igor140
2019-05-15, 10:53 PM
So, I may be crazy, but I could have sworn that there was some feature in the Hexblade Blade Pact build that allowed the warlock to summon the weapon back to himself at infinite range as a bonus action. Did our table just COMPLETELY get all of that wrong...?
I remember it very explicitly, because at one point, my Hexblade ran an enemy through, and then left his sword IN the enemy as he misty stepped to the top of a small cliff so he wouldn't be overrun. The sorcerer then used the sword as a conduit to do extra lightning damage to the enemies that had originally clustered around the Hexblade. In the meantime, the Hexblade pelted some enemies with Eldritch Blast until they turned and closed on him... at which point he summoned his (now) lightning-charged sword back from a distance of ~50 ft in order to fight the new enemies. The whole thing took about four turns (~24 battle seconds; not enough time for the pact weapon to disappear naturally).
The DM was pretty liberal with the rules on account of the fact that the badassery outweighed the need to follow the rules... but I could have sworn that the resummoning of the sword was completely legit...
I remember it very explicitly, because at one point, my Hexblade ran an enemy through, and then left his sword IN the enemy as he misty stepped to the top of a small cliff so he wouldn't be overrun. The sorcerer then used the sword as a conduit to do extra lightning damage to the enemies that had originally clustered around the Hexblade. In the meantime, the Hexblade pelted some enemies with Eldritch Blast until they turned and closed on him... at which point he summoned his (now) lightning-charged sword back from a distance of ~50 ft in order to fight the new enemies. The whole thing took about four turns (~24 battle seconds; not enough time for the pact weapon to disappear naturally).
The DM was pretty liberal with the rules on account of the fact that the badassery outweighed the need to follow the rules... but I could have sworn that the resummoning of the sword was completely legit...