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<blockquote data-quote="Selganor" data-source="post: 9664643" data-attributes="member: 1135">I like the &quot;you can drink a healing potion as a bonus action but if you use an action you get max healing&quot; rule, this way features that allow you to use items as a bonus action stay valid as those would get full heal on a bonus action.Another ruling is stacking the bonus for passive values with higher expertise dice.D6 still gives +3 but d8 gives +4, d10 gives +5, ... This way your great expertise can still make a difference even with passives.Warlock gets one of the expanded spells per spell level &quot;for free&quot; like all the other classes that get &quot;bonus spells&quot; by archetype. This way you can put spells that really fit the list on the list even if they already are warlock spells.Also... If deep patronage gives you all spells on another list you should also get all spells on your first list.Since you still have to spend the spell points to actually cast spells it just gives the warlocks a bit more thematic flexibility without requiring them to use much of their general choices to just get basic access to themes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Selganor, post: 9664643, member: 1135"] I like the "you can drink a healing potion as a bonus action but if you use an action you get max healing" rule, this way features that allow you to use items as a bonus action stay valid as those would get full heal on a bonus action. Another ruling is stacking the bonus for passive values with higher expertise dice. D6 still gives +3 but d8 gives +4, d10 gives +5, ... This way your great expertise can still make a difference even with passives. Warlock gets one of the expanded spells per spell level "for free" like all the other classes that get "bonus spells" by archetype. This way you can put spells that really fit the list on the list even if they already are warlock spells. Also... If deep patronage gives you all spells on another list you should also get all spells on your first list. Since you still have to spend the spell points to actually cast spells it just gives the warlocks a bit more thematic flexibility without requiring them to use much of their general choices to just get basic access to themes. [/QUOTE]

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