I am making a warlock for the first time and I have no idea who their patron should be. The character will most likely have a romantic relationship with the patron but I need suggestions.
The first and easiest thing that comes to mind is Fiend Patron and going for a [Tooltip Not Found], seduction demons that, with appropriate scaling, can very well grant powers as Warlock patron and are most definitely a possible romantic interest.
It all depends on what your DM allows. Most patrons are not gods, but that doesn't mean they can't be. Maybe even ask if your DM can work out your patron themselves; leave an air of mystery behind their identity and intentions. That way, later in the campaign, they can surprise you with the reveal.
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I am making a warlock for the first time and I have no idea who their patron should be. The character will most likely have a romantic relationship with the patron but I need suggestions.
Hi heckinnheck
The first and easiest thing that comes to mind is Fiend Patron and going for a [Tooltip Not Found], seduction demons that, with appropriate scaling, can very well grant powers as Warlock patron and are most definitely a possible romantic interest.
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Thank you. I did find a possible patron in the goddess Tyche (greek). Can gods/goddesses be patrons?
Yes they can but Make sure that god exsists in your DMs universe.
That would fit well with the Celestial patron.
It all depends on what your DM allows. Most patrons are not gods, but that doesn't mean they can't be. Maybe even ask if your DM can work out your patron themselves; leave an air of mystery behind their identity and intentions. That way, later in the campaign, they can surprise you with the reveal.
"The Epic Level Handbook wasn't that bad, guys.
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