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Wow, if your dm thinks those two feats are broken, wait until he/she encounters a martial character with sharpshooter or great weapon master. The DM sounds like someone particularly new to 5e or d&d. If I was in your shoes, I would ask the DM what feats he/she didn't consider to be game...

Well, I'll be damned. I guess I was wrong.

This is from find familiar. "the familiar has the Statistics of the chosen form, though it is a celestial, fey, or fiend (your choice) instead of a beast. BEAST is the important word there if the creature you summoned isn't a beast, then you don't get a choice as to what form it takes. Any...

You haven't really comprehended anything I've been saying since you first started posting, you can continue to obfuscate all you want as this will probably be my final reply to you. I am not interested in your opinion anymore. Variant human and human do not have the same ability scores so that...

Its a variant familar and isn't governed by the same rules as normal familiars. Players that aren't pact of the chain can't even use them. But honestly I don't really care, you can change quasits to celestials if you want if you're the dm. Do you.

You clearly did not read my posts. Because I've stated that when dealing with a quasit, pact of the chain or not the drawback is that the quasit can do what ever it wants. It can leave your service at any time. It can betray you if it doesn't like you, it can steal from you. It is a demon from...

Then it sounds like you are making find familiar more powerful then it generally is by allowing the warlock to ignore its built in drawbacks.

While the DM is certainly free to do that in his or her campaign, I would argue that the dm isn't using the rules as intended in this circumstance. Generally,quasits, pseudodragons, and imps are special familiars that players can't even gain access to unless they are pact of the chain warlocks...

Also, keep in mind that the Quasit is a demon. Variant: Familiar: The quasit can serve another creature as a familiar, forming a Telepathic Bond with its willing master. While the two are bonded, the master can sense what the quasit senses as long as they are within 1 mile of each other. While...

You just described any layer of the Abyss.

He is listed as a god in the Sword Coast Adventurer's guide. With forgotten realms being the core setting, I think its safe to say that Asmodeus is a greater god by default. Of course you could change that, but in this case, we are referring to core.

You should take a look at Oath of Conquest in the Paladin Unearthed Arcana, its WOTC playtest Hell Knight

Maybe Out of Abyss just isn't for you. What you're describing, the wandering around with little equipment in a area of danger is what the adventure is meant to convey. It is a survival horror adventure. If you want to beat things into the ground using minimal strategy and feel powerful, you can...

Right, but wasn't the whole usurper plot started in 3rd edition. That is almost exclusively tied to Set under the alias Sseth and later Zehir in 4e.

Zehir is listed as an alias for Set in the Dungeon Master's Guide. That along with the fact that they are still going with the Merrshaulk is asleep and his followers are being stolen story would suggest that some of the previous lore is still in use.

It's worth noting that the deity Sseth is also known as Set the Mulhorandi deity and Zehir. He or it was the one that caused the classic Yuan Ti deity Merrshaulk to fall into his long slumber so he could gain Yuan Ti and assassins as worshipers.

Loremaster is broken. Level 2 ability to consistently target an enemy with their most disadvantageous saving throw using your most powerful spell and avoid resistances by switching damage types is just OP.

Take either green flame blade or booming blade and a ranged attack cantrip such as chill touch, fire bolt or ray of frost.

Thank you very much. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3ALwKeSEYs