Warlock Shares their Patron

The Warlock's patron sure gets around in DND 5e. To the Cleric's surprise, they serve the very same one in this dungeons and dragons campaign. Whether you play Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, or other TTRPGs, be careful about which diety you serve!

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[piranhaplantX]

Then a divine soul sorcerer comes in with "oh, why are you guys are wearing my family crest?"

[paraschauhan]

Difference between someone who gets paid for their work vs someone who gives it away for free.

[SnowChild-whgo]

Damn that’s funny…oh what if Cleric, Paladin and Warlock all had the same patron/god…oh gods I can see that turning into an interesting campaign with some friends I know

[kaneicosasrandom]

The cleric simps the god. The warlock just make it's job and get a good pay for that.

[magicaljagical]

That is why I am a paladin or a ranger, no god required.

[amjthe_paleosquare]

Cleric is the pastor who devoted himself the traditional way.
Monk is the hermit who devoted himself the unorthodox way.
Paladin is the theologist who punches everyone who disagrees with him.
Warlock is the convert that's "a bit confused but got the spirit"


Now I want a party like this XD God has different dynamics with each due to the nature of their bond. (Idk monks of how they go about stuff, I too am "a bit confused")

[marksman]

Warlock/Cleric Idea: A Deity or God with a personality disorder due them representing two sides of the same Domain.

Example: Law (Good/Evil)

[TheRobversion]

Hey Chaos. totally unrelated. but was just curious if you planned to do a skit on recent news of wotc sending pinkerton thugs to a MTG youtuber's house (dan cannon) to threaten/intimidate him?

was curious as i think it would be nice if there was more support from the dnd community for the mtg community since alot of them came out and supported the dnd community during the ogl fiasco.