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<blockquote data-quote="Selganor" data-source="post: 9336175" data-attributes="member: 1135">That's a question for your Narrator, but the RAW are:&nbsp; &quot;When you choose an archetype, you also choose an expanded spell list your patron grants you access to. Choose one patron expanded spell list. These spells count as warlock spells for you.&quot;This doesn't say that the list has to come from the ones in the AG (and even there they kept things really open on what lists might be appropriate for your Warlock/patron relation).Another thing I noticed with spell lists:There are some spell lists that have spells already on the warlock list as bonus spells. Sometimes a spell on this list is the most appropriate spell of that level (which effectively gives them fewer options for spells than other lists).There's also an 11th level Invocation (Deep Patronage) that allows you to not only take a second expanded spell list but give you all spells on this list and they don't count against your spells known.Most (or all?) other classes that get bonus spells from spell lists usually get them &quot;always prepared&quot; or something like that. Not so with the Warlock RAW.So it seems that many narrators (me included) just allow warlock to know all spells on their chosen list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Selganor, post: 9336175, member: 1135"] That's a question for your Narrator, but the RAW are: "When you choose an archetype, you also choose an expanded spell list your patron grants you access to. Choose one patron expanded spell list. These spells count as warlock spells for you." This doesn't say that the list has to come from the ones in the AG (and even there they kept things really open on what lists might be appropriate for your Warlock/patron relation). Another thing I noticed with spell lists: There are some spell lists that have spells already on the warlock list as bonus spells. Sometimes a spell on this list is the most appropriate spell of that level (which effectively gives them fewer options for spells than other lists). There's also an 11th level Invocation (Deep Patronage) that allows you to not only take a second expanded spell list but give you all spells on this list and they don't count against your spells known. Most (or all?) other classes that get bonus spells from spell lists usually get them "always prepared" or something like that. Not so with the Warlock RAW. So it seems that many narrators (me included) just allow warlock to know all spells on their chosen list. [/QUOTE]

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