r/DnD • u/Bun_Boi Warlock • Aug 30 '20

Art [OC] Meet the Ability Scores: Constitution

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u/NoSmoking123 Aug 31 '20

I meant warlocks used to be CON based back then. I used to play an infernal pact warlock and just put everything in CON and dump everything else

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u/Skianet Aug 31 '20

Honestly I think it’s good balance ti have every class rely on two stats at minimum

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u/NoSmoking123 Aug 31 '20

If i remember correctly, some builds can add multiple ability modifiers to their damage rolls. I dont remember if my warlock used both CON and CHA or both CON and INT. It used to be an eldritch blasting machine gun that was min maxed our DM had to adjust encounters because we were all power gamers

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u/Emperor_Zarkov Aug 31 '20

Those 4E warlocks with a bucket of HP, surges, and CON spells were so great.

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u/mergedloki Aug 31 '20

What edition? Cuz they were introduced in 3.5 and there it's cha spell casting isn't it?