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| #1paulstraitAug 28, 2015 8:52:21 | I'm sure this has come up before but I'm looking for a clear answer & explanation.
It seems like there are three possibilities:
a) Any spell cast through a Pact Magic spell slot is a warlock spell.
b) Any spell cast through a Pact Magic spell slot that is listed on p. 210 of the PHB as a "warlock spell" is a warlock spell.
c) A spell is only a warlock spell if it is directly gained through the warlock class (so, e.g., a warlock 5 / wizard 5 would know exactly 6 spells [and 3 cantrips] that would qualify for the Rod of the Pact Keeper attack roll bonus, regardless of whether any other spells known are on the warlock spell list).
My thinking is that (c) is the right answer, because of the line on p. 164 of the PHB that "Each spell you know and prepare is associated with one of your classes," which seems to indicate that regardless of how many class spell lists a spell appears on, every spell a particular multiclassed character knows is associated with exactly one class. This interpretation seems like it would resolve ambiguity about which spellcasting ability to use if more than one applied. The section on pact magic on page 165 also seems to distinguish between using warlock spell slots to cast non-warlock spells and warlock spells. |
| #2melloredAug 28, 2015 9:00:20 | C: Warlock spells are gained though a warlock class.
Any spell slot can be used to power any spell, but each spell is for each class. |
| #3Coredump00Aug 28, 2015 9:37:44 | slots are slots.... they are all the same and have no other effect on the spells.
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| #4AvrossAug 28, 2015 16:40:15 |
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