What the familiar can do, and where it can go, is important. For example, if the player chose a Fey that appeared to be a Raven, then the familiar uses the Raven statistics, available on sites like. Whichever is chosen, the creature has the statistics of the beast the player selected for the appearance, and the abilities of that animal. The player chooses what type of creature the familiar is. It is classified as either a Celestial, Fey, or Fiend.
The shape can be consistent, or the player could choose a different form when summoning.Įven though all of those forms are beasts, the familiar is not a beast.
The forms of the familiar, per the D&D Player Handbook are: bat, cat, crab, frog or toad, hawk, lizard, octopus, owl, poisonous snake, fish, rat, raven, sea horse, spider, or weasel. The familiar is limited in what it can take the form of, but there are still many choices within that limitation. Let’s look at some of the options available to the different classes.įind Familiar is a Wizard spell that allows a character to summon a creature, to have as a pet, and to use them in or out of combat. Dungeons and Dragons is a game that has lots of pets available to players, and not just to the Ranger class. The adventurer with the familiar is a trope that works well in fantasy. The raven flies back and reports what is going on. He sends his pet raven to secretly spy on the band of orcs occupying the valley. Imagine a grizzled, old Wizard, staring down from a hill.
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