Can Find familiars give advantage?

Yes, familiar can be used for gaining advantage for allies. From Find Familiar spell description (PHB, p240), emphasis mine: Your familiar acts independently of you, but it always obeys your commands. In combat, it rolls its own initiative and acts on its own turn.

How long does a familiar last?

You can’t have more than one familiar . Your familiar will last forever or until they get killed and temporarily poof away. You can deliver touch spells through your familiar as if you were the one doing the touching.

What spells can be cast through familiar?

The restriction you quote acts exactly as it says: you can only cast touch-ranged spells through your familiar. “Self” != “touch,” so you’re out of luck. As for touch spells that damage someone, you correctly got forbiddance, inflict wounds, and shocking grasp, but you missed symbol and glyph of warding.

Do you have to sign your name into a safe deposit box?

Every bank branch requires a signed signature card for each person (regardless of whether or not they have an account with the branch) who wants access to your safe deposit box. The people who attempt to access your box must sign their name before they enter the bank vault.

Where can I find an unclaimed safe deposit box?

If you know the name of the bank where the box was held, but the branch has since moved, changed its name, or closed, don’t assume that unclaimed safe deposit box contents are lost forever. It is possible the contents were transferred to a successor institution. Go to: Bank& Credit Union Missing Money Search.

What does it mean to have a safety deposit box?

A safety deposit box, also known as a safe deposit box, is an individually locked box held within a larger vault, usually in a bank. The boxes come in a range of sizes and can be rented on an annual basis. People use them to store valuables, documents and other valuable items they want to be kept safe.

Can a power of attorney give you access to a safe deposit box?

Similarly, a power of attorney does not grant access to a safe deposit box to another person. Banks have rules that prohibit safe-deposit attendants from looking at the contents of customers’ boxes while they are assisting them. There are no federal or state laws concerning what cannot be stored in a safe deposit box.

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