Chore Die

Starting at 2nd level, you gain access to your chore die, a die that improves as you level that grants different benefits depending on your choice of chore.

Summon Tool

If your chore grants you proficiency in a tool such as Cook's Utensil's or Alchemist's Supplies, you can naturally summon any tools used for that chore, craft them effortlessly out of thin air, or even use a part of your body as the tool. You are encouraged to flavor your tools however you wish such as using your bladed body to cut meats and vegetables as a pact weapon or belching up hellish explosive bombs from your stomach as a quasit.

Burst of Work

When you reach 3rd level in this class, you gain a special ability known as a Burst of Work. Each chore has it's own unique Burst of Work that you can use.

Once you use your Burst of Work you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest. When you reach 7th level, you may use it twice per long rest, three times at 10th level, and four times at 18th level.

Imp

You are an imp, a lesser devil summoned from the Nine Hells. Usually, before being summoned, you life may have consisted of running errands for greater devils or doing the bidding of any spellcaster that would summon you.

Imp Familiar Type Features

You gain the following Familiar Class features from being an imp.

Quasit and Imp Differences

Quasits are clearly meant to be the demon counterpart to imps. As such, several features between the imp and quasit are shared and this familiar type is treated much more as an alternative option for the imp with some features changed and replaced.

Rush and Roar

This feature replaces the Vanish and Escape feature. Starting at 14th level, as a reaction, when your master takes damage, you can teleport to an unoccupied space within 5ft of them and roar loudly. Each hostile creature within a 30ft radius of you must succeed a Wisdom saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become frightened of you for 1 minute. A creature can repeat this saving throw at the end of each of their turns.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until finish a long rest.

Sprite Racial Traits

Age: Sprites, like elves, reaches adulthood by 100 and can live to be 750.
Alignment: Sprites tend to be neutral good protectors of the forest and often only align themselves with creatures of good alignment.
Speed: You have a walking speed of 20ft and a flying speed of 30ft.
Size: You are a small sized creature.
Fey Origins: Your creature type is Fey rather than humanoid.
Languages: You know the Common, Sylvan, and Elvish languages.
Sprite Proficiencies: As a Sprite, you are proficient in longswords, blowguns, hand crossbows, heavy crossbows, and longbows. As well as poisoner's kits. Additionally, you ignore the heavy property of ranged weapons.
Sleep Coating: When you deal damage to a creature with a weapon attack, you may cause the damage creature to roll a Constitution saving throw against your Familiar Save DC. On a failed save, the creature falls asleep for 1 minute or until another creature uses it's action to shake it awake.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.
Sprite Invisibility: As an action, you may cause yourself and your master and both of your equipment to become invisible for 1 minute until either you or your master attack or cast a spell.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.
Heart Sight: As an action, you may touch a target creature and read their current emotional state as well as see their alignment. An unwilling creature must succeed a Charisma saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or be read. You cannot use this feature on creatures that are immune to divination spells or are too powerful to have their emotions read (at the descretion of your DM).

Find Master: Fey Charm

Starting at 1st level, while you are bound to your master, whenever they roll a Charisma skill check or Charisma saving throw, they add a bonus to the roll equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum +1).

In addition, when you first bind to your master, they become proficient in one of the following skills of their choice of the Deception, Performance, or Persuasion skill.

Heart Seer

Starting at 6th level, while you are bound to your master, you gain emotional insight on how to keep them safe. While your master can see or hear you, they have advantage on saving throws made against being charmed or frightened.

Additionally, when your master succeeds on one of those saving throws, their next attack roll has advantage.

Heartlock

Starting at 10th level, as a reaction, when a creature targets you or your master with an attack, spell, or feature, you can attempt to make their heart fearful. That creature must succeed a Wisdom saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become frightened of you and your master for 1 minute.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.

Coating of Confusion

Starting at 14th level, you begin coating your weapons with a potent hallucinagen. Once per turn, when you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you may force that creature to roll a Wisdom saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become effected by the Confusion spell until the end of their next turn.

