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Please join us on our discord, and our new Lemmy server:īe civil to one another - Unacceptable behavior includes name calling, taunting, baiting, flaming, etc. She would make the flumph it's personality, but it could turn into the form of a quasit if it desired.A place to discuss the latest version of Dungeons & Dragons, the fifth edition, known during the playtest as D&D Next. An appropriate set might be a fire mephit, quasit, faerie dragon, and flumph. One of her options for a patron is an Asura (CG Angel who wields fire). Taking a note from the player's handbook, they should also be spread out a bit among alignments.Įx. I intend to create a bank of 4 creatures that fit her character's patron. That is the assumption I'm making with this list. Though, personally, I might have it have a primary form that defines it's personality. I believe the book implies that the warlock's familiar is a spirit that can change into any of the 4 forms + all the normal familiar beast forms. It is worth discussing if familiars can change forms. However, it's one power of using communication spores makes it as valuable as many of the others. For example, a Mycanoid Sprout is pretty worthless for most things. That's also why you are given 4 options of different challenge ratings. It was nothing but a liability and I still hold a grudge to this day.True enough. The DM always seeking to be creative and unconventional had me get a giant firefly that's only abilities were making a little light and shooting fire from its butt once a day. In a 2nd edition game when you rolled randomly, I got lucky and rolled a 15 which should have netted me a pseudo-dragon based on my alignment at the time. I've been screwed IMHO by a DM who was trying to be creative. If you just think smallish creature of a certain CR range, you may be selling it short. It was nothing but a liability and I still hold a grudge to this day.

A chain warlock is defined by their familiar so it should continue to be useful at high levels. Just because you can use a special familiar for combat doesn't mean you should, and that becomes increasingly true at higher levels as its combat potential dwindles to insignificance. One thing to keep in mind is that special familiars tend to share qualities that give them a certain utility beyond just fighting-stealthy scouting, communication, special senses (that can be shared with the master), conveying messages over distances, etc.