What DND classes can have familiars?

Wizard: Find familiar.

Warlock: Pact of the chain gives you find familiar on steroids.

Paladin: Find steed, find greater steed.

Bard: Steal spells from other class lists.

Artificer: One subclass gets turrets that do combat stuff, the other subclass gets a homunculus that has its own set of buffs.

Can a warlock have a familiar 5e?

FYI… The Warlock can also get a Familiar depending on his pact. A Pact of the Chain Warlock gains Find Familiar spell and they can cast it as a ritual. They even get a few extra familiars to choose from.

Can a Warlock have a familiar 5e?

What kind of role does a warlock play?

The Warlock is almost exclusively a Striker. Their invocations can allow them to fill some other roles, but their skill list is very limited, and doing anything but Eldritch Blast requires considerably investment. Because they are primarily arcane, the Warlock typically takes the place of a Wizard in the party.

How many skill points does a warlock have?

Skills: 2+ skill ranks, and a really frustrating skill list. With Bluff, Intimidate, and Sense Motive you can almost be a Face. With Knowledge (Arcana), (Religion), and (The Planes) you can almost be a Librarian. The Warlock can do quite a bit with UMD, so it’s essentially required, leaving you with only one or two skill points to throw around.

Can a chain Warlock change their familiar form?

The familiar can change its form, and it’s characteristics but making the change requires a ritual costing 10gp of incense to cast. Chain Warlocks are allowed more powerful forms for their familiar then regular spellcasters, with the above being the book examples of more powerful forms.

Is it bad to disallow flight for warlocks?

Hence, disallowing flight for your warlocks familiar would indeed be a huge nerf, especially since familiars are generally not very useful in combat either, and you would be taking away their main out-of-combat non-roleplay purpose.