Presto2112
Explorer
In the near future, I'll be re-introducing a character from the PC's past, who will be revealed to be a Hellfire Warlock. I expect there to be a battle, and I expect this warlock to be killed. However, the warlock will also be transformed into a lich (reading the rules for creating a lich, it seems to allow for a warlock to become one).
However, there's one possible snag in my plan; this line in the description of the Hellfire Warlock:
"Each time you use this ability (Hellfire Blast), you take 1 point of Constitution damage."
Based purely on the way that sentence is structured, would you interpret this to mean that an undead Hellfire Warlock would not be able to use the Hellfire Blast because he has no Con score to damage, or that BECAUSE his doesn't have a Con score to damage, a Hellfire Warlock Lich can fire off Hellfire Blasts until the cows come home?
However, there's one possible snag in my plan; this line in the description of the Hellfire Warlock:
"Each time you use this ability (Hellfire Blast), you take 1 point of Constitution damage."
Based purely on the way that sentence is structured, would you interpret this to mean that an undead Hellfire Warlock would not be able to use the Hellfire Blast because he has no Con score to damage, or that BECAUSE his doesn't have a Con score to damage, a Hellfire Warlock Lich can fire off Hellfire Blasts until the cows come home?