Pseudodragon Racial Traits

Age: Pseudodragons normally reach adulthood after 100 years and can live to be 800.
Alignment: Pseudodragons tend to be neutral, as they normally keep to themselves.
Size: You are a small sized creature.
Speed: You have a walking speed of 20ft and a flying speed of 30ft.
Languages: You know the Common and Draconic languages.
Darkvision: Thanks to your draconic eyes, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
Keen Senses: You have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight, hearing, or smell.
Draconic Ancestry: Your creature type is dragon rather than humanoid. Spells and features that would normally effect fiends effect you as well.
Magic Resistance: You have advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.
Sting: Your tail is a natural weapon. As an action, you can perform a melee weapon attack. On a hit, you deal 1d4 + your Strength modifier piercing damage. Additionally, on a hit, a creature must succeed a constitution saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become poisoned for 1 minute. A creature can repeat this saving throw at the end of each of their turns.

Additionally, your tail has the finesse and reach weapon properties.

Spellcasting

Starting at 1st level, you are proficient with arcane magic and can cast spells. See chapter 10 in the Player's Handbook for the general rules of spellcasting and chapter 11 for the Wizard spell list.

Faerie Dragon and Pseudodragon Differences

Just like the quasit and the imp, the faerie dragon serves as an alternative option when playing a pseudodragon. Several features from the pseudodragon are changed and replaced.

Faerie Dragon Maturity

This feature replaces the Draconic Evolution feature. Starting at 6th level, you and your master gain resistance to psychic damage. Additionally, just like the Draconic Evolution feature, you may use your breath weapon, though as a faerie dragon, you instead gain the ability to use euphoria breath which you can use as an action.

Each hostile creature in a 15ft cone must succeed a Wisdom saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or be affected by your euphoria breath for 1 minute. A creature under the effects of your euphoria breath can't take reactions and must roll a d6 at the start of their turn to determine their behavior during the turn. On a roll of 1–4, the creature uses all of its movement to move in a random direction. On a roll of 5–6, The target doesn’t move, and the only thing it can do on its turn is make a Wisdom saving throw, ending the effect on itself on a success.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.

Draconic Morph

The Draconic Morph feature functions as normal except it grants you and your master immunity to psychic damage.

Pact Weapon Racial Traits

Age: As a weapon, you're practically ageless.
Alignment: Your alignment depends on the person that originally created you.
Speed: You have a flying speed of 10ft
Size: You are a small sized creature.
Languages: You know Common and one other language of your choice.
Living Blade: Your creature type is construct rather than humanoid and you do not need to eat, sleep, drink, or breath.
Shaped Weapon: As a pact weapon, you are, as the name implies, a sentient weapon made to be wielded by a master. Select a weapon to become. A creature can choose to wield you as a weapon, carrying you around as you reside in their space and move with them. A creature that attempts to use you as a weapon that you do not wish to be wielded by has disadvantage on attacks while using you and must succeed a Wisdom saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or be forced to drop you at the end of each of their turns.

While a creature is wielding you and they use you as a weapon attack, you are treated as that weapon and deal the same damage as that weapon. Additionally, during a short or long rest, you may choose to magically transform yourself into a different weapon instead.

On your turn, as an action, you can make a weapon attack using yourself. This is considered a natural weapon attack and your Charisma modifier can be used for attack and damage rolls when attacking this way.
Limited Telekinetics: As you do not have hands, you instead interact with objects within 5ft of you using telekinesis. Treat your telekinesis as though you had arms like a normal humanoid creature. All the properties that apply to having arms like a normal creature apply.

Find Master: Equip

Starting at 1st level, binding to a master allows your master to wield you expertly. While bound to a master, they gain the following benefits.

• Your master becomes proficient in martial weapons, medium armor, and shields.
• When using you as a weapon, a creature can use your Charisma modifier for attack and damage rolls rather than their normal weapon attack modifier.
• While bound to you, you or your master can use their bonus action to teleport you back to your master's hand.
• While your master wields you and they take damage, you can choose to take the damage instead.

