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I like to go 4 levels Sorc, respec at 5 into 1 Sorc 4 Warlock, then just go Sorc rest of the way.
Iyam
The fix is easy.
Let it add 1-3 ritual spells that are RP based.
Speak with Animals. Disguise self. Etc.
Add those and it becomes worthwhile.
Sometimes I exhaust my 2 Warlock spellcasting slots by casting Hex too much, not noticing a failed concentration check. That would prevent Hellish Rebuke from working.
You also may want to check your passives tab to make sure it’s set up to prompt you
Same with wizard . Your best spell is a lv 1 spell. Whats the point in having all spells in the world when u use the same few spells over and over
I suspected it was somehow related to taking the Charm illithid but I don't really know.
I'm not sure what to say about Chain though, I agree that's the existence of Basket makes it seem a bit underwhelming, but also not everyone has to go do that bit of content. We might argue that the Imp familiar scaling up to 2 attacks is not terrible, but it doesn't seem great either.
Do I want my familiar to attack twice, or do I want them to order my foes to soil their pants? Choices...
Or an excellent Jack-of-all-Trades build. My Pact of the Blade / College of Swords Bardlock is definitely great in melee, but EB is still a solid option, as is dropping an AoE CC, etc. It doesn't have to be either-or.
Not quite true. Each of the three pacts get upgraded after reaching a certain level, with Pact of the Chain getting a bonus attack for their familiar. The quasit you summon from your Pact of the Chain will be able to attack twice per round, where as Shovel only gets to attack once.
Yah I went on to clarify - my thread title was a little reactionary. I ran to the boards while I was in a “wtf” state.
My gripe is with the pact of the tome the early grab at level 3.
Yes, I understand later you get good spells, I mentioned earlier this must be how Larian decided to “make up for it.”
But the level 3 pact of the time Table top gives you the ability to scribe rituals and choose any 3 cantrips.
BG3 gives you 3 preset cantrips that are nye useless for a warlock, who typically (if you’re going PoTome as a caster) using Eldritch blast…not vicious mockery or thorn whip…and guidance is normally covered by other party members…so it’s pretty underwhelming.
I say this because I’m playing Sorcerer and dipping warlock 4 levels, so I’m griping on the early benefits…since I have shovel Chain is near useless, and Blade isn’t really usable either as a sorcerer. Kinda pigeonholed into Tome which just gives me extra buttons I’ll never use.
I wish they added a ritual or two for RP, like Disguise self or Speak with Animals.
The sorcerer patrons are pretty useless too.
Ok, so the quasit from Pact of the Chain can attack twice, but Shovel can attack AND scream obscenities in the same round. Shovel wins, easily.