Technomancer Class?

[ydirbut]

Hey all. One of my players has expressed interest in playing a technomancer or technologist class. The rest of my players are playing normal classes, so does anybody know about a good class that could be integrated into a normal campaign easily?

 

[eriktheguy]

When he's not looking, reskin all of the wizard powers so that they sound like technology is being used. See how long it takes him to notice.

 

[Dire Human]

Artificer, Artificer, Artificer.

Go tell your player to buy an Eberron Player's Guide; it's perfect.

 

[Garthanos]

hrumph --- well those are both the answers I was thinking of... though technically a technomancer is supposed to be a scientist who intentionally skins what he does like it was magic in order to manipulate the primitive emotions of the unlearned... so reskinning a wizard as though it uses technology is backwards ;-)

 

[Kordeth]

Pick up the Eberron Player's Guide (or wait a few more weeks till the content hits Insider) and let him play an artificer.

 

[ydirbut]

The consensus seems to be Artificier, so I'll give that a looksee.

 

[Cwheeler]

If he doesn't like that, I have a thematic reskin for a 'technomancer' right here:

http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-fan...736-aps-another-martial-wizard-gadgeteer.html

Feel free to mess with it as you wish .

 

[cdrcjsn]

Goodman games is also putting out the Amethyst game setting, which should have tech based classes in it (the setting is a tech vs. magic type of campaign).

 

[Dias Ex Machina]

Goodman games is also putting out the Amethyst game setting, which should have tech based classes in it (the setting is a tech vs. magic type of campaign).

That it is, and although you can most absolutely homebrew it to make it a magic/technology comingle, the classes presented are completely non-magical.

Everything else is magical but the classes we have are not.

We do have laser guns if that's any consolation.