Two great tastes that tastes:

Blackguard, the unrepentant force for darkness taking power by any means necessary, even if means serving fiend, dark gods, or even darker powers beyond the planes.

Unseelie: Malign fey who believe it is a sin to have power and not use it. Passion is the only truth and acting with it only lessens you and who you are.

Two great tastes, but do they taste great together? Fry are awesome, and amia takes them in a direction that D&D never really tried out until fourth edition. So here's my question:

Can the masters of unseelie courts support Blackguard pacts? They aren't technically extra planar in that they're sort of a natural part of the world but there are naive outsiders as well. Any god from toril, or high level mound are technically native outsiders.

If fey can support warlock pacts, it seems perfectly reasonable that unseelie get would support the pseudo divine black magic of the Blackguard.

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Gerald Edmund
Discord: Metal Viking Guy #5433

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funny you ask. this was my character on arelith and it was a-okay with DMs there. can't say for sure here, but as lore goes, should be fine? in fact, I had to do a double sacrifice, since I was warlock and bg. first pact was for my pc's child, second was soul.

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Yes, they can.

It may be a very powerful fey or the queen of air and darkness.

We had BG with such pacts before.

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Neat, my concept will work then! Are any fey courts canon to forgotten realms our just amia? I don't know s whole lot about it, but it's all pretty cool

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Gerald Edmund
Discord: Metal Viking Guy #5433

DC taxation is theft!

The unseelie court is the nightmare court.

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Googling that term yields no results, where can I research it?

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Gerald Edmund
Discord: Metal Viking Guy #5433

DC taxation is theft!

Complete Guide to Fey.

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