would someone explain star pack to me


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As a tiefling, you're born as a ticking bomb. Your ancestors wrote off your soul into the service of the Nine Hells. Some tieflings embrace the notion, becoming true villains. Others try to redeem themselves through pious behaviour.

A few, more pragmatic, decide to make a pact with entities beyond even the scope of the devils. Sure, it is a desperate gamble, but who knows? Perhaps if you amass enough power, you might be able to resist not only against the Nine Hells, but also against the Far Realm.
 

As a tiefling, you're born as a ticking bomb. Your ancestors wrote off your soul into the service of the Nine Hells. Some tieflings embrace the notion, becoming true villains. Others try to redeem themselves through pious behaviour.

A few, more pragmatic, decide to make a pact with entities beyond even the scope of the devils. Sure, it is a desperate gamble, but who knows? Perhaps if you amass enough power, you might be able to resist not only against the Nine Hells, but also against the Far Realm.

So maybe join in a pact with far realm to get away from Hell, then try and back stab the far realm
 

Some stars... aren't. They're monsters instead. Allabar, for instance, is a monster the size of a planet. Cthulhu is a bit smaller but, well, he's Cthulhu.

Entire "evil" (more like unknowable) constellations are out there, intending to awake and DESTROY REALITY ITSELF! Or reshape it. Or ... well, I'll put it this way. If a person can understand what these "stars" actually want, then they can no longer understand normal people and are thus no longer "sane". (IMO, a sane star pact warlock is an oxymoron.)
 

I'm playing a Dwarven Starlock right now...his idea is to fight fire with fire. Kind of a cosmic double agent who has made a pact with a Far Realms entity in order to defeat Far Realms entities.
 

I played a Warforged Starlock who got his powers from "space".

He arrived in the campaign after falling from the sky in a meteor (lightly and accidentally borrowed from Superman's origin story).

His life goal was to return to the stars from whence he came.
 




Right now I am picturing a truly awful anime about the Star Pack, featuring a plucky kid recently recruited, the gruff mentor who is actually a nice guy, and the faceless corporate villains want to destroy Japan.
 

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