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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rothe_" data-source="post: 4887203" data-attributes="member: 84765">I have a player who wants to play a human vestige pact warlock. He took the feat "Vestige adept" from Arcane power at 1st level. Now, we are still debating how it should work. It could be either very powerful, or useless at 1st level. The feat basically says that you can switch your vestige (like King Elidyr, Zutwa or Mount vaelis) to another one that you have had active since your last extended OR short rest, when you trigger your pact boon.  As the vestige warlock can basically switch their pact boons for one encounter by using a daily, this might mean the following: - 1st encounter of the day, the Warlock uses his daily (the Mount Vaelis power) and proceeds to kick ass. This is fine. He uses the Mount Vaelis pact for that combat. - 2nd encounter of the day, he declares that he wants to switch his normal pact Zutwa for Mount Vaelis again, using the feat. This is based on the OR word being interpreted so that he can choose either short rest, or extended rest (read description of the feat earlier). The second interpretation is: - 1st encounter of the day, he uses the daily power. During the same encounter he can use the feat to get his originally chosen zutwa pact back. That is it. He does not have more dailies, so there is no other use.This is based on it being the most restrictive of the two rests mentioned. Any ideas on how it is meant to work? The alternative boons are clearly better than those that are available each morning as basic choices.</blockquote>

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