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Warlock wielding shadow blade. Obviously there are stronger things to concentrate on, but do your worst within parameters.

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[–] jake_eric@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

It's too bad that darkness and shadow blade are both concentration spells, since they work really well together mechanically and flavorfully.

There's not really a ton that interacts with shadow blade in particular, especially for Warlocks. Easy answer is to use green-flame/booming blade with it to make up some for not getting Extra Attack. You can also dual wield with it since it's Light, so you could be a Bladelock with another Light weapon as your Pact Weapon and do that.