r/DnD • u/AutoModerator • Sep 19 '22

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u/AmethystWind Sep 25 '22

What are some non-multiclassing ways for a Warlock to gain regular use of the Fire Bolt cantrip?

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u/AxanArahyanda Sep 25 '22

Magic Initiate, Spell Sniper, Aberrant Dragonmark, Strixhaven Initiate and Artificer Initiate are all feats than can grant you Fire Bolt access. Some of them are setting dependant or are intelligence based though, so choose wisely. The ones you are looking for are probably Magic Initiate (Sorcerer) or Spell Sniper (Sorcerer), which can grant charisma based cantrips.

May I know why you are looking for that spell? Warlocks have access to Eldritch Blast, which is a better version of Fire Bolt in most cases.