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Or you could have them find an artificer who could craft magical items for them in less time than is stated in the DMG.

I don't think it is overpowered, but how do you propose to allow players to use dragonmarks with the old feat rule? Does every player's character have a dragonmark? If not, then how do you allow for those who do and those who don't?

You should probably check out this thread: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?358825-Running-Eberron-in-5E It has some extensive discussions on how to create an Artificer for 5e as well as a link to Keith Baker's blog site where he provided some ideas on an initial artificer creation...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. This is strictly my idea of what I think I would like to see in an Artificer class...

I have just uploaded New Class: Artificer (Eberron) to the downloads area. My attempt at creating an Artificer class for DnD 5th Edition, largely based in the world of Eberron, with thanks to Keith Baker who provided some initial ideas, material, and suggestions to help me get started. You can...

This is my latest revision for the Artificer. My approach was this: 1) I wanted to create a separate, unique class, not a sub-class or archetype. 2) I wanted it to mainly be connected to Eberron, therefore, as an example, some of the infusions refer to Dragonmarks. These could be ignored if...

I am totally in favor and on board with this concept. I also agree with Wrathamon that Artificers need something distinctive, including infusions/spells, that set them apart, and that those infusions would mostly be Buffs for Items. As I have been going through refining my concept of the...

I totally agree. I think we will always have Greyhawk as a default setting, and Forgotten Realms is a no-brainer. Eberron is my preferred choice for an upgraded 5th edition setting, too. I would probably favor Ravenloft over Dark Sun.

Saving Throws should favor Dexterity and Intelligence Specialization/Archetype is trickier. I might consider making Outdoorsman a theme of a specialty (nature-boy). You might also have one that focuses on something more militaristic, like an Infiltrator theme. Sorry I am not more help right...

Good analogy. I like it.

I like the idea of a scout as that was one of my favorite classes from 3.5e, but I tend to agree that a rogue or ranger would be a better fit as an archetype than a fighter. You say you don't want sneak attacks, but the scouts in 3.5e had a Skirmish ability that was basically a ranged sneak...

And I also agree with Wrathaman and Fralex. From my perspective, the Artificer needs to be its own class. It is different enough that from what I have seen in 5th edition it would lose too much in becoming a subclass of wizard or some other magic-using class. As someone pointed out, the...

Thanks! Every bit of feedback and suggestion helps.

First attempt at a 5th edition Artificer Okay, here is what I have come up with so far. I am sure this will need a lot of tweaking and revision until I am satisfied, but for now I am using this as a starting point. One goal that I had was to retain as much of the original Artificer character...

I like this idea better than granting a free 'feat' at 1st level, and beyond. We need to get away from thinking of 5th edition in 3rd or 4th edition terms. Feats in 5th edition are just plain different than in 3e. If someone wanted to add a group of Minor Feats or Traits as an optional rule...