Is it possible to resist there telepathy for a normal person? Because would be fun to have one trained to show images of people cutting there teeth with nail clippers, with its image property. It would go straight into the brain unavoidable and do psychic damage. 

i got one of these in a campaign where we had a few months of in-game downtime. best investment of my life! :D

Haben Pseudodrachen auch einen kleinen Hort? Unser DM hat mir erlaubt, dass er Süßigkeiten hortet und meine erste verdiente Goldmünze als kuscheltier in meiner Tasche :) 

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 The problem with having a real pseudodragon as a familiar is, it only has seven hit points and when it dies, it's dead. Getting the advantage on saving throws isn't much good if it's in the area of affect as well, takes 8+ damage, and is killed.

What AnselMerric said.

I am running an LMoP adventure and the party came across a pseudodragon in Neverwinter Wood that they befriended. He's a total goofball and became a valued NPC, helping save their bacon more than once.  One of the party members was doing everything she could to gain its lifelong trust. But during the last chapter (level 4 characters), the party was hit with a fireball and the poor pseudodragon (even with its magic resistance) was insta-killed (32 damage fireball, halved to 16; per RAW "you die if the remaining damage equals or exceeds your hit point maximum"). She was devastated (I was pretty bummed, too), carefully collecting his remains in hope of somehow reviving and reconnecting his spirit (she is a very talented cleric/healer of dwarven stock).

As the DM, I would like a semi-plausible reason/process/quest(?) that would allow the party and my player to somehow get him back. So I am soliciting ideas if anyone would be willing to help!

I HATE this beast

I got one

If I choose a pseudodragon as my familiar, can I ride it?

Don't know if you still need this, but you could use the Tasha's Sidekick rules with flavours and maybe a it more powerfull

me on my way to make this into my backup character

Thinking, the stinger might actually be really good with a chainlock. Sure its a con save against poison, but the wording does not include "if the target fails by 5 or more, while poisoned the target is..." it just says that the target is that when they fail by 5 or more regardless of whether they have the poisoned condition, so you can knock out creatures immune to the poisoned condition.

Im a beast master ranger and i can pick it for a companion 

I did it

i have a Pseudodragon named Gnarf

Didnt tame one. But i got one as a semi companion!

This is my familiar. he will be awesome-sauce

Why is it that you could replace the image with that of a winged cat with a scorpion tail and it would make just as much sense? WHY?

It's a great companion for a party

u could always go to a creature shop

Dragon

Your correct