Pactform

Starting at 1st level, as an action, you can allow your master

to enter a state of increased power and awareness for 1 minute. Your master gains the following benefits:

• Attacks made while using you during this state critically hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
• Your master can select a damage type, fire, cold, lightning, thunder, necrotic, radiant, or poison. Attacks made with you during this duration deal that damage type.
• Attacks made with you during this time deal additional damage of the damage type selected equal to your proficiency bonus.

This effect ends if you or your master is incapacitated, if you or your master drops to 0 hit points, or at the end of the duration. Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.

Pact Fighting

Starting at 6th level, if your master does not already benefit from the Extra Attack feature, they do while wielding you.

Magi's Blade

Starting at 6th level, while wielded by your master, you are considered a Weapon +1.

Pact Focus

Starting at 10th level, your master begins to gain increased awareness while they wield you. When your master rolls a Dexterity saving throw against a spell or feature that would cause them to take damage, you or your master may use your reaction to allow your master to take half damage, or no damage if your master succeeding the saving throw would allow them to take half damage already.

Pact Surge

Starting at 14th level, when you use your Pactform feature, you master surges with powerful magics. After selecting the damage type, each hostile creature within a 20ft radius of your master must succeed a Dexterity saving throw or take 10d6 damage or half as much on a successful save of the selected damage type.

Gazer Racial Traits

Age: As a Gazer, you tend to mature within the first few years of your life and live to be centuries old.
Alignment: Wild gazers are usually always neutral evil unless they've been influenced by another creature.
Speed: You have a flying (hover) speed of 30ft.
Size: You are initially a small sized creature.
Languages: You know Common and Deep Speech.
Gazer Biology: Your creature type is aberration rather than a humanoid.
Darkvision: Your eyestalks superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
Mimicry: You can mimic simple sounds and speech that you have heard. A creature that hears the sounds can tell they are imitations with a Wisdom (Insight) check, the DC for which is equal to your Familiar Save DC.
Bite: Your bite is a natural weapon that deals 1d6 + your Strength modifier piercing damage. When you bite a creature, as a bonus action, you can attempt a shove action against them.
Eye Rays: As an action, you may roll a d4 and fire one of the following eye rays from the table below. The range for each ray is 60ft.

As you gain familiar levels, your eye ray table will expand with additional rays.

Find Master: Ocular

While bound to you, your master gains 60ft of darkvision or 120ft of darkvision if they had darkvision already. Additionally, as a bonus action, your master can command you to fire an eye ray.

Gazer Evolution I

Starting at 6th level, you gain the following benefits.

• Your size changes to medium.
• Your bite now deals 1d10 piercing damage
• Your frost ray now deals 4d6 cold or necrotic damage (your choice)
• When you use an action on your turn to fire an eye ray, you roll twice instead of once and can pick two seperate targets within range or the same target for both rays.
• You add two new rays to your ray table.

Ocular Connection

Starting at 10th level, you and your master can see through each other simultaneously without the use of an action and without needing to blind or deafen your own senses. Additionally, the distance you can see through each other's senses is now unlimited.

Gazer Evolution II

Starting at 14th level, you evolve to become a true beholder. You gain the following benefits.

• Your size becomes large, however, you can freely shrink yourself back down to a medium sized creature to fit through tight spaces.
• Your bite now deals 2d10 piercing damage.
• Your frost ray now deals 6d6 damage.
• You add two new rays to your ray table.

