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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 8301489" data-attributes="member: 87792">Plus there's the different means of spell prep.Mine, if I'm not going past level 10 has been Celestial Pact Warlock (normally Pact of the Tome and grabbing shileleagh or however you spell it). Radiant Soul + Greenflame Blade gives you double scaling so your melee damage is a respectable Weapon + Stat +2d8 with a stat+1d8 to a secondary target if you have one. Sacred Flame at 3d8 damage as your ranged attack is very much a backup but doesn't suck. It's not a full striker build, but surprisingly effective and doesn't even have Eldritch Blast.And on the Eldritch Blast tangent, it's one spell and one invocation (Agonizing Blast) - and Eldritch Blast is what you do when you have nothing better to do. There should be a modification of the damage type with each patron as far as I'm concerned.Spell points in my experience don't really work that well as a gameplay option unless you only have a few of them.4e eliminated the &quot;forgetting spells&quot; thing and 5e didn't bring it back.Unlikely to happen. Druid's been there forever. Warlock has a strong identity. And Witch is too vague.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 8301489, member: 87792"] Plus there's the different means of spell prep. Mine, if I'm not going past level 10 has been Celestial Pact Warlock (normally Pact of the Tome and grabbing shileleagh or however you spell it). Radiant Soul + Greenflame Blade gives you double scaling so your melee damage is a respectable Weapon + Stat +2d8 with a stat+1d8 to a secondary target if you have one. Sacred Flame at 3d8 damage as your ranged attack is very much a backup but doesn't suck. It's not a full striker build, but surprisingly effective and doesn't even have Eldritch Blast. And on the Eldritch Blast tangent, it's one spell and one invocation (Agonizing Blast) - and Eldritch Blast is what you do when you have nothing better to do. There should be a modification of the damage type with each patron as far as I'm concerned. Spell points in my experience don't really work that well as a gameplay option unless you only have a few of them. 4e eliminated the "forgetting spells" thing and 5e didn't bring it back. Unlikely to happen. Druid's been there forever. Warlock has a strong identity. And Witch is too vague. [/QUOTE]

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