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  "path": "/2026/06/10/eclipse-and-the-fifth-edition-warlock/",
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    "Background",
    "Character Sheets",
    "d20",
    "Game Rules",
    "AD&D",
    "Advanced Dungeons and Dragons",
    "Characters",
    "Classless d20",
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  "textContent": "The question here was “Can you do a fifth-edition style Warlock?”. The answer, of course, is “yes” – but it’s important to note that there are some philosophical differences between the editions. In 3.5 a lot of people felt that the game played best at the mid-levels. When being killed was unlikely but combats were […]",
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