Greetings to you all!
Just wanted to show you the homebrewed Artificer class that has been keeping me busy on those lonely nights (well, while my wife and kids are sleeping).
This particular take on the artificer idea uses the point based spellcasting system found on the DMG, as it allows more flexibility but less raw power at higher levels. If you could please take a look at it and give me some feedback I would really appreciate it, as it is my first homebrew for D&D 5e. It has been playtested on a handful of games and, so far, it works and doesn't feel like a broken class, but I think maybe the last changes I made (centered around one sub-class, the Master of Battlesmith) could need some additional work.
Thanks to you all!
PS: Sorry if you found any problem on the redaction, english isn't my first language.
Just wanted to show you the homebrewed Artificer class that has been keeping me busy on those lonely nights (well, while my wife and kids are sleeping).
This particular take on the artificer idea uses the point based spellcasting system found on the DMG, as it allows more flexibility but less raw power at higher levels. If you could please take a look at it and give me some feedback I would really appreciate it, as it is my first homebrew for D&D 5e. It has been playtested on a handful of games and, so far, it works and doesn't feel like a broken class, but I think maybe the last changes I made (centered around one sub-class, the Master of Battlesmith) could need some additional work.
Thanks to you all!
PS: Sorry if you found any problem on the redaction, english isn't my first language.
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