Warlock Patron:

The 『STAND』 .
Your patron is no patron at all, but a pure manifestation of
your willpower and fighting spirit. Through rigorous training
or the exploitation of a magical artifact, your Stand has
manifested as a part of your being, granting you spellcasting
powers as well as its own unique abilities.
Unlike other Stand Users, your Stand has its own instincts
and possibly its own agenda. It will seek to preserve you, as
its existence is tied to yours, but it cares little for your
personal convenience. Perhaps you can send it to far off
places to execute a simple command, but there is little to
guarantee it will follow the spirit, or even the letter, of that
command.
Expanded Spell List
The Stand lets you choose from an expanded list of spells
when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells are
added to the warlock spell list for you.
Stand Expanded Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st Faerie Fire, Disguise Self
2nd Blur, See Invisibility
3rd Blink, Feign Death
4th Greater Invisibility, Freedom of Movement
5th Modify Memory, Passwall

Call 『STAND』
Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to call forth and
suppress your Stand as a bonus action. Your Stand is a
conduit for many impressive powers, and is nearly identical
to you in game statistics, with a few caveats:
Your Stand is invisible and incorporeal most of the time,
with few exceptions. Your stand only interacts with the
world when it chooses or when you command it to do so.
Stands can pass through walls, but cannot show their user
what is on the other side.
If your stand would take damage from a source that does
not damage you (such as an attack from another
incorporeal creature), you take half that damage and your
Stand takes none. You and your Stand share health points.
Your stand acts on your turn, as you direct. It can move up
to your speed and normally cannot venture more than 30
feet away from you. It levitates several inches off the
ground and can occupy your space without issue.
Without any other direction, your Stand will move up to its
speed each turn towards you and remain in your space.
Your stand wields a copy of your weapon, and is proficient
with it. On your turn, it can make a single weapon attack
or cast a spell. Its spellcasting modifier is equal to yours.
Your stand knows a single cantrip and a single spell you
know of each spell level. After it casts a spell, it must wait a
number of turns equal to that spell's level before casting
another. Your stand can only move whlie concentrating.
You may add, remove, and replace any of your Stand's
known spells whenever you gain a level in Warlock.
『 STAND』Pacts
Starting at 3rd level, your Stand evolves to take the place of
the Pact you would make with a normal patron.
Pact of the Chain: Your Stand can manifest as a familiar.
The form you choose for the familiar reflects on the Stand's
appearance. Your Stand cannot perform any of its unique
abilities while acting as your familiar.
Pact of the Blade: While suppressed, your Stand can
either reside within your body or your Pact Weapon. While
your Stand is within the weapon, you can cause it to animate
like a Dancing Sword. You must repossess the weapon for
your Stand to function as normal. If you obtain a new Pact
Weapon while your Stand is inside your old weapon, your
Stand immediately possesses the new one.
Pact of the Tome: While suppressed, your Stand can
either reside within your body or your Book of Shadows. Your
Stand knows all cantrips you know via the book. While your
Stand is within your Book of Shadows, you know if a creature
other than you is reading it, and can order your Stand to cast
Dominate Person on that creature as a 5th-level spell. If you
lose the Book of Shadows while your Stand is inside it, your
Stand returns to you when you create a replacement.
Specialized 『STAND』
Starting at 6th level, your Stand evolves further, gaining a
measure of autonomy. It still obeys your commands, but now
it sometimes moves without your input, pursuing goals you
cannot fathom -- sometimes to your benefit, sometimes to
your bane.
You may choose to make your stand Automatic, Erratic, or
Long Range.
An Automatic Stand has a predetermined reaction to
specific events. When you select this option, roll the Stand
Behaviors table below up to three times and select one result.
Apply that Behavior to your stand.
An Erratic Stand is more willful, and behaves in bizarre
and unpredictable ways. At the end of every long rest, roll the
Stand Behaviors table once and apply the resulting behavior
to your Stand.
A Long Range Stand is less directly applicable in battle,
but is more consistent and can be put to use more easily. A
Long Range Stand can:
Perform normally up to a range of 60 feet.
Be sent up to a mile away and report back what it sees.
Venture up to 200 feet to cast one of its spells.
Deliver a message to someone up to 100 miles away that
you know the appearance and location of.
Stand Behavior
The table below describes a basic method for determining
Stand combat actions. At the DM's discretion, you may
determine a more specific or specialized action, such as your
Stand inflicting a specific cantrip's effects on any creature it
shares a space with. The behavior of an Erratic Stand played
without the Behavior table is entirely up to the DM, though
generally it will not be actively murderous towards you.
Behaviors from the Stand Behavior table only work if the
chosen action is possible and the Stand has a valid target. If,
for instance, your Stand's behavior is "When I take damage, my
Stand casts its 5th level spell targeting a creature I designate
as a reaction," your stand A) needs to know its 5th level spell,
B) needs to be able to cast spells, and C) needs you to use
your reaction to choose a target. If any of these conditions are
not met, your Stand will do nothing.
Your Stand will not follow its behavior if doing so would
reduce you to 0 hit points. You may also prevent it from acting
by using your reaction to suppress it just as it triggers.
Stand Behaviors
『 STAND』Your Ground
Starting at 10th level, your Stand's reaction speed becomes
almost too fast for you to perceive.
When you are the target of a ranged or melee weapon
attack, your stand interposes itself between you and the
attack. Make a Dexterity save with a DC equal to 8 plus your
Dexterity Modifier. On a success, your Stand deflects the
attack, neutralizing its damage. On a failure, your stand
merely intercepts the attack, taking the damage (and passing
half of it to you as per Stand rules). Your stand may not
attempt to deflect another attack before the start of your next
turn.
True 『STAND』
Starting at 14th speed, your Stand reaches the pinnacle of
evolution, changing its appearance and name. Choose one of
the following.
(Stand) Monarch: You or your Stand may make a melee
spell attack against a creature. On a hit, roll a d6 on each of
that creature's turns. On a 6, a firey explosion erupts from the
creature, dealing 4d6 fire damage to it and half that to any
creatures within 5 feet of it that fail a DC 15 Dexterity save.
Multiply this damage by the number of times the target
creature has been affected by (Stand) Monarch in the past ten
minutes.
Alternatively, (Stand) Monarch can affect a small inanimate
object such as a stone, arrow, or coin. You can detonate that
object as a reaction whenever you wish, dealing 4d6 fire
damage to all creatures in a 5 foot radius who fail a DC 15
Dexterity save.
Only one creature or object can be put under (Stand)
Monarch's effects at a time. If you drop to 0 hit points, it
dissipates.
(Stand) of Fate: Your Stand's hands gain the effect of a
Sphere of Annihilation. This effect activates when you
choose, and cannot affect you. Your Stand can erase up to a
10-foot cube of matter every turn.
As an action, your Stand may attempt to touch a creature in
its range and affect them with its Annihilating Touch. Treat
this as a melee attack. On a hit, the target suffers 4d10 Force
damage, as the Sphere of Annihilation item. Tiny creatures
are destroyed outright.
(Stand) Scarlet: Your Stand gains the ability to rewind. As
an action, once per short rest, you may order your Stand to
negate the last few seconds. All creatures within 100 feet
regain all hit points lost since their last turn, and any negative
effects gained in that time are negated. Only you remember
what happened in the rewound time.