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<blockquote data-quote="FoxWander" data-source="post: 4295133" data-attributes="member: 1356">Now that my meaningless opinion is out of the way, I do have some suggestions for version 2.The feat should should come with a standard stat-block for all familiars. As in, to be fair- all familiars should have the same basic stats and abilities. But their form is up to the player and the DM. With the DM's permission that from could grant the familiar different capabilities than other familiars. Which just means, one wizard might have a raven familiar, meaning it could fly but will have a hard time manipulating objects. Whereas one warlock's little &quot;imp&quot; familiar (not actually a demonic creature, it just looks like an evil little critter) will be able to pick up and carry things, but obviously can't fly, or be as stealthy as the cat familiar, or as unobtrusive as the mouse familiar, etc.. But all of these familiars&nbsp; should have the same basic stats, attacks, etc..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FoxWander, post: 4295133, member: 1356"] Now that my meaningless opinion is out of the way, I do have some suggestions for version 2. The feat should should come with a standard stat-block for all familiars. As in, to be fair- all familiars should have the same basic stats and abilities. But their form is up to the player and the DM. With the DM's permission that from [i]could[/i] grant the familiar different [u]capabilities[/u] than other familiars. Which just means, one wizard might have a raven familiar, meaning it could fly but will have a hard time manipulating objects. Whereas one warlock's little "imp" familiar (not actually a demonic creature, it just looks like an evil little critter) will be able to pick up and carry things, but obviously can't fly, or be as stealthy as the cat familiar, or as unobtrusive as the mouse familiar, etc.. But all of these familiars should have the same basic stats, attacks, etc.. [/QUOTE]

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