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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 3273336" data-attributes="member: 2525">No, it isn't.  Not even close.  Almost nobody thinks there is consensus on warlock's eldritch blast being an auto-hit in the overwhelming majority of characters out there.  If you think some perfect combo makes it an auto-hit, that doesn't mean it's an auto-hit abilty, it just means you can create a power combo to make it more powerful (which you can do for just about anything).Warlock can multiclass just like the wizard or sorceror.  Compare apples to apples.It's stronger than most weapons that a gish would have, in play.Not really.  We are talking about a relatively small increase.  And increase which is almost porportional to the BAB decrease you experience by doing this trick, and still having enough of these spells to make it a tactic as opposed to a couple of times a day trick.In play, with experience, a LOT of stuff depends on things that wraithstrike doesn't help with.  It might be a dodge bonus, it might be a size bonus, it might be a spell, it might be an ability, it might be movement to somewhere else (full cover, or teleporting, or flight, or burrow, etc...), whatever.  But in practice, armor and natural armor is not really as all-critical as you make it out to be.  Particularly at high levels, which is when wraithstrike is "supposed" to be really useful.</blockquote>