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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolfram stout" data-source="post: 9747538" data-attributes="member: 6947995">So I don't disagree with using setting logic/versimilitiude at all. But the player should have the main hand in their character backstory. See my warlock is not making an opened pack such as give me power and I will obey you. It's I beat a devil in a fiddle contest and won a thread of its power. He can't take it back or kill me directly. Now if the DM wants this devil to occasionally send it's minions after me. Cool I just hope he spotlights the other PCs My fae warlock got his power by freeing a fae lord in animal form from a silverthorn bush. If the DM wants to make it that his enemies (who may have trapped him) are now unhappy with me, cool.And the Daggerheart method works for me as well. In fact I really like the twist and turns you can do with fear. All that aside, if some of us are a bit paranoid of DMs using the pact due to setting logic, can you provide an example of what you would do as a DM of a warlock player?  If you have and I missed it I apologize.</blockquote>