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<blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 7632351" data-attributes="member: 53980">I've got a player who plays a celestial warlock at one of my tables. I think he's currently around level 15. He's a fairly standard warlock in play - straight forward and effective.It's in the role play that he really shines through. His character has a few screws loose and believes the angel he serves is actually a god.Warlock: Praise he who is the mightiest of the gods!Patron: ...not a god. Just an angel. Thanks to his high charisma and interest in charitable works, he's actually built up quite the following for his &quot;deity&quot;. Luckily for him, most of the actual gods in my setting are either dead or incapacitated, else they might be getting a bit miffed. Still, he's the kind of character who tends to add a comedic beat to an otherwise tense or dry scenario, so he's been a lot of fun to have at the table, despite that his shenanigans can occasionally get a bit distracting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fanaelialae, post: 7632351, member: 53980"] I've got a player who plays a celestial warlock at one of my tables. I think he's currently around level 15. He's a fairly standard warlock in play - straight forward and effective. It's in the role play that he really shines through. His character has a few screws loose and believes the angel he serves is actually a god. Warlock: Praise he who is the mightiest of the gods! Patron: ...not a god. Just an angel. Thanks to his high charisma and interest in charitable works, he's actually built up quite the following for his "deity". Luckily for him, most of the actual gods in my setting are either dead or incapacitated, else they might be getting a bit miffed. Still, he's the kind of character who tends to add a comedic beat to an otherwise tense or dry scenario, so he's been a lot of fun to have at the table, despite that his shenanigans can occasionally get a bit distracting. [/QUOTE]

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