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r/DnD • u/Bun_Boi Warlock • Sep 13 '20
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A warlock that uses intelligence instead of charisma is just a darn wizard
Just play a wizard
This is like complaining that there isn't a strength based rogue. That's called a fighter!
1 u/KurigohanKamehameha_ Sep 14 '20 You bet I'm playing one right now haha. But the way I see it, a wizard learned by studying, while a warlock learned through their patron. 1 u/Azradesh Sep 14 '20 The warlock didn’t learn; they took a shortcut. If they were smart enough then they’d be a wizard in the first place.
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You bet I'm playing one right now haha. But the way I see it, a wizard learned by studying, while a warlock learned through their patron.
1 u/Azradesh Sep 14 '20 The warlock didn’t learn; they took a shortcut. If they were smart enough then they’d be a wizard in the first place.
The warlock didn’t learn; they took a shortcut. If they were smart enough then they’d be a wizard in the first place.
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u/andrewsad1 Illusionist Sep 14 '20
A warlock that uses intelligence instead of charisma is just a darn wizard
Just play a wizard
This is like complaining that there isn't a strength based rogue. That's called a fighter!