Blue: Fantastic options, often essential.Red: Bad, useless options, or options whichĪre extremely situational.RPGBOT uses the color coding scheme which has become common among Pathfinder build handbooks, which is simple to understand and easy to read at a glance. See the Warlock Handbook for help with those aspects of your character. More experienced players may find the Archfey reasonably effective, but you may find that the more situational portions of the subclass’s features go a long time without being useful.īecause the Archfey Warlock falls to close to the core concepts of the Warlock, sections of this handbook have been omitted. The spellcasting expands your capabilities without adding significant complexity, so the Archfey is a good choice for relatively inexperienced players looking to improve their understanding of spellcasting classes. Overall, the Archfey is a solid, but not amazing option. Very little here that’s really disappointing. There’s very little here that’s exceptional, but there’s also After that, most of the options are good but While few of the Archfey’s options are actually bad, the only truly fantasticįeature is Faerie Fire. Running into something without a brain doesn’t reduce you to spamming Eldritch You’ll need to diversify your capabilities to make sure that However, illusions, enchantments, andįear effects face challenges because resistance and immunity to those effectsĪre common. Focused on illusion, deception, and enchantment.
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