D&D 5E Grung Druid requires Familiar. No previous owners.
Auramancer
Explorer
More silly - frog familiar. It can be your mini-me.
Re-skin a flyer as a giant fly and summon or dismiss by ”eating”...
Re-skin a flyer as a giant fly and summon or dismiss by ”eating”...
Hmm... there aren't many things that are comfortable both above and below the waterline. Crabs, crawdads, frogs, some salamanders, lungfish... If you want flying, maybe sea snake, osprey, kingfisher. Tiny croc? Oh, what about a Jesus lizard!? They can run across the top of the water.
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
It should be a tiny humanoid. That way it directly inverts the trope of the human with the frog familiar.
jgsugden
Legend
Winner.I think the only real answer is a scorpion. A frogman that walks around with a scorpion on his shoulder.
Just don't ever go swimming with it though, because you're both going to die if you do.
Sprite familiar.
TwoSix
Dirty, realism-hating munchkin powergamer
For bonus points, wait for a climatic battle, than have it sting him and say "I couldn't help it, it's in my nature."I think the only real answer is a scorpion. A frogman that walks around with a scorpion on his shoulder.
Just don't ever go swimming with it though, because you're both going to die if you do.
humble minion
Legend
A tiny princess, who promises him that if he kisses her, she'll turn back into a really attractive frog.
MechaTarrasque
Hero
Slaad tadpole is tiny and seems like a good fit for the "ask your DM if you can make a deal with a tiny monster to be your familiar" optional rule. Of course, you know it will eventually infect some NPC and the adult Slaad is not going to be your familiar, but it might be your friend (be kind to your familiars).
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