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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 4442266" data-attributes="member: 5889">Not true!! Template gives you one at will, one encounter, one daily, and one utility. And to me that's the key, this monster is going to use its daily and utility in the fight if it can, which is pretty significant. Try this on for size:Warlock (6th level elite)HP: 124AC: 22Fort: 17Ref: 17Will: 18Speed: 4Attack:Eldritch Blast +9 v Ref, 1d10+5Eyebite +9 v Will, 1d6+5EncounterEldritch Rain +10 vs ref, one or two targets, 1d10+5Thunder Burst: +9 vs Fort, 1d8+5 thunder, target dazed (save ends).DailyDailyCurse of the Dark Dream +9 vs Will, 3d8+5, slide target 3Utility+2 AC, Fort, -2 Speed (included in stat block)What I did was take the human mage, bump it 2 levels, and then give it the warlock array. You have a creature with a powerful AC, does a great amount of damage, and should generally be a good fight. I basically swapped int and cha for its stats, so I used the int bonus for its attacks and cha bonus for its secondary stats. I also converted magic missile to eldritch blast. Finally I gave him leather armor, which grants him another +1 to AC (I looked at the effective AC given to me in the DMG, it was already a +1 for armor, which meant the +2 leather armor only added 1 more).</blockquote>