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<blockquote data-quote="fuindordm" data-source="post: 6609904" data-attributes="member: 5435">It's my favorite version so far.Shouldn't making a potion in a short rest use a point from the craft reserve, if you don't want to drink it right away?It could use some thought/playtesting about the extent to which this class bends the concentration limit.&nbsp; It was smart to make certain infusions like &quot;Armor of Speed&quot; castable only once per rest, so that multiple party members can't benefit. But I also think it's appropriate for this particular class to be able to sustain multiple buffs simultaneously.&nbsp; The craft reserve is relatively large, so maybe you could consider a scaling cost for multiple identical infusions; the first costs 1 point from the reserve, the second costs 4, the third costs 9...So the Schematic Binder only contains spells, right? But the artificer can learn a spell from any class list if they find a teacher or a scroll. Then they can cast it my making a scroll using their craft reserve. I like this.There are also item schematics, but these can only be learned by leveling up. Can an artificer learn an item schematic by studying an item?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fuindordm, post: 6609904, member: 5435"] It's my favorite version so far. Shouldn't making a potion in a short rest use a point from the craft reserve, if you don't want to drink it right away? It could use some thought/playtesting about the extent to which this class bends the concentration limit. It was smart to make certain infusions like "Armor of Speed" castable only once per rest, so that multiple party members can't benefit. But I also think it's appropriate for this particular class to be able to sustain multiple buffs simultaneously. The craft reserve is relatively large, so maybe you could consider a scaling cost for multiple identical infusions; the first costs 1 point from the reserve, the second costs 4, the third costs 9... So the Schematic Binder only contains spells, right? But the artificer can learn a spell from any class list if they find a teacher or a scroll. Then they can cast it my making a scroll using their craft reserve. I like this. There are also item schematics, but these can only be learned by leveling up. Can an artificer learn an item schematic by studying an item? [/QUOTE]

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