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They butchered the warlock in the new packet
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<blockquote data-quote="Retros_x" data-source="post: 9007832" data-attributes="member: 7033171"><p>I am also not enthusiastic about the new warlock, but the newbie spellcaster was always a false claim IMO. Because you have to be very resourceful with your 2 spell slots and you have a lot of decisions to make that can easily result in a bad build, the warlock is not very newbie friendly IMO. I had several newbies in my groups and in my experience the ones who took warlock had always a really bad time considering the mechanics (the flavour and narrative potential of having a pact with a higher being everybody loved). I think the cleric is much more suitable for newbies. You can change spells every rest, have a lot of spell slots, you are versatile in combat but also have some utility outside of combat and your class features are mainly fixed and don't let you decide between dozens of irreversible options.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Retros_x, post: 9007832, member: 7033171"] I am also not enthusiastic about the new warlock, but the newbie spellcaster was always a false claim IMO. Because you have to be very resourceful with your 2 spell slots and you have a lot of decisions to make that can easily result in a bad build, the warlock is not very newbie friendly IMO. I had several newbies in my groups and in my experience the ones who took warlock had always a really bad time considering the mechanics (the flavour and narrative potential of having a pact with a higher being everybody loved). I think the cleric is much more suitable for newbies. You can change spells every rest, have a lot of spell slots, you are versatile in combat but also have some utility outside of combat and your class features are mainly fixed and don't let you decide between dozens of irreversible options. [/QUOTE]
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