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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steve 'Raziel' Davis" data-source="post: 7336979" data-attributes="member: 6937221">How would it continuously trigger? You have to hit once to curse the target and again to trigger the effect. Once that happens, the curse ends at the end of your second turn and the process can be repeated if you hit the creature again in the third round. So the pattern goes prime, effect, 2 rounds every time. This is only because you can only cast one cantrip per round however. So is what you are telling me, if I were to Ray of Frost, hit, thus cursing the target, and then action surge (provided I had the feature) and  Lightning Lure that the curse would not get it's effect that same turn? The curse says once per turn, and lasts until the end of your next turn.. That would suggest you can indeed trigger it twice before it ends. If that's not what you were talking about, then forgive me, I misunderstood. Regardless, I fail to see how using Eldritch Blast with a rider would be any different than using Ray of Frost, Shocking Grasp, or Lightning Lure, all three of those trigger the curse. I know of no other forced movement cantrip besides an augmented Eldritch Blast. Is there one I am overlooking?As far as the question will they interact with each other, I have asked Jeremy and hope to get an answer soon. It appears some in the community consider invocations that grant or change spells are indeed spells with different names. Mage armor at will becomes armor of shadows, adding your charisma mod to Eldritch blast changes it to agonizing blast, etc. I'm not here to debate any of that, in reality, if my DM says that it does interact, then it really doesn't matter what I or anyone else say. The reason I was here was to get some build help on building a crowd control semi caster with utility options for survival. The 1 level of sorc and 2 of warlock are locked in. I was just looking where to go from there and thought mystic would be a good place to pick up more cc and great utility/survivability.</blockquote>

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