NOW LIVE! Today's the day you meet your new best friend. You don’t have to leave Wolfy behind... In 'Pets & Sidekicks' your companions level up with you!

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="green_destiny" data-source="post: 6494267" data-attributes="member: 6785408">Not really, as someone else on this thread has pointed out.> An invisible familiar that does your bidding (especially to spy or be a look-out for the party)> You share the senses of the familiar> Any item a familiar carries becomes invisible ("Hold my spear while I blast this goblin to bits!")> A familiar that will help you with skill checks and they also has its own skill checks> When you forego an attack, you can let your familiar attack and their attacks has status effects (poison, frighten, be unconscious etc.)> Familiars that can shape shift (crawl, walk, fly, swim)> Also why choose between a Sprite, Quasit, Imp or Pseudo dragon familiars when you can choose which familiar you like each time you summon your familiar?> AND familiars that shares their MAGIC RESISTANCE with their master! (now I know why only a few of invocations are Pact of chain dependent - to keep the pacts a bit balanced)Comparing regular familiars with the familiars granted by Pact of chain is like comparing a pet hamster to a K-9 trained police dog.* Pact of Chain:No need to spend one invocation to let your familiar talk if your chosen familiar can already talk and rely your message. Unless you want to deliver/talk your message yourself.* Pact of Tome:Will give you additional cantrips for extra attack/utility spells. You can also vary your damage types with your wider selection of cantrips. Plus you get to access to all beneficial utility rituals (cant find any attack-based ritual).* Pact of Blade:I'm really not a fan of MAD builds (heavily feat and attribute points dependent - but at least you can really stand your ground in melee compared with Chain and Tome). I rather stick with what a warlock does best naturally but each to its own.</blockquote>

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