Personally I strongly disagree with Fey and Celestials. I'm on the fence on Ethereals. This is the 'dark' caster. If you want a Fey-style character, go with the Ritualist. If you want a Celestial-adjecent character, go with Battlesaint.Expanding the list of options:
They should be totally mutually exclusive, but these options things could slot nicely into the summoner/hexer archetype.
- Undead - Blight and decay. The pure necromancer experience.
- Infernal Fiends - Fire and brimstone. Glorious chaos. The iconic deal with the devil.
- Accursed Fiend - Ghostfire galore.
- Umbral Demons - Lovecraft-lite.
- Ethereal - Astral beings. Ghostly partners on the other side.
- Fey - Fairy curses and trickery.
- Celestial - For "good" aligned warlocks. Unleash divine curses upon your enemies.
Expanding the list of options:
They should be totally mutually exclusive, but these options things could slot nicely into the summoner/hexer archetype.
- Undead - Blight and decay. The pure necromancer experience.
- Infernal Fiends - Fire and brimstone. Glorious chaos. The iconic deal with the devil.
- Accursed Fiend - Ghostfire galore.
- Umbral Demons - Lovecraft-lite.
- Ethereal - Astral beings. Ghostly partners on the other side.
- Fey - Fairy curses and trickery.
- Celestial - For "good" aligned warlocks. Unleash divine curses upon your enemies.
Personally I strongly disagree with Fey and Celestials. I'm on the fence on Ethereals. This is the 'dark' caster. If you want a Fey-style character, go with the Ritualist. If you want a Celestial-adjecent character, go with Battlesaint.
I partly want the celestial warlock option because of D&D Celestial warlocks, but also partly because I want to make a PF2e oracle inspired character revolving around inflicting divine curses upon the unholy.Personally I strongly disagree with Fey and Celestials. I'm on the fence on Ethereals. This is the 'dark' caster. If you want a Fey-style character, go with the Ritualist. If you want a Celestial-adjecent character, go with Battlesaint.