The phrase "a warlock of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fantasy, magic, or role-playing games, often to describe a character or a title associated with magical abilities.
Example: "He was known as a warlock of great power, feared by many for his dark spells."
Alternatives: "a master of" or "a practitioner of".
If Bret Easton Ellis is, as many believe, literature's enfant terrible of 1980s disenchanted youth, it's only because he's also secretly a warlock capable of conjuring multivalent spells of celebration and castigation that subvert the meanings and value of sex, money, consumerism, and entertainment.
If Bret Easton Ellis is, as many believe, literature's enfant terrible of 1980s disenchanted youth, it's only because he's also secretly a warlock capable of conjuring multivalent spells of celebration and castigation that subvert the meanings and value of sex, money, consumerism and entertainment.
Three hanged tavern girls, one demonstration of Brienne's awesome fighting prowess, the attempted strangulation of a Red Priestess, the knocking-out of a would-be princeling, the murder of a Maester, the flambéing of a warlock, the entombment of a greedy self-proclaimed king and a treacherous handmaiden, and, as if all that wasn't enough, the arrival of a blue-eyed army of the undead.
CATEMACO, Mexico — In the dimly lighted back room of a modest house in this tourist city now largely devoid of tourists, Luis Tomás Marthen Torres, a warlock with 50 years of experience, closes his eyes and chants as he briskly rubs a stark white egg over the arms, chest and neck of a worried customer.
You collect electronic cards, make decks out of them, and strategize to defeat other players head-to-head in turn-based battle, where you assume the role of a mage, a warlock, a paladin, or one of several other classes.
In the world below, they discover a warlock named Xande, one of three apprentices to the legendary Archmage Noah, is trying to possess the crystals of light, so as to bring forth chaos and disorder.
As of now I'm actually making a version of Warlock of Firetop Mountain for Nintendo DS.
You can take the role of either a warlock (mage), hunter (rogue), or titan (tank-class/warrior).
Christian Day, a warlock who calls himself the "Kathy Griffin of witchcraft," thinks the competition is good for Salem.
