The Boora Coven of Hags

The Boora Coven of hags reside in a shack in the middle of Boora Bog. Most residents of the bog avoid approaching their shack at any cost. However, the brave, the foolhardy, and the desperate have approached the cabin, hoping to make a bargin with the coven. For some, the bargain costs more than a simple trinket or a one-off means of aiding the coven. For some, the Boora Coven might enter in a Pact with the individual, seeking to hold their services indefinitely while continuing to bless their follower with boons.
The Boora Coven consists of three hags. Their number is always three (except for when it was not), as any decision made by the Coven needs a majority, including taking on a new warlock. While the Coven acts as a whole in purpose, the three members of the Coven each have their own personalities and desires that they try to move the Coven toward.
The three Coven members represent the maiden, the mother, and the crone.

Sweet Sophia

Sweet Sophia is the youngest in appearance. She appears as a maiden, young and slender with raven hair and a pretty face, but with wicked, wicked eyes that reflect darkness within them and carries a flirtateous air around her.
She is the most fickle of the Coven, and prone to jealousy. Her motivations tend to reside around romance, both causing troublesome romances and breaking up strong ones as she finds it fun to watch the results. She is easiest to soothe and ply with compliments.

Auntie Toadstool

Auntie Toadstool appears matronly; she is plump and appears to be middle-aged with black hair with a few wisps of gray flowing through it. She presents a warm, motherly demeanor, offering food and instructing someone to bundle up on a chilly evening, but has a very vindictive streak for any who do not listen to her motherly advice.
Auntie Toadstool is mostly possessed with notions of protecting and nurturing the young, though with her own take on how that should be done. She might wish wrathful harm upon a father who had chastised his daughter that Auntie had grown interested in, or look to abduct a child to “raise right” in the presence of the Coven, or simply “nurture” the child with knowledge or powers in promise of their aid to Auntie in the future.

Mother Mayeye

Mother Mayeye appears the eldest of the three, appearing as a bent, scrawny old crone with unkempt white hair and a toothless smile. She is the most watchful of the three and does not abide being interrupted as “age demands respect”.
Mother Mayeye, more than the others of her Coven, looks to the future. She is interested in both legacy and endings, including vengeance being an appopriate conclusion and ending. She is most likely to offer boons where the cost is not paid until much later. She plays with ideals of legacy, such as offering boons of remembrance to one, only to make the asker become a statute in the center of town. She is very much of the mindset that she knows better than the others of her Coven.

Madam Mothlight

Madam Magdalene Mothlight is rarely spoken about by the Boora Coven, but is known as the “Once-Fourth”, and was a member of the Coven, but is now deceased. On occasion, the Boora Coven will reach out beyond the veil of death to ask for Madam Mothlight’s wisdom, but they never directly share what was given to them by her, or what the cost to them was.

Expanded Spell List

Level Spells
1st Dissonant Whispers, Inflict Wounds
2nd Augury, See Invisibility
3rd Bestow Curse, Clairvoyance
4th Arcane Eye, Polymorph
5th Geas, Seeming

Threefold Boon

At 1st level, the Boora Bog Coven each offer a minor boon to you, a token offering of things to come should you not disappoint them. After completing a long rest, you may choose one of the following blessings to gain until you next complete a long rest:
Token of Charm. Sweet Sophia offers you the token of charm, allowing you to cast Charm Person once per short rest without using a spell slot. However, you choose another target other than yourself within 30 feet that the target is charmed to (the Charmer). When the spell ends, the charmed creature believes it was charmed by the charmer target instead of you.
Token of Protection. Auntie Toadstool offers you a token of protection. Whenever you fail a saving throw, you may add 1d6 to the roll, potentially turning it into a success. When you reach 10th level in this class, you may add 2d6 to the roll. This can be done once per short or long rest.
Token of Retribution. Mother Mayeye offers you a token of retribution. Whenever you are struck by a melee attack, you may use your Reaction to deal 1d8 points of damage to the attacker with the same damage type that was inflicted upon you. This damage increases to 2d8 when you reach 10th level in this class.

Threefold Blessing

At 6th level, the Boora Coven each offer a blessing to the Warlock. After you complete a long rest, you may choose one of the following blessings to gain until you next complete a long rest.
Blessing of Manipulation. Sweet Sophia grants you a bit of charm through manipulation. When choosing this aspect after completing a long rest, you may cast Fast Friends once per long rest. Blessing of the Elements. Auntie Toadstool grants you protection from an element. When you finish a long rest and choose this aspect, you gain resistance to acid, cold, fire, or lightning damage (your choice) until the end of your next long rest.
Blessing of Vengeance. Mother Mayeye grants you vengeance toward those who would do you harm. When a creature makes an attack roll against you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on that roll. If the attack misses you, your next attack roll against the creature has advantage if you make it before the end of your next turn. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until you complete a short or long rest.

Hag’s Eye

Also at 6th level, the Coven gifts you with a hag’s eye which is presented in the form of a real eye coated in varnish and attached to an amulet to be worn. The primary purpose of the eye is to allow the Coven to see through it to watch your movements. But as one of their favored servants, the eye grants some benefit to you.
While you possess the hag’s eye, you have darkvision out to 30 feet, or increase your existing darkvision by 30 feet.

Threefold Aspect

When you cast a spell that deals damage, you can invoke additional words of power whispered to you by the Coven to change the spell’s damage type to your choice of radiant, psychic, or necrotic. Any creature damaged by the spell takes extra damage equal to your proficiency bonus and has its emotions swayed, based on the damage type dealt:
Radiant. The creature is charmed by you until the start of your next turn.
Psychic. The creature is effected as if calm emotions was cast upon them until the start of your next turn.
Necrotic. The creature is frightened of you until the start of your next turn.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Fourfold Gift

Upon finally reaching 14th level, Madam Magdalene Mothlight, the Once-Fourth, stirs in the slumber of death, called by your growing power. The Three take notice of this, as it marks you as a grand servant of the coven, and gift to you the greatest boon they can offer: a servant of your own, formed from Madam Mothlight’s stolen essence. You can perform a special ritual which requires 10 minutes of unbroken concentration to call a manifestation of Madam Mothlight’s power, which takes the shape of a Night Hag. This Night Hag possesses a Hearthstone (which vanishes if taken from it) and obeys your commands for 8 hours, until it’s reduced to 0 HP, or until you’re reduced to 0 HP, at which point it disappears. Once the Hag disappears, you must complete three long rests before you can call it again.