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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Torquin Trebuchet" data-source="post: 4285989" data-attributes="member: 66751">I would maintain that the star pact's power is better.  I've play tested a high level warlock a bit, and I have a low level one in my campaign.  Both infernal and fey have good, but situational powers.  Star has a power that is useful every time it comes up, and can be used in ways like i described above to tremendous effect.  Choosing both abilities does have an added benefit (beyond more HPs and better use of your Cha skills) - not only can you pick all star powers, but you can pick any warlock power you want.  Of course, that doesn't help with the situation you're describing.Ultimately, I think star was written the way it was because it was the lesser of two (three?) evils.  Better to hamper a pure star build a bit than to make a pure fey or infernal mandatory.  Personally, I find it to be manageable, and I haven't avoided a star warlock as written because of it.  However, if it disturbs you greatly, perhaps your DM would be amenable to allowing you to pick the stat for each star power, as is allowed with eldritch blast?</blockquote>