D&D 5E THE ARTIFICER Available Now At Dungeon Masters Guild

[Storyteller Hero]

AVAILABLE ON THE DUNGEON MASTERS GUILD

http://www.dmsguild.com/product/174669/-THE-ARTIFICER--5e-Class-




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Artificers are the quintessential crafters and engineers of wonders in a world of magic. They channel arcane forces into their works, conjuring impossible dreams of creation into reality.


This is one of the most extensive artificer class designs for Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition as of its posting.
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This 47 page product contains the following:

• The Artificer class, a full class design from levels 1 to 20.

Archetypes include the Battleforge Smith, the Eldritch Alchemist, the Magic Gunslinger, and the Runic Golemancer.

• 14 new feats, some of which are specially designed for the artificer

• A section on Rune Golems, a new type of companion pet that is a feature of the Runic Golemancer.

• 40 new magic spells, several of which are specially designed for the artificer.

• A section on Artificer gadgets - adaptable device parts that can transform into tools for the artificer.

• An Equipment section containing a subsection of firearms, various magical and nonmagical potions, and runic inscriptions.



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[doctorhook]

So, I'm assuming the author can't say "Eberron", but does this artificer properly fill the same role in Eberron?

 

[Storyteller Hero]

So, I'm assuming the author can't say "Eberron", but does this artificer properly fill the same role in Eberron?

Probably depends on the table. At the very least, the runic golemancer archetype could possibly be related to the same field of magical study that gave birth to the warforged, and the lore of Eberron is heavy on how much symbols and glyphs can change the world.

 

[doctorhook]

Probably depends on the table. At the very least, the runic golemancer archetype could possibly be related to the same field of magical study that gave birth to the warforged, and the lore of Eberron is heavy on how much symbols and glyphs can change the world.

Fair enough. How about modifying magic items on a temporary basis; is that possible?

 

[Storyteller Hero]

Fair enough. How about modifying magic items on a temporary basis; is that possible?

I was thinking about making a slight expansion in the future; I could add that as a feat or a feature on a new fifth archetype, or perhaps even a magic spell on the class list.