That's where Ravenous Void could come into play.Ĭontrolling space and gravity is more fitting for a Warlock than one might assume. Blade of Disaster, on the other hand, not so much. Maddening Darkness and Abi-Dalzim's Horrid Wilting are fantastically appropriate for a class that draws power from the darker depths of the cosmos. However, their higher-level spells are a bit hit-and-miss. The Warlock is one of the most interesting classes in 5e thanks to the different options for patrons and invocations. Related: James Wyatt & Neverwinter Designers Talk Putting Dragons Back in Dungeons & Dragons Ravenous Void Is Appropriate For Warlock Patrons Given how Artificers build things with magic, and how many everyday objects can potentially conduct electricity, it's odd that so few of them have put two and two together. After all, what's the point of being a mad scientist if you can't triumphantly scream 'It's alive!' while lightning crashes down around you? Lightning Arrow and Storm Sphere would be also be perfectly-appropriate options. While Lightning Bolt is available to Armorers, there's no reason why the other Artificer subclasses shouldn't be able to learn it as well. With this in mind, it's surprising that the Artificer's spell list doesn't include more electric attacks. Whether it's Benjamin Franklin almost electrocuting himself with the famous kite experiment or the titular character in Frankenstein bringing his creation to life, there's something about high voltage that makes audiences think of eccentric geniuses. Popular culture has long associated lightning and electricity with smart characters.

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