D&D 5E (2014) 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part XIII: Warlock)

[Omand]

Archfey 23
Celestial 24
Fathomless 23
Fiend 20
Genie 20
Great Old One 18 + 1 = 19
Hexblade 22
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 16
Undead 20
Undying 4 - 2 = 2

 

[Leuenherz]

Archfey 23
Celestial 24
Fathomless 23
Fiend 20 + 1 = 21
Genie 20
Great Old One 19
Hexblade 22
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 16
Undead 20
Undying 2 - 2 = 0

 

[Undrave]

Archfey 23
Celestial 24
Fathomless 23+1=24
Fiend 21-2 = 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 19
Hexblade 22
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 16
Undead 20

Undying 2 - 2 = 0

Not so undying eh?

 

[RealAlHazred]

Archfey 23
Celestial 24 - 2 = 22 You want these powers, play a cleric!
Fathomless 24
Fiend 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 19
Hexblade 22
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 16 + 1 = 17
Undead 20

 

[Lycurgon]

Archfey 23
Celestial 22 + 1 = 23 want to be a blaster and a Healer without any of those priestly duties? Don't want to have to deal with churches and maintaining the flock? Let me introduce you to this powerful Angelic guy I know, he can hook you up with some sweet powers.
Fathomless 24
Fiend 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 19 - 2 = 17
Hexblade 22
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 17
Undead 20

 

[humble minion]

Archfey 23
Celestial 23
Fathomless 24
Fiend 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 17
Hexblade 22-2 = 20 a cowardly attempt to fix Pact of the Blade through a new patron rather than grasping the nettle and releasing errata, which became the core of the most obnoxious online min-max power builds, and which involves a patron with hardly any background or lore so you have to try to somehow cram them into the setting and invent motivations for them yourself, no matter how poorly they fit? Ick. Die you horrible thing.
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 17
Undead 20+1 = 21

 

[overgeeked]

Archfey 23
Celestial 23
Fathomless 24
Fiend 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 17
Hexblade 21
Lurker in the Deep 17
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 15
Undead 21

 

[Lycurgon]

FWIW, multiclassing IS optional and only about half the groups use it; but I guess this is as good a reason as downvoting something because it is "just too high".

Got any sources to back up you claim that only about half the groups use multiclassing rules? I would have thought that it was a lot higher than ~50%.

 

[JoeyD473]

Archfey 23
Celestial 23
Fathomless 24
Fiend 19
Genie 20
Great Old One 17
Hexblade 21 + 1 = 22
Lurker in the Deep 17 - 2 = 15
Raven Queen 18
Seeker 15
Undead 21

 

[humble minion]

Got any sources to back up you claim that only about half the groups use multiclassing rules? I would have thought that it was a lot higher than ~50%.

Mind you, i think lots of people play single-class straight through these days. Everyone in my current campaign certainly is, even though multiclassing is allowed. Losing access to higher-level features is a steep price to pay for multiclassing in most circumstances. Exploiting the Hexblade is one of the exceptions, from an optimisation point of view.