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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Derro" data-source="post: 4142251" data-attributes="member: 51010">I'm not totally clear if the OP is searching for an alt.warlock or a new chain of invokations. Personally I'd go for a few new invokations rather than altering the focus of the warlock. Healing on tap can be rationalized with all the number crunching you want but I still think it would make things a bit stale. I mean face it, healing is the cleric's job but hardly the high-lite of the class. I won't argue the point but I think on-tap damage is less likely to monkey-wrench the gears than on-tap healing.If I may be so bold as to suggest some invokations.LeastInvigorating Touch 2nd LevelThe warlock may touch one individual to remove one of the following conditions: dazed, dying (becomes stable), exhausted (becomes fatigued), nauseated (becomes sickened), sickened, or stunned (becomes dazed). No character may benefit from this touch more than once per day even if attempting to remove different conditions.LesserHealing Touch?3rd Level?The warlock chooses a target to receive the benefit of a healing ray. The ray heals one-half of the damage that would normally be dealt by the warlock's eldritch blast. No character may benefit from this warlock's healing touch more than once per day.GreaterGreater Invigorating Touch5th levelThe warlock may touch one individual to remove one of the following conditions: blindness, deafness, or paralysis. Alternately the target receives the benefit of a remove curse, remove disease, neutralize poison, or restoration. No character may benefit from this touch more than once per day even if attempting to remove different conditions.Dark (ironic)True Healing7th LevelThe warlock may touch a single creature to provide the target with the benefit of a heal spell. The warlock's caster level for the purpose of restoring hit points is equal to the amount of dice he has available when making an eldritch blast. No character may benefit from this warlock's true healing more than once per day.This is rough and I will admit a bit half-baked. a) I doubt my level equivalents are scaled properly and b) healing of this magnitude is really the province of divine magic (bard not withstanding). I think the last issue sort of went out the window with the conception of this thread though. And ultimately the warlock is a darkly themed character. I know they're not exclusively evil they are generally considered malign. I suppose there could be a "good witch" variant or theme though.</blockquote>

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