Fire Shield (4 th-level): Wispy flames or cold energy surrounds me.Creatures in the space must make a Constitution saving throw or spend their turn retching. Stinking Cloud (3 rd-level): I create a 20-foot radius sphere of nauseous gas, obscuring the area and lingering in place.Each foe inside the space must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 8d8 fire damage. Fireball (3 rd-level): Hurl an explosive spell that blossoms into a 20-foot radius sphere.Scorching Ray (2 nd-level): A minimum of 3 rays of heat are hurled at one or multiple foes, dealing 2d6 fire damage per hit.Blindness/Deafness (2 nd-level): A failed Constitution saving throw leaves the target blind or deafened.However, I could make commands like grovel, approach, drop or flee. I can’t command it to do something harmful to itself. Command (1 st-level): On a failed Wisdom save, target must follow my instructions.
Burning Hands (1 st-level): A 15-foot cone of fire deals 3d6 fire damage on failed Dexterity saving throws.Guide to Building a Warlock Genie Patron: DnD 5eįiend Patron expanded spell list- burning hands, scorching ray, command… Related Posts: Guide to Building a Tiefling Character: DnD 5e However, this version has the Scare ability, which causes enemies to succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or become frightened. Again, this fiend gains Invisibility and Magic Resistance. The quasit can shape change into a bat (flying 40 feet), centipede (speed 40 feet, climbing 40 feet) or a toad (40 feet speed, swim 40 feet). Also, the imp gains Devil’s Sight, which can see through magical darkness, Invisibility and Magic Resistance. The imp comes with a raven form (flying 60 feet), rat form or spider form (climbing 20 feet).
Plus, both come with a sting attack (1d4 +3) that forces a Constitutions saving throw or take 3d6 poison damage. These shape changing minions can fly, climb and swim (depending on quasit or imp selection). Naturally, I’ll choose an imp or quasit-little demons who will do my bidding. Pact of the Chain grants me the find familiar spell, adding bonus forms to the familiar: imp, pseudodragon, quasit or sprite. Now, I can sprout skeletal wings from my back and force other creatures within 10 feet of me to make a Charisma saving throw (8 + proficiency + Charisma modifier) or become frightened and take 1d6 extra necrotic damage from my attacks. Furthermore, my unique Fallen Aasimar trait is Necrotic Shroud at level 3. Plus, I gain Celestial Resistance (resistance against necrotic or radiant damage) and Healing Hands to replenish HP equal to my level. I’ll gain Hellish Resistance (resistance to fire damage) and Infernal Legacy, which adds several once-a-day spells like hellish rebuke (2d10 fire damage against foes who hit me).įallen aasimar are the fallen angels of DnD 5e character creation, adding +2 Charisma/+1 Strength to my warlock build. Plus, thematic backstories for this most fiendish character should be interesting. Tieflings and warlocks go together like high-fives and best friends, adding the tiefling’s +2 Charisma/+1 Intelligence to warlock spells. Therefore, I’m thinking tiefling or fallen aasimar. Naturally, I want to get creepy with my race selection and look for a high Charisma bonus. Click here or below for more info.Ĭonsider playing a tiefling or fallen aasimar. Therefore, I’ll build this character as a cunning summoner with charm and fire magic.īefore we jump in, consider playing your fiendish warlock in my original spooky pirate adventure. This warlock gains temporary HP, adds bonus points to ability checks and saving throws and grants me a fiery expanded spell list. Playing a warlock with The Fiend as a patron dives right into the heart of the warlock archetype, connecting with a devilish patron.
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