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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 7035960" data-attributes="member: 284">I don't know, one of the most common uses I've seen for the Imp familiar is to have it use the Help action in combat so as to grant advantage on an attack (your own or someone elses).&nbsp; (Help action isn't an attack and so doesn't break invisibility).&nbsp;&nbsp; Can backfire when you run into an opponent that can target invisible creatures, but tends to be very helpful at the low to mid levels.&nbsp;&nbsp; This is in addition to the normal scouting duties and such.&nbsp;&nbsp; One of my warlocks has named her Imp &quot;EMI&quot; for &quot;Emergency Medical Imp&quot; - he has a bandoleer with 4 healing potions and can invisibly deliver them to people (and even feed it to them) as needed. It's also why the Owl is one of the more popular 'normal' familiars in the groups I play with - flyby lets it fly in, &quot;Help Action&quot; and then fly out of reach without provoking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 7035960, member: 284"] I don't know, one of the most common uses I've seen for the Imp familiar is to have it use the Help action in combat so as to grant advantage on an attack (your own or someone elses). (Help action isn't an attack and so doesn't break invisibility). Can backfire when you run into an opponent that can target invisible creatures, but tends to be very helpful at the low to mid levels. This is in addition to the normal scouting duties and such. One of my warlocks has named her Imp "EMI" for "Emergency Medical Imp" - he has a bandoleer with 4 healing potions and can invisibly deliver them to people (and even feed it to them) as needed. It's also why the Owl is one of the more popular 'normal' familiars in the groups I play with - flyby lets it fly in, "Help Action" and then fly out of reach without provoking. [/QUOTE]

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