Warlocks are unique in that they have only 4 spell slots, as opposed to the 6 spell slots that most other classes have. This is due to the Warlock’s unique abilities and how they are used.
The first ability that affects spell slot usage is the Warlock’s Pact Signet. This allows the Warlock to sign a pact with a powerful entity, which then gives them access to a special set of spells.
These spells are not available to other classes, and they cannot be learned from books or scrolls. The only way to obtain them is by signing a pact with a powerful entity.
The second ability that affects spell slot usage is the Warlock’s Curse. This allows the Warlock to place a curse on another person, which will dramatically reduce their health and mana regeneration rates.
The curse can also cause various other problems for the Target, such as making it hard for them to cast magic or causing them to take increased damage from physical attacks. The curse can be lifted by either the Target themselves or by someone who has access to a Remove Curse spell.
The third ability that affects spell slot usage is the Warlock’s Hex. This allows the Warlock to place a hex on another player, which will prevent them from moving or casting spells for a set amount of time.
The hex can be removed by either the Target themselves or by someone who has access to a Remove Hex spell.
The fourth ability that affects spell slot usage is the Warlock’s Infusion. This allows the Warlock to infuse their own spells with magical energy, which gives them increased damage and durability.
Infused spells also have special effects, such as increasing your attack speed or granting you immunity to certain types of damage. Infused spells can only be cast using your 4 special spell slots, and they cannot be copied or shared with other players.
