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#1 Lawolf Aug 22, 2014 12:05:34	I'm thinking a warlock who knows this spell could have a lot of fun having a near permanent unseen servant to do his bidding, both in and out of combat.   In combat he could be used to hold up sheets, shields, plywood, etc to block line of sight. You could have it carry weapons around and pretend to be a ghost. You could have it point weapons at your enemies to intimidate them or cause them to think you have invisible allies. You can have move barrels into strategic locations or otherwise have it get in the way.   Out of combat you can have it carry mirrors to peak around corners. You can have it attempt to open doors or other potentially trapped objects. You can have carry your torch (poor humans with no darkvision). You can have it do your laundry, clean your room, or make your dinner. You can have it pretend to be a ghost just to scare people.   The possibilities are endless! What are your some other clever uses of everyone's favorite invisible butler?
#2 ChrisCarlson Aug 22, 2014 13:44:13	My ol' LE warlock in 2e had a minor artifact that let him capture and enslave the souls of his slain enemies (effectively permanent-ish unseen servants). He always had a handful of them around to do his bidding. Mostly he used them for menial/low tasks such as setting up/breaking down his camp, cooking meals, cleaning up around the house, carrying supplies, polishing the skeletons, etc.   Good times.
#3 1eejit Aug 22, 2014 14:41:47	It'd be pretty awesome for a charlatan/con-man warlock, particularly Fey Pact from Puck. Lawolf wrote:
#4 mellored Aug 22, 2014 16:05:21	Serve tea to the enemy.   After you poision it.