The Gilded

Some patrons crave gold. The Gilded craves it too, and everything else.

Your patron is an entity of boundless greed, obsessed not with wealth alone but with power in all its forms. Magic, martial skill, divine favor, and primal instinct are all treasures to be claimed. Through your pact, you are granted the ability to appropriate fragments of others’ talents, borrowing techniques and abilities that were never meant for you.

Warlocks of the Gilded are opportunists, adapting to any challenge by stealing what works best. A fighter’s endurance, a rogue’s light fingers, a cleric’s blessing—each is reflected through your patron’s will, altered and gilded by its hunger. Nothing you take is perfect, but everything is useful.

To walk this path is to embrace excess. The more you acquire, the more your patron demands, and the line between versatility and obsession grows ever thinner.

Level 3: Gilded Spells

The magic of your patron ensures you always have certain spells ready; when you reach a Warlock level specified in the Gilded Spells table, you thereafter always have the listed spells prepared.

Gilded Spells

Warlock Level	Spells
3	Identify, Command, Nystul's Magic Aura, Heat Metal
5	Leomund's Tiny Hut, Fly
7	Fabricate, Polymorph
9	Animate Objects, Bigby's Hand

Level 3: Blatant Thievery

At 3rd level, You learn a feature from another Class, choose a Class and take a Class feature from that Class, you then gain that Class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that class at 3rd level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Blatant Thievery" with another Classes Class feature of 3rd level or below.

You cannot choose the same Class and/or Subclass feature if you already have it through either multiclassing or by another class feature from the "Wild Card" subclass.

Level 6: Additional Stolen Secrets

At 6th level, You learn a feature from another Classes Subclass, choose a Classes Subclass and take a Class feature from that Subclass, you then gain that Class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that Class at 3rd level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Additional Stolen Secrets" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

Additionally, You learn a feature from another Class, choose a Class and take a Class feature from that Class, you then gain that class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that class at 6th level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Additional Stolen Secrets" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

You cannot choose the same Class and/or Subclass feature if you already have it through either multiclassing or by another class feature from the "Wild Card" subclass

Level 10: Quantity & Quality

At 10th level, You learn a feature from another Classes Subclass, choose a Classes Subclass and take a Class feature from that Subclass, you then gain that Class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that Class at 6th level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Quantity & Quality" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

Additionally, You learn a feature from another Class, choose a Class and take a Class feature from that Class, you then gain that class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that class at 10th level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Quantity & Quality" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

You cannot choose the same Class and/or Subclass feature if you already have it through either multiclassing or by another class feature from the "Wild Card" subclass

Level 14: Never Enough

When you reach 14th level in this class, You learn a feature from another Classes Subclass, choose a Classes Subclass and take a Class feature from that Subclass, you then gain that Class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that Class at 10th level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Never Enough" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

Additionally, You learn a feature from another Class, choose a Class and take a Class feature from that Class, you then gain that class feature.

• The feature chosen must be obtainable by that class at 14th level or below.
• Whenever you gain another level in this Class, you can choose to replace the Class feature you got via "Never Enough" with another Classes Class feature of 6th level or below.

You cannot choose the same Class and/or Subclass feature if you already have it through either multiclassing or by another class feature from the "Wild Card" subclass