Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 6462868" data-attributes="member: 3887">So you're ignoring the actual description of the warlock class in favor of your own particular &amp; specific interpretation, which seems to be based on reading too much into the spell/invocation descriptions (and not enough on the big picture).Note that 5e warlocks don't have to be necrotic/black magicians at all. A full 1/3 of them are supposed to work for ancient elf-y powers. Titania, the Faerie Queen, is one of the listed patron examples. And only some of their spells are necrotic... why make an issue out of this? How extensively have you playtested these assumptions? It took me all of ten minutes to create a flavorful, and potentially quite effective multiclass PC (&quot;Binladdin&quot;!). The reason I created him was parody, not powergaming (also a love of wordplay!). I've found quite a few. I game with them regularly in Philadelphia! Most of them are gearheads who also make terrific fictional characters. Perhaps I've been lucky?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallus, post: 6462868, member: 3887"] So you're ignoring the actual description of the warlock class in favor of your own particular & specific interpretation, which seems to be based on reading too much into the spell/invocation descriptions (and not enough on the big picture). Note that 5e warlocks don't have to be necrotic/black magicians at all. A full 1/3 of them are supposed to work for ancient elf-y powers. Titania, the Faerie Queen, is one of the listed patron examples. And only some of their spells are necrotic... why make an issue out of this? How extensively have you playtested these assumptions? It took me all of ten minutes to create a flavorful, and potentially quite effective multiclass PC ("Binladdin"!). The reason I created him was [i]parody[/i], not [i]powergaming[/i] (also a love of wordplay!). I've found quite a few. I game with them regularly in Philadelphia! Most of them are gearheads who also make terrific fictional characters. Perhaps I've been lucky? [/QUOTE]

Verification