Warlock PrC [Archive] - Wizards Community

Warlock PrC [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
StalkerEntreri
07-23-07, 08:19 PM Where can I find Warlock prestige classes?
Xaer
07-23-07, 08:28 PM Warlock is a base class, not a prestige class, and can be found at the beginning of Complete Arcane.

If you meant prestige classes to IMPROVE/Expound upon warlock, look in books such as Complete Arcane and Complete Mage.
Apupunchau
07-23-07, 10:44 PM Fiendish Codex II - Hellfire Warlock a 3 level PrC specifically for Warlocks. Other than that anything that says "+1 to Spellcasting" or "+1 to Arcane Spellcasting" will add to the warlocks edritch balst and invocation progression. Acolyte of the Skin will has 5th Caster with either spells or spell-like abilities (which invocations are) as one of the prereqs so a Warlock could go that root. You could even manage to do both PrCs.
Hideous Phidias
07-23-07, 11:53 PM Complete mage has a few
Tuhljin
07-24-07, 06:44 PM This one from Fiendish Codex II is available online from Wizards for free:
Hellfire Warlock (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20061207a&page=3)
Gadren
07-25-07, 12:15 PM In case you weren't aware (many overlook this), any prestige class that improves arcane casting can improve warlock invocations and eldritch blasts instead.
For example, a warlock 6 / fighter 1 / eldritch knight 10 would know the same level and amount of evocations as a 16th level warlock, and would do 8d6 damage with his eldritch blast.
Andyr
07-26-07, 01:05 PM Warlocks cannot qualify for PrCs with prerequisites like "must be able to cast level X arcane spells", such as Eldritch Knight, as they do not cast spells. They do, however, qualify for PrCs with prerequisites like "arcane caster level X", such as Acolyte of the Skin or Mindbender. Complete Mage explains all this; the Eldritch Knight build is not legal.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
StalkerEntreri 07-23-07, 08:19 PM	Where can I find Warlock prestige classes?
Xaer 07-23-07, 08:28 PM	Warlock is a base class, not a prestige class, and can be found at the beginning of Complete Arcane. If you meant prestige classes to IMPROVE/Expound upon warlock, look in books such as Complete Arcane and Complete Mage.
Apupunchau 07-23-07, 10:44 PM	Fiendish Codex II - Hellfire Warlock a 3 level PrC specifically for Warlocks. Other than that anything that says "+1 to Spellcasting" or "+1 to Arcane Spellcasting" will add to the warlocks edritch balst and invocation progression. Acolyte of the Skin will has 5th Caster with either spells or spell-like abilities (which invocations are) as one of the prereqs so a Warlock could go that root. You could even manage to do both PrCs.
Hideous Phidias 07-23-07, 11:53 PM	Complete mage has a few
Tuhljin 07-24-07, 06:44 PM	This one from Fiendish Codex II is available online from Wizards for free: Hellfire Warlock (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20061207a&page=3)
Gadren 07-25-07, 12:15 PM	In case you weren't aware (many overlook this), any prestige class that improves arcane casting can improve warlock invocations and eldritch blasts instead. For example, a warlock 6 / fighter 1 / eldritch knight 10 would know the same level and amount of evocations as a 16th level warlock, and would do 8d6 damage with his eldritch blast.
Andyr 07-26-07, 01:05 PM	Warlocks cannot qualify for PrCs with prerequisites like "must be able to cast level X arcane spells", such as Eldritch Knight, as they do not cast spells. They do, however, qualify for PrCs with prerequisites like "arcane caster level X", such as Acolyte of the Skin or Mindbender. Complete Mage explains all this; the Eldritch Knight build is not legal.