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Nullifying a warlock pact (self.dnd)

submitted 3 weeks ago by Lime66 to c/dnd

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My party recently:

Got to level 18
obtained the swords of kas
I have 17 levels in Bard and one in druid currently, because of that I can cast wish with the right feats, which I have currently.
my character recently reunited with her last living family member, her sister, who is now a warlock.
I want to nullify the deal, since the magic can't be taken away and having your soul gone sucks, but none of us know who the patron is.
Could we learn who through divination spells? And if so:
could a wish spell nullify the pact and un sell her soul? I would assume yes since the reality bending part is so ambiguous and encompassing

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

You don't need to know the patron. You can just wish for the pact to end, or that it never happened, and so on. But be careful how it's phrased. If you wish it to end, she may not get her soul back. If you get the soul back, the deity may be displeased. If you wish it never happened, then maybe a lot of what's gone on in the campaign never happened either.

[–] Lime66 4 points 3 weeks ago

I was always under the impression the patron would get pissed, I also figured that we could probably beat the patron in a fight since we know have obtained the most powerful weapons, spells, and armies in existence. (We suspect the patron is tiamat). We think it would be slightly risky but the party would probably win without losses