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<blockquote data-quote="Salthorae" data-source="post: 7828179" data-attributes="member: 1095">Welcome!Warlock has a ramp into those things though so it feels very easy and is certainly the simplest of Spellcasters. 1st level you get 2 spells, 2 cantrips, and only 1 spell slot per short rest. 2nd level you get +1 spell, 2 invocations3rd level you get a pact boon. You have all of level one to learn how spell casting works because you can only do one per short rest, and then it's cantrips the rest of the time. You have all of level two to learn about invocations (which for a new player the DM should tell them to take Agonizing Blast to just add Charisma to damage) and then something fu. You have all of level three to learn about the Pact Boon you just got, which in its simplest incarnation Pact of the Tome, just adds three new cantrips onto the class's list. It is very simple.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Salthorae, post: 7828179, member: 1095"] Welcome! Warlock has a ramp into those things though so it feels very easy and is certainly the simplest of Spellcasters. 1st level you get 2 spells, 2 cantrips, and only 1 spell slot per short rest. 2nd level you get +1 spell, 2 invocations 3rd level you get a pact boon. You have all of level one to learn how spell casting works because you can only do one per short rest, and then it's cantrips the rest of the time. You have all of level two to learn about invocations (which for a new player the DM should tell them to take Agonizing Blast to just add Charisma to damage) and then something fu. You have all of level three to learn about the Pact Boon you just got, which in its simplest incarnation Pact of the Tome, just adds three new cantrips onto the class's list. It is very simple. [/QUOTE]

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