorporating the UA material right into the sheet, I was already impressed that you were making the .js files available, but making them options in the main sheet itself is truly amazing. Thank you for all the work you put into this sheet!

Ah ok, that makes MUCH more sense :)

How'd she get the +5 charisma at such an early level? Congrats on getting a new player into the fold! I have a soft spot for Warlocks, especially Archfey. Comes from being a Dresden Files fan, I suppose. I won't be following this threat TOO closely as I'm currently playing in a LMoP party...

Sounds like he means Volo's is his +1 as in "PHB +1" for source material, meaning he can't choose anything from SCAG.

I checked with Crawford on Twitter, and the intent for Ever-Ready Arrow is that after using your 2 normal "per-rest" uses, you have unlimited uses after that, but with a 1-minute recharge time in between. So basically, one per combat. Still feels like it's not enough, basically the whole...

I like that idea, something along the lines of "If you have not moved yet on your turn, you can expend all your movement and take a bonus action to steady focus your aim on a given target, gaining the following benefits to each of your attacks against your chosen target on this turn:". It might...

Took a look at the Sharpshooter archetype, and am highly intrigued. You get part of the benefits of the Sharpshooter feat, part of the benefits of the Crossbow Expert feat, and some other nifty tricks. I think the only downside is that I'd probably end up taking the Sharpshooter feat anyway for...

I'm assuming it's a clumsy way of saying that it's an arrow not a bolt, and as such cannot be used on a crossbow of any size.