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Message: <blockquote data-quote="satori01" data-source="post: 2444289" data-attributes="member: 7859">Right the Warlock player won the lottery in this case and one of his small grouping of powers is useful here.I understand that the at will nature of the Warlock is immicable to some people, frankly I do like the resource management aspect of D&D as well.But lets face it all too often DMs (and I include myself here), have obstacles that are easily bypassed by a single spell.   Stone wall blocks the way, whip out the Stone Shape spell, Druid didnt memorize Stone Shape, ok the party better rest for one day to memorize the spell, roll for wandering monster, and attack in the night.......opps the attack came when the druid was memorizing need to spend another night memorizing, ad infinitum ad nauseum.Having a character like a Warlock be able to blow through things like this is not a bad thing, imho, and frankly is not that different then a savy player obsessed with making scrolls.Again I can understand where people are comming from with their dislike of the Warlock,  and by all means if one is running an extremely low magic game, a Warlock could give the GM a heart attack.</blockquote>