So my party went up against a displacer beast in my campaign and somehow rolled 3 nat 20's to tame it, and now I cant really say no, basically my question is how do I make a character sheet for it as a member of the part/pet (none of my characters are rangers or druids)
There's no way to do that in the D&D Beyond character builder (as displacer beasts aren't a playable species) but you can have one of the players add it to the Extras tab on their character sheet to keep track of its stats. You could also create a homebrew monster for it if the stats aren't to your liking.
If your playing in person, you could also just print out the stat block, or copy it to a piece of paper, and have the party track it with a pencil and the paper.
So my party went up against a displacer beast in my campaign and somehow rolled 3 nat 20's to tame it, and now I cant really say no, basically my question is how do I make a character sheet for it as a member of the part/pet (none of my characters are rangers or druids)
Just as a side point: you can say no. If you need to now, having said yes, you can draw on those kids' movies/books where a plucky child befriends a wild creature. "It just can't be happy in civilization. It must return to the wild."
On the other hand, it's probably not a big deal to let it stick around. It's CR 3, with no particularly disruptive abilities.
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So my party went up against a displacer beast in my campaign and somehow rolled 3 nat 20's to tame it, and now I cant really say no, basically my question is how do I make a character sheet for it as a member of the part/pet (none of my characters are rangers or druids)
There's no way to do that in the D&D Beyond character builder (as displacer beasts aren't a playable species) but you can have one of the players add it to the Extras tab on their character sheet to keep track of its stats. You could also create a homebrew monster for it if the stats aren't to your liking.
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If your playing in person, you could also just print out the stat block, or copy it to a piece of paper, and have the party track it with a pencil and the paper.
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Just as a side point: you can say no. If you need to now, having said yes, you can draw on those kids' movies/books where a plucky child befriends a wild creature. "It just can't be happy in civilization. It must return to the wild."
On the other hand, it's probably not a big deal to let it stick around. It's CR 3, with no particularly disruptive abilities.