I, too, am interested in this, along with other options like fighting styles, battlemaster maneuvers, and other non-spell, non-feat character customization options.
At a deeper level, different pact types for warlocks would be nice. To be honest, though, I don't know if that's nearly as useful as the above.
I believe they are working on this, but at the moment there isn't a way to add eldritch invocations, fighting styles, etc to class features, without completely creating a new subclass feature to do what you want the homebrew eldritch invocations, fighting styles, etc to do, which is not the same. So I'm hoping this gets fixed soon!
At a deeper level, different pact types for warlocks would be nice. To be honest, though, I don't know if that's nearly as useful as the above.
Now that Kreakdude has his question answered, I feel OK about going down this rabbit trail.
yeah, different pact types would be nice. I feel like there’s not a sufficient spectrum represented for the possible personality types of warlocks and patrons. Great Old One leaves a lot of wiggle room Patron and backstory-wise, but the spells list and other features seem...well, there’s a reason everyone goes Hexblade. Warlock Subclasses in general seem narrow and unimaginative compared to other classes’ subs.
Homebrew Eldritch Invocations are not currently a feature. If you would like to see them, I would recommend making your voices heard on Our Feature Request Pages
Is there a way to add more Eldritch Invocations to be able to choose other options?
I, too, am interested in this, along with other options like fighting styles, battlemaster maneuvers, and other non-spell, non-feat character customization options.
At a deeper level, different pact types for warlocks would be nice. To be honest, though, I don't know if that's nearly as useful as the above.
I believe they are working on this, but at the moment there isn't a way to add eldritch invocations, fighting styles, etc to class features, without completely creating a new subclass feature to do what you want the homebrew eldritch invocations, fighting styles, etc to do, which is not the same. So I'm hoping this gets fixed soon!
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So for example if I wanted the invocations added by Xanathar's what section could I buy to get them?
If you buy any warlock subclass in Xanathar's, I believe you should get them.
What makes you think that? Did you see some text somewhere explaining that? Did you do that?
I remember a moderator answering this question before.
Confirmed. I bought the Celestial for $1.99 and I now have access to all the invocations.
Now that Kreakdude has his question answered, I feel OK about going down this rabbit trail.
yeah, different pact types would be nice. I feel like there’s not a sufficient spectrum represented for the possible personality types of warlocks and patrons. Great Old One leaves a lot of wiggle room Patron and backstory-wise, but the spells list and other features seem...well, there’s a reason everyone goes Hexblade. Warlock Subclasses in general seem narrow and unimaginative compared to other classes’ subs.
Yo All! I meaning too, how can i make with the homebrew function eldritch invocations for my characters? Anyone knows the answer?
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AlumniMorning all,
Homebrew Eldritch Invocations are not currently a feature.
If you would like to see them, I would recommend making your voices heard on Our Feature Request Pages
Thanks!
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This is already planned. This is the site that Timer67 is referencing, but the specific page that says it is planned.
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