Would familiars treat there owner depending how well they are treated.
Now the spell "find familiar" states the familiar "act's independently but always obeys your commands"
With this, imagine you previously got a familiar "killed" blew it up with fireball. You summon it back up, and order it to open a prison cell, but then gets eating by guard dogs.
Next time you summon it, when your back is turned, it pi$$es in your food when your not looking. Not violating commands but acting independently.
Likewise you treat it well and pamper it, it finds extra gold for you.
Depends on the DM, really. Honestly, I’d be kinda annoyed at a DM pulling a stunt like that, particularly if there was no overt mistreatment of the familiar. Being a single digit HP creature that follows you into combat, a familiar’s gonna get poofed sometimes. No need to get unpleasant on the player for it.
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Would familiars treat there owner depending how well they are treated.
Now the spell "find familiar" states the familiar "act's independently but always obeys your commands"
With this, imagine you previously got a familiar "killed" blew it up with fireball. You summon it back up, and order it to open a prison cell, but then gets eating by guard dogs.
Next time you summon it, when your back is turned, it pi$$es in your food when your not looking. Not violating commands but acting independently.
Likewise you treat it well and pamper it, it finds extra gold for you.
What donyoh think, what are your thoughts.
Yep, exactly that. :-)
If mistreated they will rebel as much as they can (always mindful that they are slaves, and will be for the rest of the caster's life).
Depends on the DM, really. Honestly, I’d be kinda annoyed at a DM pulling a stunt like that, particularly if there was no overt mistreatment of the familiar. Being a single digit HP creature that follows you into combat, a familiar’s gonna get poofed sometimes. No need to get unpleasant on the player for it.