Minor Wish

As a free action, once per long rest, the user can make a desperate plea to their Genie Patron (or other available Genie powers) to attempt to invoke a minor miracle in their favor. This feat allows certain effects based on the situation it is called upon, and the user can select one of these options:

Grant Me a Resistance: Give the user or any friendly creature known to the user immediate resistance to a single damage type of your choice. This can be used in reaction to the target taking that damage and it is instantly resisted, and does not count as using a reaction for either user or target. This resistance lasts until the start of the user's next turn.

Grant Me a Do-over: When the user or any friendly creature known to the user misses with an attack or spell, or a spell effect or skill check fails against a target for any reason, this causes that roll to be ignored and immediately rolled again, or if applicable, can choose to target a different eligible creature and roll again. The second roll must be accepted, and no one but the user will perceive that the first roll ever happened.

Grant Me a Boon: The user may use this to copy the effect of any cantrip on any spell list in the game. In this instance, it copies the action, bonus action, or reaction requirements, as well as casting time, duration, concentration, and any rolls needed, using the users spell save DC or spell attack as applicable, but has a 1000ft range (even if Touch), is cast at the additional damage/effect for the user's level where applicable, and does not require any verbal, somatic, or material requirements, thus it cannot be counterspelled.

Grant Me a Desperate Intervention: The user may copy the effect of any other option within this feat, or make a small request to the GM acting on behalf of your Genie for some type of magical effect not covered elsewhere. This must be a reasonable request for the level of the user and appropriate to the campaign setting, cannot kill, charm, or revive another, and granting this is completely up to the GM's discretion if it occurs, how it occurs, and what is further required of the user (including additional skill checks, saves, or penalties) to make it occur. This fourth option can be used even if this feat has already been used for another of the options this long rest, but only once, and when invoked, even if the request fails or is denied, the user instantly takes 4d6 psychic damage, gains one level of exhaustion, and there is a 33% chance that the user instantly loses this feat, and will never have the option to take it again unless a proper Wish spell is used (using the Sudden Learning effect to swap feats), or a different Genie Warlock uses their Limited Wish feature on their behalf, requesting the option to become available again.