Globgrob Racial Traits

Age: As an ooze, you tend to be mature right as you are born and live to be several centuries old.
Alignment: Globgrob tend to be neutral creatures as they are usually only concerned with eating.
Speed: You have a walking and climbing speed of 30ft.
Size: You are a medium sized creature.
Languages: You know Common and one other language of your choice.
Ooze Biology: Your creature type is ooze rather than a humanoid.
Amorphous: You can move through a space as narrow as 1 inch wide without squeezing.
Pseudopod: Your bite is a natural weapon that deals 1d6 + your Strength modifier bludgeoning damage. If you manage to hit a creature through this feature, you can use your bonus action to attempt to grapple a creature.
Swallow: You are proficient in the Strength (Athletics) skill. Additionally, when you attempt a grapple check against a creature that is the same size or smaller than you, you may attempt to swallow them. On a successful check, you swallow a creature. While a creature is swallowed, they are restrained, take acid damage equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier at the start of their turn, reside in your space, move with you when you move, and have full cover from attacks. Additionally, your movement speed is reduced to 10ft while you have a swallowed creature within you. A swallowed creature can reattempt a grapple check at the end of their turn as an action in order to free themselves from you or a creature outside of you can attempt a grapple check against you in an attempt to free a swallowed creature, placing a swallowed creature within an unoccupied space within 5ft of you on a successful check. You may only have one swallowed creature within you at a time.
Durable Goo: You gain an additional hit point at 1st level, and another for each level after that.

Find Master: Share Life Force

While you are bound to a master, and your master takes damage, you may use your reaction to half the damage your master takes, the damage halved is then dealt to you.

Metabolize

Starting at 1st level, you or your master as an action can command you to start quickly digesting a creature you have swallowed. Roll a d4. The swallowed creature takes acid damage equal to the number rolled and you or your master (your choice) regain that same amount of hit points.

The die you roll for this feature increases with your Chore Die and this feature may be used a number of times equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier per short or long rest.

Pull Inside

Starting at 6th level, your pseudopod becomes very stretchy, allowing you to make pseudopod attacks or grapple attempts against creatures within a 15ft radius of you.

Ooze Shield

Starting at 10th level, you grant your master a slimey shield. While your master is bound to you and a creature deals damage to them using a melee attack, you may roll your Chore Die and deal acid damage to that creature equal to the number rolled.

Grow/Shrink

Starting at 14th level, you or your master as an action can cast command you to cast the Enlarge/Reduce spell on yourself without expending any spell slots or requiring any components.

Giant Racial Traits

Age: Your age depends on what type of giant you are, though generally, you will live to be several centuries old.
Alignment: Giants are different alignments though, the giants listed in this familiar type are usually any form of lawful to their more intelligent masters.
Speed: You have a walking speed of 30ft.
Size: You are a medium sized creature.
Languages: You know Common and Giant.
Giant Body: Your creature type is giant rather than a humanoid.
Powerful Build: You are treated as a large creature when determining your carrying capacity and for checks involving lifting, grappling, shoving, or other physical activities.
Slam: Your fists are natural weapons that deal 2d6 + your Strength Modifier bludgeoning damage.
Durable Body: You gain an additional hit point at 1st level, and another for each level after that.

Subrace

You may select from one of the following subraces.

Master's Howdah

Starting at 1st level, you carry a howdah on your back, a compact fort built to protect and carry others within. The howdah can carry a single medium or smaller creature inside

Undead Racial Traits

Age: Your body is dependent on necromancy magic and, as such, you are technically ageless.
Alignment: The alignment of an undead is largely dependent on it's master.
Speed: You have a walking speed of 30ft.
Size: You are a medium or small sized creature depending on what your body type was when you were alive.
Languages: You know Common and one other language you knew when you were alive.
Undead Form: Your creature type is undead rather than a humanoid. You do not need to eat, drink, sleep, or breathe to survive.
Master's Influence: Your master's influence makes you more tied to mortals than most other undead. As such, you can still be affected by spells that magically restore hit points such as Cure Wounds.
Fueled by Death: When a hostile creature within 5ft of you or your master drops to 0 hit points, you gain temporary hit points equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier that last until you finish a long rest.

Subrace

You may select from one of the following subraces.

Find Master: Sickening Strike

Starting at 1st level, when you master uses their action to allow you to attack, on a hit, the damage is converted to necrotic damage and the target creature has disadvantage on their next attack roll.

