D&D 5E The warlock is a "better" wizard than a wizard

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Makes sense. I do think there's some room in here for some other new invocations, leveraging some of the wizard concepts. Invocations that benefit from having spells in the spell book, for example. Or maybe some subclass specific ones.

I have a few idea in mind:

- a Tome Invocation that let's you use the 14 level feature of the Scribe wizard, where you burn spells from your book for a time to avoid falling to 0 hp.

- a general Invocation that lets you replace the damage from a spell to another damage type from another spell in your book.

- a Chain Invocation that lets you share your spells with your familiar like the ranger's Shared Spell feature.

(the features from Lorehold archetype will be use for the Shaman-type cleric)

 

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Updated:

• Removed the +Int for the blade-mage's attacks
• Spellstrike and One with the Word added as Mysteries.

To do:
Archetypes:

• Specialist (8 archetypes in 1, yep)
• Generalist
• Warmage (spellblade)
• Wild Mage
• Draconic Adept

Mysteries:

• Shared Spells
• Arcane Deflection
• Metamagic: X