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    This document describes the Celestial patron for a warlock. It states that Celestials are immortal champions of Good from higher planes. They rarely form pacts, instead working through clerics and paladins, but will in special cases to further their ideals. Celestials expect warlocks to use their gifts to help others. They may serve good deities or have their own agendas. Powerful Celestials called Empyreal Lords can transcend their original forms and form pacts. Notable Empyreal Lords mentioned include Ragathiel, Arshea, Michael, Gabriel, and the Seven Seraphim.

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    This document describes the Celestial patron for a warlock. It states that Celestials are immortal champions of Good from higher planes. They rarely form pacts, instead working through clerics and paladins, but will in special cases to further their ideals. Celestials expect warlocks to use their gifts to help others. They may serve good deities or have their own agendas. Powerful Celestials called Empyreal Lords can transcend their original forms and form pacts. Notable Empyreal Lords mentioned include Ragathiel, Arshea, Michael, Gabriel, and the Seven Seraphim.

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    This document describes the Celestial patron for a warlock. It states that Celestials are immortal champions of Good from higher planes. They rarely form pacts, instead working through clerics and paladins, but will in special cases to further their ideals. Celestials expect warlocks to use their gifts to help others. They may serve good deities or have their own agendas. Powerful Celestials called Empyreal Lords can transcend their original forms and form pacts. Notable Empyreal Lords mentioned include Ragathiel, Arshea, Michael, Gabriel, and the Seven Seraphim.

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    The Celestial

    Your patron is a being of the higher planes - an immortal


    champion of Good across the realms. Celestials pacts are
    rare, as most celestial agendas are furthered by other agents
    of Good, such as paladins and clerics of deities aligned with
    those agendas. However, in special circumstances celestials
    will make pacts with mortals who who further their ideals.
    Celestials who enter into formal pacts are often extremely
    demanding patrons, expecting a warlock to use their gifts for
    the greater good in all cases.
    In some settings, Celestials almost entirely serve good
    deities - in such settings, pact forming celestials are typically
    Heralds with significant agency and specific missions or
    tasks. In others, celestials are entirely separate from deities for example in Dirge, the Fallen Realms, celestials are beings
    formed of the high planes, and just like fiends and fey, have
    their own agendas.
    In still others, celestials may transcend their original forms
    and acquire a small spark of divinity - these are called
    Empyreal Lords or the Lords of the Empyrean, and it is these
    that form pacts of service. Such beings include Ragathiel,
    Arshea, Michael, Gabriel, the Seven Seraphim, Solars, and
    some exceptional Planetars and Ghaeles.

    Expanded Spell List


    Spell Level

    Spells

    1st

    Bless, Searing Smite

    2rd

    Lesser Restoration, Continual Flame

    3th

    Spirit Guardians, Blinding Smite

    4th

    Aura of Purity, Banishment

    5th

    Dispel Evil and Good, Hallow

    Radiant warrior

    At 1st level, you learn the Sacred Flame cantrip, it doesnt


    count toward your cantrips known, and when you cast a spell
    or use an invocation that deals necrotic damage, you instead
    deal radiant damage. Finally, you may use your bonus action
    to infuse an attack with holy power, and deal an extra 1d4
    radiant damage with your next weapon or spell attack. At 9th
    level this increases to 1d8 and at 17th level, it increases to
    2d8.

    Wrathful Mantle

    Beginning at 6th level, you can take on the righteous aura of


    an avenging celestial, awing and terrifying your foes. As an
    action, you exude a righteous aura in a 10' radius for 1
    minute - hostile creatures who enter or begin their turn
    within this aura must make a wisdom save or be frightened
    until their next turn. Creatures that make their save are
    immune to this ability for the remainder of the duration.
    Once you use this ability, you may not use it again until you
    complete a short or long rest.

    Credits - Sarenrae belongs to Paizo Publishing. This


    content is not for commercial use.

    Celestial Resilience

    Starting at 10th level, you gain resistance to radiant & poison


    damage, as well as advantage on saving throws vs
    petrification, poison, and disease. If you are already resistant
    to radiant, you instead gain immunity to radiant damage.

    Heavens Call

    At 14th level, you may draw on your bond with the higher
    planes to call forth a Celestial Ally. You can cast Conjure
    Celestial without expending a spell slot. You cant do so again
    until you complete a long rest. At 17th level, you cast the spell
    as if you expended a 9th level spell slot.

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