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<blockquote data-quote="TallIan" data-source="post: 7035232" data-attributes="member: 6853819">I don't think a higher spell slot will do anything for the balance of a better familiar.&nbsp; Find Familiar is a permanent effect, so you just cast it on a day you aren't adventuring, have a rest and even if you make it a 9th level spell no one will really care.You certainly could use the variant rules in the MM to either just allow it for you wizard - with all the trolling that'll bring from the warlocks - or turn it into a role play opportunity to convince the creature to be your familiar.Personally I would make it a feat.&nbsp; Requiring a 4th level character and the ability to cast the find familiar spell (in much the same way that a Chain'lock can take the ritual caster feat).&nbsp; Or - if you want to restrict this to conjurors (certainly cool thematically) - you could replace Benign Transposition with something similar to pact of the chainTall</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TallIan, post: 7035232, member: 6853819"] I don't think a higher spell slot will do anything for the balance of a better familiar. Find Familiar is a permanent effect, so you just cast it on a day you aren't adventuring, have a rest and even if you make it a 9th level spell no one will really care. You certainly could use the variant rules in the MM to either just allow it for you wizard - with all the trolling that'll bring from the warlocks - or turn it into a role play opportunity to convince the creature to be your familiar. Personally I would make it a feat. Requiring a 4th level character and the ability to cast the find familiar spell (in much the same way that a Chain'lock can take the ritual caster feat). Or - if you want to restrict this to conjurors (certainly cool thematically) - you could replace Benign Transposition with something similar to pact of the chain Tall [/QUOTE]

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