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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 6976851" data-attributes="member: 284">In this particular group, the fighter and the warlock are the same character - Fighter 2/Warlock 3 at the moment.&nbsp;&nbsp; The other party members are a wizard with a cat familiar that hates him, a bard that tries to be a swashbuckler despite not being built for it, and there used to be a druid but their player had to drop out due to work issues. The warlock player wants to make a deal for more power, but it's going to require him to take a lot more warlock levels or there won't be a deal.&nbsp;&nbsp; (In this setting the warlock serves as a conduit for the Patron to siphon power from the material plane to the Patron, and the higher level the warlock the more power the Patron gains from the pact.&nbsp; That's why Patrons are always trying to get new warlocks, even if they have to trick them into taking the deal.)But in general, I kind of count on the Bladelock with this invocation hoovering up all the extra magic weapons that result from other party member upgrading their weapons.&nbsp;&nbsp; I like having ways of removing magic items and gold from the campaign that make sense in universe, and this provides one more method.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 6976851, member: 284"] In this particular group, the fighter and the warlock are the same character - Fighter 2/Warlock 3 at the moment. The other party members are a wizard with a cat familiar that hates him, a bard that tries to be a swashbuckler despite not being built for it, and there used to be a druid but their player had to drop out due to work issues. The warlock player wants to make a deal for more power, but it's going to require him to take a lot more warlock levels or there won't be a deal. (In this setting the warlock serves as a conduit for the Patron to siphon power from the material plane to the Patron, and the higher level the warlock the more power the Patron gains from the pact. That's why Patrons are always trying to get new warlocks, even if they have to trick them into taking the deal.) But in general, I kind of count on the Bladelock with this invocation hoovering up all the extra magic weapons that result from other party member upgrading their weapons. I like having ways of removing magic items and gold from the campaign that make sense in universe, and this provides one more method. [/QUOTE]

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