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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Starglim" data-source="post: 2121333" data-attributes="member: 17011">Any and all of these wishes would give the PC the ability to negate absolutely a balance that the DM has decided to include in the game. I would interpret the first by changing all of his Eldritch Blasts into harmless light.Not that the DM has to follow the full wording of an overpowered wish - by my reading he can provide a partial fulfilment - but this satisfies the wording of the first suggestion: it does not affect his ability to cause damage with other Eldritch Blasts, because the damage of other Blasts is the same even if he never targets a friend again in his life.The second wish has the same loophole: the effect need not be exclusive to the trigger you specified. For the warlock to lose the ability to use an Eldritch Blast for a certain three seconds does not prevent him also losing the ability to use Eldritch Blasts for all time.The character, if not the player, might accept this as a role-playing event. I might even argue that the warlock should get a different ability in exchange for giving up his Eldritch Blast due to the powerful uncontrolled magic that has affected him.</blockquote>