It’s important to note that I generally omit campaign-setting specific content. Blue: Fantastic options, often essential.Red: Bad, useless options, or options whichĪre extremely situational.For help identifying sourcebook abbreviations, see my Sourcebook Abbreviations Guide. Because so little of 3.5 is available on the SRD, I will attempt to tag items with a superscript indicating their book of origin. RPGBOT uses the color coding scheme which has become common among Pathfinder build handbooks, which tend to be more consistent than 3.5 handbooks.
Without Extra Invocation you can expect to have 3 invocations of each rank. Ask yourself “Would I spend a feat on Extra Invocation to learn this?” If you wouldn’t waste a feat on the invocation, it’s probably not a good choice. When selecting an invocation, consider the Extra Invocation feat. The Warlock can retrain an invocation at 6th, 11th, and 16th level, so most of your invocation choices will be permanent. You can take Extra Invocation as many times as you like, but most people prefer to spend their feats elsewhere. Over the course of the class, Warlocks get 12 invocations.
Remember than Essence and Shape invocations can be combined, so it’s a good idea to learn at least one Essence invocation. Because invocations can be used any number of times per day, invocations with durations are functionally permanent. Warlocks spend most of their time shooting lasers, but their invocations offer a lot of interesting tactical options.
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