
GM_Solspiral RPG Superstar Season 9 Top 32 |

In Oracle we did an alternate base class Warlock and a couple reviewers have asked for further support of the class (and in all honesty I always craved more from 3.5.)
The reviews pretty much sum up what you get (in case you somehow haven't bought this yet!)
So far...
I have several feat ideas and want to expand on what you can do with the blast evolutions.
I'm also considering doing either a Hellfire archetype or prestige class. I'd make the blasts specific and have a mechanic that bi-passes fire resistence partly, I feel like that archetype deserves an imp familiar as well.
Another Archetype I'm kicking around in my head trades some revelation versatility for the ability to cast spells form specific mysteries as a sla.
I've already noted a request for more fluff explaining how Warlocks enter the class, but what do the rest of you want?

Malwing |

In regard to things to do with the blasts; Would be interesting if they could sacrifice d6's to do something interesting with the blast like types of debuffs. So basically you customize it as little or as much as you want dealing more damage for slight effects or less damage for crazy utility blasts.
In regard to flavor; Unlike Clerics, the Oracle class implies a lack of choice in being granted divine power. Crunch-wise the Warlock has nothing that implies such a thing so the opposite may be true. The Flying Pincushion Warlock could be something akin to a thief or a gatherer, seeking out truths in the mysteries of the universe and taking for himself things that appeal to him, as implied by being able to take revelations from any mystery and being able to un-weave spells to look for truths. Under that kind of flavor a Warlock would be someone who was interested not in deities but in mysteries that they guard.

Interjection Games |

Haven't purchased it, but from what you've said, it's cherry pick an oracle revelation per level and get bonus uses per day, yes? Have you added some way to maximize damage or heighten save DCs, either through the use of feats, an archetype that burns multiple daily uses to amp up an ability, or so on?