Can a Warlock have a celestial patron?

A celestial patron was one possible sponsor for a warlock. If a bargain was made between a warlock and a being from the Upper Planes, such as an empyrean, ki-rin, solar, unicorn, or some other resident of the realms of Good, the warlock’s patron gave them access to certain powers, that included a suite of spells.

How do you make Warlock patron homebrew?

How To Make a Patron for a DnD Warlock

Have the player choose their Patron type.
Ask the player their motivation for the pact.
Create or choose the patron entity.
Define the Patron’s goals.
Create terms or tenants the warlock is bound by.
Develop consequences for rebuking their patron (optional)

What is celestial warlock?

So, it’s something the Celestial Warlock, compared to other Warlocks, is a healer. They gain Cure Wounds, one of their sort of baked-in first level spells. One of their first class features allows them to heal. They also deal with radiant energy. The Celestial is more specific about being about radiant energy.

Who can be a warlock patron?

A warlock can become a patron, but there are no specific rules for it. According to Dungeon Master’s Guide p. 38, becoming a patron is indeed a possibility for a warlock who reaches 20th level: Characters who reach 20th level have attained the pinnacle of mortal achievement.

Can a Warlock be a healer?

The whole point is the cleric will have big heals that have a major impact, while the warlock will have small heals that build up to a lot over a long period as support to a primary healer. I don’t think one class being able to do something another can’t is bad.

Can Warlock learn wizard spells?

Warlocks don’t learn spells from spellbooks, they learn them by leveling and they are granted by your patron. You could multiclass into wizard to learn spells from spellbooks, but that’s not a very good option in terms of power.