Despite being a full caster, this guy or gal is fully capable of getting in the face of his/her enemies and locking them down. Sort of in the same vein as the Bard College of Swords, War Domain Clerics, and War Mages, this is the “combat ready” warlock. The tradeoff is that you don’t get to heal from the death, but by 14th level, who cares? Finally, when a creature you cursed dies, you can bounce the curse to another creature within 30 feet of you. Now, cursed creatures have an additional 50% chance of missing you even when they hit. At 10th level, your curse is more powerful. I think the gist of it is that it’s supposed to give you “extra attacks and AC”, basically powering you up without offering an Extra Attack a la fighters, barbarians, fighters, etc. Now, this is pretty powerful stuff, because unlike other classes that give you companions, this thing has its own action economy and all you need to do is give it verbal commands without spending your own actions. At 6th, you can make someone you slay return as a specter. For this reason, Hexblade Warlocks are one of the most “dipped” 1st level classes around since they basically turn any Charisma-based caster into a powerful war machine. Then, it can add its Charisma modifier instead of Strength or Dexterity (yowzas) for attack and damage rolls when using a specific weapon. Also at 1st, the hexblade gets proficiency with medium armor, shields, and martial weapons.
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This gives you against that target bonus damage to rolls, crits on 19 and 20, and if the target dies, you regain hit points equal to your warlock level plus your Charisma modifier. The hexblade’s first 1st level power allows it to curse a creature as a bonus action once between rests. I’m 99% sure they tossed in cone of cold out of lack of a better choice. They also get blur and blink to help them in combat, and later get (randomly) phantasmal killer and cone of cold. They get shield at first level and then the entire array of smites. Hexblade warlocks get a bunch of stuff that helps them in close combat. Hexblades make pacts with mysterious entities from the Shadowfell which gives them cool weapons made of shadow. Then I’ll take the information therein and make adjustments. Let’s take a moment to dig into the Hexblade Warlock and see what it’s all about. He was hoping for a variant on the Pact of the Hexblade, specifically the 6th level feature Accursed Specter. This one comes as a request from one of my Instagram followers. DM Dave Leave a Comment on Hexblade Warlock Otherworldly Patron Variant | New Player Option for Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition Posted in Player Options
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