You can take the magic initiate:wizard feat and take find familiar as your level 1 spell. If you can have a pseudo dragon is going to be up to your DM.
Pseudodragon is one of the three special options you normally only get from the lvl 3 Warlock Feature Pact of the Chain.
While getting a regular Familiar by one of the options mentioned above will be possible without multiclassing, your DM might have to rule if you get this specific variant.
Before your adventure begins, your mother or a family member (magician family) will give you a familiar as a farewell gift. The family coat of arms is a pseudodragon.
Straightforward answer - by the rules as written, the only two ways you can gain a Pseudodragon as a familiar are 1) Being a Pact Of The Chain Warlock, or 2) encountering a Pseudodragon in the course of your adventuring and convincing it to serve as your familiar. Beyond that, it's up to your Dungeon Master if they want to allow other possibilities.
If you have a full caster in your party, perhaps have them aid you by using locate object (look for pseudo dragon scales) or locate creature whenver you stop for a long a rest... That way your DM will probably pick up on your intention and have one magically show up after a while.
I already talked to her and she didnt really want me to have it but after that she let me use a custom subclass to get a dragon mount so maybe she will let me get one now... and there is a ranger in the party so she could locate one using "locate animals or plants" and it would stay with me because i already have a dragon. IDK
I am a lvl 2 human fighter and i am wondering if i can have a pseudodragon as a familiar (i want to use him as a scout) without multi classing.
You can take the magic initiate:wizard feat and take find familiar as your level 1 spell. If you can have a pseudo dragon is going to be up to your DM.
Don't take Magic Initiate, take Ritual Caster: Wizard. That gives you much more versatility.
Find your own truth, choose your enemies carefully, and never deal with a dragon.
"Canon" is what's factual to D&D lore. "Cannon" is what you're going to be shot with if you keep getting the word wrong.
Or go eldritch knight. They're the three options without multiclassing.
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Okay.
Pseudodragon is one of the three special options you normally only get from the lvl 3 Warlock Feature Pact of the Chain.
While getting a regular Familiar by one of the options mentioned above will be possible without multiclassing, your DM might have to rule if you get this specific variant.
Okay thanks i think i will just try to find one in the wild.
Before your adventure begins, your mother or a family member (magician family) will give you a familiar as a farewell gift. The family coat of arms is a pseudodragon.
Straightforward answer - by the rules as written, the only two ways you can gain a Pseudodragon as a familiar are 1) Being a Pact Of The Chain Warlock, or 2) encountering a Pseudodragon in the course of your adventuring and convincing it to serve as your familiar. Beyond that, it's up to your Dungeon Master if they want to allow other possibilities.
Alright.
If you have a full caster in your party, perhaps have them aid you by using locate object (look for pseudo dragon scales) or locate creature whenver you stop for a long a rest... That way your DM will probably pick up on your intention and have one magically show up after a while.
I already talked to her and she didnt really want me to have it but after that she let me use a custom subclass to get a dragon mount so maybe she will let me get one now... and there is a ranger in the party so she could locate one using "locate animals or plants" and it would stay with me because i already have a dragon. IDK
Locate Animals or Plants locates creatures of the Beast type. Pseudodragons are creatures of the Dragon type, so that spell will not detect them.
Also, it sounds like you're trying to accomplish this over the objections of your GM. That's not something that's likely to end well.
Find your own truth, choose your enemies carefully, and never deal with a dragon.
"Canon" is what's factual to D&D lore. "Cannon" is what you're going to be shot with if you keep getting the word wrong.
Yeah... I kinda gave up.