Base Class: Warlock
Your patron may be any of the other patrons described throughout the world of dungeons and dragons, however your relationship with your patron is a little more removed than most.
Your patron is your employer. Literally. And has bestowed you with the limitless power of bureaucracy.
Expanded Spell List
Your Supervisor lets you choose from an expanded list of spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells are added to the warlock spell list for you.
Junior Assistant Manager Expanded Spells
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Customer Service Voice
Starting at 1st level, You gain proficiency in Persuasion, Deception and intimidation. Magic cannot compel you to say anything, nor can it reveal your nature or alignment.
Extradimensional Briefcase
At sixth level, As a bonus action you may summon forth unlimited office supplies from an extra dimensional supply room.
but be aware that you will have to account for any wastage in your expense reports.
HR mediation
Starting at 10th level, When you are damaged by a creature that you have not yet damaged, you can spend your reaction to force it to make a CHA save. On a fail, the creature is suspended without pay and subject to the effects of a Banishment spell.
Intern
Starting at 14th level, you are given an intern. An expendable lackey to do all your dirty work.
The intern is another Warlock of the Junior Assistant Manager of a level equal to half of your level.
you may only have one intern at a time. If your intern is killed you may spend a short rest filling in a request for a new intern. Generally it takes 24 hours to process the paperwork, after which your new intern appears at your location.
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Posted Apr 2, 2021Would work great in an Aquisitions Incorperated campaign (i guess the same is true for doofensmirz) but would not really work outside that context
the way Extradimensional briefcase is worded makes it seem like you can just completely drown an entire dungeon in office supplies instantly, use it to create massive platforms and bridges to walk on, infinite unlimited matter with only RP caveats
Intern should probably work more akin to a hireling, a member of an NPC/ sidekick class such as those in tasha's cauldron of everything or the goons an artificer has as it might make for a more smooth experience gameplay wise (no additional bookeeping, no DM having to handle the balance of such a massive level gap) and does not cause any worldbuilding impliations (mostly, why was your warlock not a intern between 1st and 10th level?)