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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 4812277" data-attributes="member: 3424">The "problem" with warlocks and paladins is that their attack powers key off different primary ability scores: Constitution or Charisma for the warlock, and Strength or Charisma for the paladin. This effectively splits them into two "sub-classes", each with a smaller pool of useful powers. If you don't think it is necessary to maintain this distinction, you can have all their powers work off either primary ability score, or allow them to substitute their secondary ability score (Intelligence for the warlock, Wisdom for the paladin) for either primary ability score when it is referenced in a power or class ability - for example, a Strength paladin would use Wisdom in place of Charisma for divine challenge and divine mettle, and a Charisma paladin would use Wisdom instead of Strength for divine might.</blockquote>