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Invocations: Agonizing Blast, Devil's sightįocus is on ranged, with the usual EB+Hex or telepathically-controlled flying darkness drone for tactical battlefield control. Planning to go : Sorc 1 / Warlock X, Fiend/Chain.
My warlock is currently a Sorc 1 / Warlock 2. I know, hexblade is usually for gishes, and melee flavor.īut, one of the big things it gives is shield proficiency, which can be a huge defensive buff. Which do you think is a better choice for a blaster Warlock?įiend Pact (for temp HP), or the new Hexblade (for shield)?
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