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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 7590665" data-attributes="member: 58197">If you have a familiar, you're probably a spellcaster. Readying spells is rarely a good choice in 5E. You still have to cast the spell on your turn and then hold concentration until your reaction. If you end up not taking the reaction, or if your concentration is disrupted, you lose the spell.But if you're a caster, why are you looking for advantage on attack rolls anyway? Most of your attack rolls are with cantrips, and it's hardly worth the risk to get advantage on those. Send the familiar to Help someone else. The party rogue is ideal for this. You enable Sneak Attack, and you maximize the value of advantage by giving it to someone who relies on one big strike instead of a barrage of little ones.</blockquote>