Connected to Death

Starting at 1st level, you and your master have advantage on death saving throws.

Haunting Gaze

Starting at 6th level, when you deal necrotic damage with an attack or use the help action, you can target a creature you can see within 60ft of you. That creature, if it can see you, must succeed a Wisdom saving throw or be frightened of you and your master for 1 minute. A creature can repeat this saving throw at the end of each of it's turns. If the creature cannot see you, they automatically succeed their saving throw.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Necromantic Protection

Starting at 10th level, you and your master have resistance to necrotic damage. Additionally, if you or your master succeed a saving throw against a spell or feature that would deal necrotic damage, you instead take no damage and regain an amount of hit points equal to your Familiar level.

Horrible Rot

Starting at 14th level, as an action, you or your master can command you to target a creature within 5ft of you and force them to roll a Constitution saving throw. That creature takes 5d10 necrotic damage, has their movement speed halved for 1 minute, and becomes frightened of you and your master for 1 minute. A creature only takes half damage on a successful save.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.

Familiar Chef

You are a chef, and as a chef, it is your job to cook for the party and provide scrumptious meals on the road.

Familiar Alchemist

You are an alchemist, and as such, it is your job to create potions and bombs for your party.

Cobble

When you prepare this chore, you gain proficiency in Cobbler's Tools and can add your chore die to rolls made for it or any skill checks relating to the knowledge of shoes or shoe maintenance.

Shoecraft

You can craft special shoes. By working for 10 minutes, you can grant a creature who's shoes you are working on one of the following benefits:

Great Fitting: A creature wearing these shoes gains an additional 10ft of movement speed. This benefit is increased an additional 5ft at 7th level, and again at 14th level.

Hidden Compartment: A creature wearing this shoe has a hidden compartment up to 3 inches long and 1 inch wide and deep, allowing them to hide something like a knife, a small vial of poison, or another similar small object within. When a creature attempts to find the compartment, they must roll an Intelligence (Investigation) check contested by your Cobbler's Tool's check.

Cleet: A creature wearing this shoe is not affected by difficult terrain.

Spring: A creature wearing this shoe has their jump height doubled and takes no falling damage except when falling from a height of 120ft or more.

You can craft a number of these special shoes equal to your proficiency modifier, however, they lose their benefits when you make another after going over the listed amount and must be maintained at each long rest or else lose their benefits.

Maintain Shoes

You are particularly adept at keeping your party's shoes comfortable and maintained. As such, when you finish a long rest, you may target any number of creatures and work on their shoes, allowing them to travel at any speed for up to 10 hours a day without exhaustion.

Burst of Work: Polishblast

As an action, you or your master can allow you to unleash a glob of shoe polish at an area you can see within 120ft. The glob then bursts in a 15ft radius of black goop. Each creature within the radius must succeed a Dexterity saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become blinded and covered in black shoe polish. The radius remains there for 1 minute or until doused with at least a gallon of water.

The area is difficult terrain and when a creature enters the radius for the first time on it's turn or starts it's turn inside of the radius, it must succeed a Dexterity saving throw or fall prone.

A creature blinded by the shoe polish can re-attempt it's saving throw at the end of it's turn to wipe the shoe polish out of it's eyes or use it's action to pour water into it's eyes to flush out the shoe polish and end it's blindness.

Smithy

When you prepare this chore, you gain proficiency in Smith's Tools and can add your chore die to rolls made for it or any skill checks involving the knowledge or maintenance of weapons and armor. Additionally, you and your master gain proficiency with martial weapons, all armor, and shields.

Modify

By spending 10 minutes, you can modify weapons and armor the following ways.

• You can grant a property to the weapon or remove one of the weapon's properties.
• You can choose to increase the die size of the weapon you're modifying (for example, 1d8 > 1d10 or 1d10 > 2d6). You cannot increase a weapon's die size beyond 2d6.
• You can change the weight of armor, transforming light armor to medium armor, medium armor to heavy armor, or vice verca.
• You can pad heavier armor, allowing creatures to perform stealth checks without forcing them to roll disadvantage while wearing it.

