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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 9508862" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Why not?Why should spellcasters be the only classes that get core unique features?Especially since there is an existing feat--Weapon Master--which gives you the mastery property for one weapon. Just as there is an existing feat (several, actually) which will let you cast a small number of spells.That said, I could see room for very slightly improving the high-level Blade Warlock by modifying the &quot;you can attack 3x with your pact weapon&quot; by saying that you can pick one specific weapon type and get its mastery property. It would be way broken to let you pick any property of any pact weapon you conjure (and make you a better weapon-user than a Fighter). Getting one property that you can apply if your pact weapon matches that type would be quite reasonable, and if it's saved for high level, it still reserves those features for martial characters for a long time.Perhaps it could be that you pick one mastery property when you summon the blade the first time each day, since the Weapon Master feat lets you change your mastery property with each Long Rest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 9508862, member: 6790260"] Why not? Why should spellcasters be the only classes that get core unique features? Especially since there is an existing feat--Weapon Master--which gives you the mastery property for one weapon. Just as there is an existing feat (several, actually) which will let you cast a small number of spells. That said, I could see room for very slightly improving the high-level Blade Warlock by modifying the "you can attack 3x with your pact weapon" by saying that you can pick one specific weapon type and get its mastery property. It would be way broken to let you pick any property of any pact weapon you conjure (and make you a better weapon-user than a Fighter). Getting one property that you can apply if your pact weapon matches that type would be quite reasonable, and if it's saved for high level, it still reserves those features for martial characters for a long time. Perhaps it could be that you pick one mastery property when you summon the blade the first time each day, since the Weapon Master feat lets you change your mastery property with each Long Rest. [/QUOTE]

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