D&D General Describe your eldritch blast to me

[Remathilis]

My undead warlock threw blue-flamed screaming skulls at her foes.

 

[GM Lent]

Gebnerally, I think of eldritch blast as being a mechanical representation of the rays Doctor Strange uses in old comics, like this:

But I had a PC GOO warlock who followed Shub-Niggurath, the Lovecraftian embodiment of untamed and unstoppable nature and growth, and that character's eldritch blast manifested as a mess of branches, leaves, and vines bursting forth from the target's body. That was a cool visual.

 

[Epic Meepo]

A while back, I played a changeling warlock. I would alter the description of their eldritch blasts to thematically match whatever appearance they had at the moment.

 

[DragonLancer]

With the one Warlock I have played (GOO), I described it as ropes of purplish energy that pulsed along the flow of the blast.

 

[mellored]

For my fathomless warlock, it's tentacles. Everything spell is tentacles with a side of slime and horror.

Her patron is in a dimension just adjacent to her at all times, watching over her and an egg she carries. He power is just opening cracks in reality so the beast can momentarily reach though.

 

[Tonguez]

One of my characters wears a wide brimmed slouch hat and a great coat made of living shadow, his eldritch blade is a broadsword formed from shadow and his eldritch blast is the cloak billowing around him and whipping out in long tendrils. The shadow cloak also makes great fx for darkness, blur and misty step