You can have a number of these modifications equal to your proficiency bonus at a time and must perform maintenance on modified weapons and armor during a long rest or else they lose their properties.

Extra Attack

When you reach 5th level, you gain the Extra Attack feature.

Burst of Work: Move Metal

By performing a 10 minute ritual, you can move and mold non-magical metal as though it were clay for 1 minute. When this duration is over, any metal you touched or moved reforms in it's new state and hardens once again.

Calligraphic Spellcasting

When you prepare this chore, you gain proficiency with Calligrapher's Supplies and can add your chore die to skill rolls made with it.

Additionally, you learn two cantrips from the Wizard spell list and can cast the following spells without using spell slots or components:

2/day any: detect magic, comprehend languages, illusory script, identify, mage armor, shield, sleep, burning hands, feather fall, magic missile

You can cast a spell from this list twice per long rest, plus an additional time when you reach 6th, 10th, and 14th level. You can also cast any spell from this list as a ritual if it has the ritual tag. Your Familiar Ability Modifier is your spellcasting modifier for these spells.

Lore Finder

When you and your master are searching for information regarding lore, history, or information on magic together, you or your master can add your chore die to any skill rolls made to find this information.

Move Print

By spending 10 minutes performing a ritual, you can choose to alter non-magical writing on a piece of paper to any text or symbols you chose.

Burst of Work: Quickcast

As an action, you or your master can cast any 1st level spell from the wizard spell list.

Forgery

When you prepare this chore, you gain proficiency in forgery kits and add your chore die to rolls involving them and any rolls made to create fakes of documents or items.

Counterfeit

By spending 10 minutes, you can create a copy of an item or forge a document. You must have the item or document you are attempting to forge on hand or have spent at least an hour studying the item/document or general blueprints of the item/document that can be found in books. Lastly, you must spend GP worth at least half of the item's market value if you are forging an item. A creature can learn that the item or document is counterfeit by performing an Intelligence (Investigation) check contested by your Forgery Kit check If the item or document you are attempting to counterfeit is magical in nature, you may cause it to produce illusions that imitate the item's effects such as creating a counterfeit Staff of Fireballs that produces illusory fireballs.

Disguised Form

You can cast the Disguise Self spell at will to allow yourself to change your appearance and voice. Your Familiar Ability Modifier is your spellcasting modifier for this spell.

Burst of Work: Counterfeit Gold

By spending 10 minutes of work, you can create an amount of counterfeit gold pieces equal to a number rolled on your chore die + your Familiar Ability Modifier. A creature can attempt to discover these gold pieces are counterfeit by performing an Intelligence (Investigation) check against your forgery kit check.

Toxicology

When you prepare this chore, you gain proficiency in poisoner's kits and add your chore die to rolls made to them. You can also prepare a number of poisons per long rest equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier. Poisons can be applied to weapons or natural weapons as a bonus action and poisons that you create deal an amount of poison damage equal to your chore die. A weapon is no longer coated after 1 minute or after it hits a creature. Prepared poisons must be used before you take a long rest or else they lose their potency and deal no damage.

Anti-Toxins

While bound to you, your master is resistant to poison damage and adds your chore die to saving throws against being poisoned.

Humorism Toxin

When you deal damage to a creature with a weapon attack (natural or otherwise), you can inject them with a toxin that imbalances their one of their humors. Select one of the following effects:

• Blood: The injected creature takes bonus damage from your master's weapon attacks and spells an amount equal to your proficiency bonus.
• Black Bile: When the injected creature rolls an attack roll, you may roll your chore die and reduce the attack roll an amount equal to half the amount rolled (minimum 1).
• Phlegm: The injected creature's movement speed is halved and it cannot take the disengage action.
• Yellow Bile: When the injected creature rolls a saving throw, you may roll your chore die and reduce the saving throw an amount equal to half the amount rolled (minimum 1).

