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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 6493567" data-attributes="member: 3887">I think you're undervaluing the cantrips. The bonus cantrips can be from any caster's list but they use CHA as the casting stat. So you get the best cantrips in the game, using (presumably) your best stat. Since 5e cantips scale --ie, are meant to be useful throughout an entire campaign-- they're a good deal. For example, next level my Tome Pact warlock will get: Vicious Mockery (Bard), Guidance (Cleric), and Thorn Whip (Druid -- with twice the range of party's Druid thanks to the Spell Sniper Feat). That's not too shabby.The same with the Rituals you can get from the Invocation. I believe it's 2 from any caster's list, plus the ability to learn any others going forward. Tome Pact is the way to make a Warlock utility caster. And they aren't as Feat-dependent as Blade Pact warlocks. Their one downside is they aren't really flexible in their combat role.</blockquote>