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<blockquote data-quote="JackOfAllTirades" data-source="post: 6758364" data-attributes="member: 6790063">If I was a player, I'd be very dubious about eating Hexed food for breakfast! And as a GM, I'd seriously consider giving the players a good reason to be dubious about it.Never let a warlock cook your food, who knows what he's gonna do to it?Saving throws all around! Come on now, who ate the Hexed food? On a more serious note, if this many players are going to this much trouble to figure out how cast Hex &quot;for free&quot; then just maybe it's a bit under powered at higher levels. Or maybe it's the fact that the equivalent ability used to be a class feature for warlocks and they simply feel like it shouldn't cost them a spell slot to begin with. I can relate: I rather enjoyed having that warlock class feature in 4E which scaled up with level. (Looks enviously at 5E Rogue's sneak attack.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JackOfAllTirades, post: 6758364, member: 6790063"] If I was a player, I'd be very dubious about eating Hexed food for breakfast! And as a GM, I'd seriously consider giving the players a good reason to be dubious about it. Never let a warlock cook your food, who knows what he's gonna do to it? [I]Saving throws all around! Come on now, who ate the Hexed food?[/I] On a more serious note, if this many players are going to this much trouble to figure out how cast Hex "for free" then just maybe it's a bit under powered at higher levels. Or maybe it's the fact that the equivalent ability used to be a class feature for warlocks and they simply feel like it shouldn't cost them a spell slot to begin with. I can relate: I rather enjoyed having that warlock class feature in 4E which scaled up with level. (Looks enviously at 5E Rogue's sneak attack.) [/QUOTE]

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