One thing I'm curious about with the next update

[TomServosMyHero]

Do we know if the new subclasses will be getting any unique reactivity in the game? In particular I'm curious about the Hexblade. The Warlock is unfortunately on the low end of reactivity in the game, but some of it is unique to certain patrons. Hexblade should ideally get some interesting reactivity in chapter 2 at the very least, what with its focus on shadows and darkness (the Shadow Magic Sorcerer too, for that matter).

Warlock is my favorite class and I hope Larian gives them some much needed love in the narrative department.

[seeker1]

I don't think so. The game doesn't have subclass reactivity for vanilla subclasses. There is CLASS coded dialogue like for [Sorcerer] etc. but no subclass dialogue.

That said, I suspect Shadow Sorcerer will have the inherent ability to make himself, and I suspect the rest of the party, immune to the Shadow Curse. (Though there are now also a bunch of other mods to provide that other than the "traditional" methods in the game.)

[TomServosMyHero]

Subclasses absolutely do get unique reactivity sometimes. Paladin Oaths sometimes, Clerics of Selune especially, and the different Warlock patrons have a few moments to shine (the most notable being the circus in chapter 3 as a Fey Warlock)

I know it's a bit too much to hope for.. I just don't want Larian to half-ass this. :\

[seeker1]

Yeah, but technically, it's cleric DOMAINS that are their subclass, not their DEITY, and while I agree DEITY choice affects your interactions (depending on which ones of course), your DOMAIN doesn't.

Paladin Oaths ... yeah, they kinda have to, given they are implementing the Oath-breaking system.

The Warlock Patrons do occasionally chime up, but my understanding is (I never main a Warlock so I haven't seen it myself) not much. Those who main warlocks say it's very minimal (it's not like your Great Old One Patron comments much on all the Far Realms stuff you encounter, and you would expect them to). and the thing is some Warlock subclasses aren't patron based. A Hexblade is not a 'patron'.

It's never been the case for any Sorcerer subclass.

[Mike Garrison]

Some subclasses do already get interactivity. For instance, warlocks of GOO get certain choices and warlocks of Archfey get others.