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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 9858745" data-attributes="member: 6796468">Max has a really solid idea, there. Another way to do it?Flesh out the Patron.Sit down with your Player/DM and figure out who your patron is, what they want, how you'll get it for them. Decide how the relationship is between Warlock and Patron.Is the relationship purely transactional with no greater feeling? Does the Warlock -despise- their patron, but serve because the power is needed to do good? Does the Patron see themself as a pseudo-parental figure for the warlock? Or are they just fattening up a future snackrifice?After all, if the Warlock hits 20th level and the Patron calls in their marker for the warlock's soul: They likely also get all the warlock's stuff. And a level 20 D&D characters has LOTS of resources and powerful magic items that can be used to spread the Patron's influence and help them achieve their goals.The patrons are loosely themed so that you can flesh out what a specific patron is like, rather than all Fiend Warlocks serving Asmodeus.</blockquote>