Kane0
2013-01-10, 03:44 AM
Hey guys.
For an upcoming game, I am thinking of making a houserule change to the stock 3.5 Warlock for the player. He mainly just wants to be a blastlock and I'm aiming to equalize the blastslock's damage output to closer match a Glaivelock or Clawlock's output.
Houserule: You may make as many Eldritch blasts as your BAB allows as a full attack action, but these blasts may not have any essences or shapes applied.
Taking a feat allows you to apply a single essence and the eldritch spear blast shape should you have it, but these modifications must be applied to all blasts made as part of the full attack and the effects cannot apply to a single target more than once.
So, does anyone else use this kind of houserule? How has it worked for you? Is there anything catastrophic this may cause? Overall opinions?
Cheers!
For an upcoming game, I am thinking of making a houserule change to the stock 3.5 Warlock for the player. He mainly just wants to be a blastlock and I'm aiming to equalize the blastslock's damage output to closer match a Glaivelock or Clawlock's output.
Houserule: You may make as many Eldritch blasts as your BAB allows as a full attack action, but these blasts may not have any essences or shapes applied.
Taking a feat allows you to apply a single essence and the eldritch spear blast shape should you have it, but these modifications must be applied to all blasts made as part of the full attack and the effects cannot apply to a single target more than once.
So, does anyone else use this kind of houserule? How has it worked for you? Is there anything catastrophic this may cause? Overall opinions?
Cheers!