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<blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 4940334" data-attributes="member: 3424">Instead of just increasing the damage die or applying a flat damage bonus, I would rather go with the following feats, which play off the warlock's ability to curse multiple opponents at the same time:Resonating Curse 
Prerequisites: warlock, warlock's curse class feature
Benefit: When you deal warlock's curse damage, you gain a +1 bonus to damage for every additional opponent you have cursed. For example, if you have cursed three opponents, you deal +2 damage with your warlock's curse. This bonus damage increases to +2 at 11th level, and +3 at 21st level.

Repeated Curse
Prerequisites: warlock, warlock's curse class feature
Benefit: When you deal warlock's curse damage, you deal the same amount of damage to one other opponent you have cursed.Both these feats require the warlock to work harder to get his higher damage than the rogue or the ranger, but cause him to be more effective in fights against multiple opponents (and conversely, less effective in fights with smaller numbers of opponents and towards the end of fights). I think they would help play up the more controllery aspect of the warlock.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FireLance, post: 4940334, member: 3424"] Instead of just increasing the damage die or applying a flat damage bonus, I would rather go with the following feats, which play off the warlock's ability to curse multiple opponents at the same time: [INDENT][B]Resonating Curse[/B] Prerequisites: warlock, warlock's curse class feature Benefit: When you deal warlock's curse damage, you gain a +1 bonus to damage for every additional opponent you have cursed. For example, if you have cursed three opponents, you deal +2 damage with your warlock's curse. This bonus damage increases to +2 at 11th level, and +3 at 21st level. [B]Repeated Curse[/B] Prerequisites: warlock, warlock's curse class feature Benefit: When you deal warlock's curse damage, you deal the same amount of damage to one other opponent you have cursed.[/INDENT]Both these feats require the warlock to work harder to get his higher damage than the rogue or the ranger, but cause him to be more effective in fights against multiple opponents (and conversely, less effective in fights with smaller numbers of opponents and towards the end of fights). I think they would help play up the more controllery aspect of the warlock. [/QUOTE]

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