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Sounds as if the OPs problems have been solved.
As a GM familiars/ACs are hands-off territory unless the player starts using them as meat shields or something. I have players that use these for mostly RP effect and I have no need to target them unfairly. Favorite swords, giant bear damage-dealing animal companions, etc. are open to attack, because they get stuck into the face of the bad guys a lot...but mice in the pocket or kittens hiding behind legs get left alone in my games.
Trikk: Try to be less of a jerk, eh? Insulting someone else's hobby on a hobby board is less than cool...
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Why would you say that? That's a pretty biased and rude thing to say.Yeah, I have a reality-bias.
Yeah, how dare people spend time on pursuing activities that involve imagination and the fantastical.