To me, the highlight is Hurl Through Hell at Level 14. This extra d10 to your ability checks or saving throws can be used at any time before the DM announces the outcome of the roll, and returns after a short or long rest. At level six you get Dark One’s Own Luck, which is essentially the ability to inspire yourself like a bard would. These spells also have some nice utility and defensive options like Command and Blindness/Deafness. The Fiend spell list add a level one AOE spell with Burning Hands, and at level three you get the greatness that is fireball. Warlocks starting at level one have solid damage against single foes at range. Taking the Fiend as a patron addresses one of the bigger weaknesses in the Warlock spell list: AOE damage. It should be no surprise then that it is at the top of our Warlock Patrons 5E list? In my view, A Fiend Warlock with the Pact of the Time boon is the best avenue for a spellcaster in this class. You couldn’t ask for a better setup than a Fiend Warlock.
Warlocks are at their best hurling spells and slaying enemies with Eldritch Blast. It is possible to optimize any of these options to a degree, and the basic traits of a warlock are strong across the board. You can learn more about optimizing your character with our Warlock 5E Guide as well. Remember, your Warlock is what you make of it.
That does not mean that all six options cannot be fun. In fact, you will see below that two of the six stand head and shoulders above the rest. The six patrons released to date are not created equally. Updated for Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything Warlock Patrons 5E Rankings Off we go on our Warlock Patrons 5E Rankings! In other words, we do not touch on homebrew or Unearthed Arcana content. Keep in mind we only discuss those officially-released subclasses.
Below, we rank these six patrons based on how optimized and powerful they are.
Each of these groupings make up the subclasses for the warlock class. In total, there are six types of patrons. Each warlock makes a pact with a godlike entity, known as a patron. Just like with every class in the 5th Edition of D&D, there are multiple Warlock subclasses to choose from.
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