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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CreamCloud0" data-source="post: 8833748" data-attributes="member: 7034710">Pact of the RunestoneWhen you take this pact your patron provides you with a mystic runestone, while this runestone is in your possession:-you gain one extra eldritch invocation.-you may swap out one eldritch invocation for another that you meet the requirements for whenever you have a long rest.If you lose your runestone, you can perform a 1-hour ceremony to receive a replacement from your patron. This ceremony can be performed during a short or long rest, and it destroys the previous runestone. The runestone turns to ash when you die.Pact of the runestone eldritch invocationRune of generosity: if you know any invocations that allow you to cast a spell specifically on yourself or has a range of self you may cast those spells on another creature with a range of touch.Rune of repetition: if you know any invocations that allow you to cast a spell once per long rest either by requiring expending a spell slot or not, you may cast those spells once/once more per long rest at their lowest level without expending a spell slot.Rune of knowledge: you learn one spell of a level you can cast from any spell list, it is considered a warlock spell for you, you may swap your known spell for another when levelling up.Rune of bestowing: you may create a smaller copy of your runestone to give to another person to give them access to one of your invocations, you cannot use the bestowed invocation until the lesser rune is returned or destroyed, you may destroy the lesser rune at any time or distance at will, if the invocation usually requires a warlock spell slot it can be cast once without requiring one at the same frequency the invocation usually allows the warlock to use the spell, bestowing an invocation that requires a specific spell or ability does not also bestow that spell or ability.</blockquote>

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