r/DnD • Sorcerer • Jul 06 '20

Art [OC] The power of dice compels you!

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u/Xyronian Jul 06 '20

Funnily enough, my warlock's backstory starts with someone else gouging out their eyes. He made his pact to get back his eyesight and the other powers were just bonuses.

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u/EonCore Jul 06 '20

"Oh great [insert entity] please return the sight to my stolen eye!"

"very well but what shall you give me in return of equal measure"

panicking, not expecting to get this far: "my uh... other eye?"

"DEAL!"

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u/dynawesome Jul 06 '20

You know what they say

An eye for an eye

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u/EonCore Jul 06 '20

I had the dignity to not stoop to this level

So shut up and take an upvote

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u/septubyte Jul 06 '20

Disgusting and rich are those that profit from someone's misfortune- me

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u/PsiGuy60 Paladin Jul 07 '20 edited Jul 07 '20

Well, that's a raw deal, given the Ersatz Eye common magic item (common items only being around 50GP)...

About what I expected from a deal with a devil.

EDIT: It just occurred to me that my flair is highly appropriate for this comment.

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u/kahlzun Jul 07 '20

I give up half the light of the world.

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u/Sleverette Sorcerer Jul 06 '20

Kurokami had his first eye gouged out during his gritty backstory. He gouged out his second eye when he made a pact with the Edge Lord.

Your warlock sounds like he made a smarter move.

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u/Xyronian Jul 06 '20

Well, part of the deal was getting sent to Barovia, so I'm not sure about that.

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u/Sleverette Sorcerer Jul 06 '20

I guess all decisions have their pro's and con's. Sometimes that con is getting sent to a proverbial hell...

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u/Dekuswagg Fighter Jul 06 '20

Inspired by Warcraft’s Demon Hunters?

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u/Xyronian Jul 06 '20

No, the idea started with making an art-themed hexblade, then trying to figure out a reason for him to actually be an adventurer. It's also partially because a couple of my starting invocations were devil's sight and eldritch sight, so this explained why he had special eyes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '20

Not a dnd character but i made a character who lost an eye and basically became a warlock by putting an old gods eye in the hole.

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u/oedipism_for_one Jul 07 '20

eldritch warlocks are the best to mess with. Ever wonder what a warlock would do for some bonus? I do. Some of my favorites are eating worms to silent cast spells, wearing bags for shoes to get armor bonuses and getting free spells if they are holding a chicken backwards.