A creature that is injected with your humorism toxin can attempt a Constitution saving throw at the end of their turn to attempt to overcome it. The toxin's effects wear off after 1 minute or until you inject another creature. You may use this feature a number of times equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier per long rest.

Burst of Work: Snake's Venom

As a bonus action, you can coat your or your master's weapon with a special venom. A weapon is no longer coated after 1 minute or after it hits a creature. When a creature takes damage from an attack with this weapon, you may roll your chore die and add the number rolled to the damage. Additionally, the damaged creature must succeed a Constitution saving throw against your Familiar Save DC or become poisoned for 1 minute. This feature does not stack with your poisons created from your Toxicology feature.

Battle Bandaging

When you prepare this chore, you become proficient in the Wisdom (Medicine) skill and can add your chore die to skill roles using it. Additionally, a number of times equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier per long rest, you can use your action to target a creature within 5ft of you, mending their wounds, bandaging them up, and restoring an amount of hit points equal to the number you roll on your chore die + your Familiar Ability Modifier.

Quick Medicines

As an action, you can end one disease or condition afflicting a creature within 5ft of you.

Master's Health Plan

Your master adds your chore die to their death saving throws.

Burst of Work: Heal

As an action, your or your master can command you to throw a bottle of regenerative medicines at a target creature you can see within 120ft. The target creature restores an amount of hit points equal to (3 x your Familiar level) + your Familiar Ability Modifier.

Musician

You gain proficiency with an instrument of your choice as well as the Charisma (Performance) skill and can add your Chore Die to any skill rolls made with them.

Battletune

As an action, you or your master can command you to begin playing your instrument in the middle of battle. Allied creatures that can hear you within 10ft of you while you are playing add your chore die to an attack roll or ability check on their turn, but only once on their turn.

At the start of your turn, you must use your action to keep playing your battletune or you may decide to end it. You must also maintain concentration on your battletune as though it were a spell. You can maintain your battletune a number of turns equal to your Familiar Ability Modifier per long rest.

Countertune

As a reaction, while playing your battletune, when an allied creature within range rolls a Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma saving throw, you may allow them to add your chore die to the roll.

Burst of Work: Distraction Chord

As an action, you or your master can command you to play an enchanting chord. Each hostile creature that can hear you within 30ft of you must succeed a Wisdom saving throw or become charmed by your music until the end of their next turn. During this state, each creature effected by this feature stands and faces you, enthralled by your performance.

Balance Updates V1.1

• The Sprite now ignores the heavy properties of ranged weapons.
• The Imp's Instructions for the Scout feature now grants a bonus to Wisdom skill checks instead of Charisma.
• Magic Item Bonding is now a 1st level feature
• Proper Helper named changed to "Helper" and moved to 2nd level
• Quick Bond added as new 15th level feature.
• "Familiar Chore" renamed to "Chore List" which now allows the player to prepare new chores during a short or long rest.
• The Pact Weapon can now choose to take damage for their master while being wielded by them.

Balance Updates V1.2

• The additional tool in the Familiar's starting equipment was replaced with a trinket.
• Specific rules for the Pact Weapon in regards to Magic Item Bonding was added.

Balance Updates V1.3

• The Globgrob's Pull Inside feature now has a range of 15ft instead of 30ft.
• The Toxicologist Chore now specifies that the poisons created from Toxicology and Snake's Venom must be used within 1 minute of coating or else be used up. Additionally, Snake Venom now specifies that it does not stack with Toxicology.
• The Forger Chore's Counterfeit Gold feature now scales with Chore Die + Familiar Ability Modifier

Balance Updates V1.4

• Natural Armor's formula was changed to 13 + Familiar Ability Modifier as to not double down on familiars that use Constitution as their Familiar Ability Modifier.
• The Medic's Master's Health Plan feature now adds your chore die to death saves instead of giving your master advantage.

New Content Updates V1.5

• Faerie Dragon alternative option for the Pseudodragon was added
• Undead familiar was added