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<blockquote data-quote="Wednesday Boy" data-source="post: 5518409" data-attributes="member: 53678">I've never played an Articifer in 3.5 or 4E but maybe you could make a build that draws from the Essentials Executioner Assassin.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Executioner knows a certain number of poison recipies and can make a certain number of poisons per day.&nbsp; Maybe the Artificer could know a certain number of implements and can create a certain number of them each day.&nbsp; That would let the Artificer cast their spells through these class implements (similar to a Hexblade) without actually having to buy the implements.&nbsp; It could give the Artificer the &quot;utility belt&quot; feel that the 3.5 version had.&nbsp;For the Seeker and Runepriest I'd like to see new Paragon Paths.&nbsp;Maybe for the Runepriest feats that would open up new whatever-they're-called (states?) sort of like three out of the four PPs already do.&nbsp; I've never played a Runepriest though, so maybe additional states would make for more recordkeeping and make them even more complicated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wednesday Boy, post: 5518409, member: 53678"] I've never played an Articifer in 3.5 or 4E but maybe you could make a build that draws from the Essentials Executioner Assassin. The Executioner knows a certain number of poison recipies and can make a certain number of poisons per day. Maybe the Artificer could know a certain number of implements and can create a certain number of them each day. That would let the Artificer cast their spells through these class implements (similar to a Hexblade) without actually having to buy the implements. It could give the Artificer the "utility belt" feel that the 3.5 version had. For the Seeker and Runepriest I'd like to see new Paragon Paths. Maybe for the Runepriest feats that would open up new whatever-they're-called (states?) sort of like three out of the four PPs already do. I've never played a Runepriest though, so maybe additional states would make for more recordkeeping and make them even more complicated. [/QUOTE]

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