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Message: <blockquote data-quote="peterka99" data-source="post: 6487299" data-attributes="member: 6787234">TemptedYou have brushed with the bizarre, skirted the arcane, and/or stepped between the worlds in your time and through some arrangement, temptation, or minor promise, a Patron of power has shared some magical secrets with you.- You must choose one of the usual Warlock Patrons: Archfey, Fiend, Great Old One. If you are already a Warlock, It should be a different Patron than the one you already made a pact with.If you accepted the pact:- You have advantage on all Charisma rolls (interactions, saves, etc...) when dealing with one of the following creatures, depending on their patron: Fey (Archfey), Demons and Devils (if Demon Fiend),  Aberrations (if GOO).- Upon taking this feat, you knows and comprehends the following bonus language, if you don't already: Sylvan (Archfey), Infernal or Abyssal (if Demon Fiend), or Aberration (GOO).- You can choose a Warlock Cantrip and an invocation without no prerequisite greater than the choosen cantrip. The recharge of this ability is dependent on the Invocation chosen, as detailed in the Invocation's description (found at the end of the Warlock Class section). Charisma is your spellcasting ability.If you select your existing Patron, you declined the Pact; If you already got a pact boon , your Patron gifted you with a new one. You can otherwise receive any invocation with usual prerequisites and changeability even if you never got a pact boon.Note: Looks like Elric dabbling with other Patrons in Strombringer novels. Is it an exploit to get invocations or Pact Boon if the player is only Warlock level 1 or 2 ?</blockquote>

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