Of course, when all else fails you’ve still got the ever-dependable favorite cantrip of Warlocks everywhere: Eldritch Blast. When they go on the offensive, it’s a truly impressive light show! Radiant and fire damage form the backbone of the Celestial Warlock’s offensive arsenal.Īny who stand in the way of the Celestial Warlock can and will be cleansed in a holy fire! Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that these characters are pushovers though! The Celestial Warlock can still put out some respectable damage! They’re certainly an unconventional healer, but they’re far from being useless! Where most Warlocks tend to focus on blasting enemies with all manner of eldritch powers, the Celestial instead focuses their attention on keeping their allies in the fight.Ĭelestial Warlocks are great at healing and supporting their party.
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We’ll look at what kind of deal a Celestial Warlock might have made and how to connect that to the story later in this guide. Of course, this is still a deal that’s being made! There has to be some give and take for any Warlock! These are powerful beings from the Upper Planes who would be able to share some of their power with a Warlock. Instead, these Warlocks have made a pact with a Celestial being.Ĭelestials who might be interested in being a Celestial Warlock’s patron include empyreans, unicorns, deva, or ki-rin. While Clerics are getting their power directly from their deity, the Celestial Warlock hasn’t necessarily made their pact with a God or Goddess. Mechanically, you can’t cast as many spells as a Cleric but you are able to cast them more often.Īs far as roleplaying goes, you’re still trying to walk the “straight and narrow” but that might not be quite as “straight and narrow” as what is expected from a Cleric. The nature of this subclass blurs the line between the Warlock and Cleric classes in a way that’s very interesting. The Celestial Warlock is a Warlock subclass released in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything.
What is the Celestial Warlock Patron in D&D 5e?.
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