No, because the familiar didn’t necessarily have actions or movement on that turn in the first place – the Pact of the Chain familiar can only attack when the warlock takes the Attack action, which usually happens only on the warlock’s turn. A familiar can’t attack, but it can take other actions as normal.
What can a Pact of the chain familiar do?
Familiars, an extremely strong addition to any player. The ability to add a whole other action to your character, and the ability to scout ahead and interact with items that were once unavailable to you, make them something that everyone craves. The strongest pact of the chain familiar is the imp.
What are the familiars for Pact of the chain Warlock?
This is a common tactic in combat. The familiars available to Pact of the Chain Warlock are: Psuedodragon, Imp, Quasit, Sprite, Gelatinous Ice Cube, Tressym, Flying Monkey, Abyssal Chicken, Almiraj, and all other familiars gained through the base Find Familiar spell.
What are the options for flock of familiars?
Imp, Pseudodragon, Quasit, and Sprite are “options for a familiar conjured by the Find Familiar spell”, since the caster has Pact of the Chain. A Pact of the Chain warlock can use one of these special options for flock of familiars.
Can a warlock use thirsting blade on a pact of the chain?
Given how much damage a warlock can output with eldritch blast or similar, it seems fairly suboptimal to have your familiar attack instead of you (if we assume no multiclassing to give access to Extra Attack, and of course as a Pact of the Chain warlock I don’t have access to Thirsting Blade).
What kind of creature can a warlock find?
Any spell caster that can cast the find familiar spell (such as an apprentice, warlock, or wizard) is likely to have a familiar. The familiar can be one of the creatures described in the spell (See the Player’s handbook) or some other tiny monster, such as a cranium rat, a crawling claw, a gazer, an imp, a psudodragon, or a quasit.
