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	===3rd Edition===		===3rd Edition===
			The initial attempt to bring artificers to 3.0 came in the form of the Gnome Artificer [[Prestige Class]], in the ''Magic of Faerûn'' sourcebook. This version made exactly zero impact on the gaming community, and fell into shadow. The requirements are very weird, requiring a mix of otherwise useless skills, casting it doesn't advance and two feats. Its abilities are theoretically useful, but come slowly with weird execution and the requirements are high enough nobody bothered.
	The initial attempt to bring artificers to 3.0 came in the form of the Gnome Artificer [[~~prestige class~~]], in the ''Magic of Faerûn'' sourcebook. This version made exactly zero impact on the gaming community, and fell into shadow. The requirements are very weird, requiring a mix of otherwise useless skills, casting it doesn't advance and two feats. Its abilities are theoretically useful, but come slowly with weird execution and the requirements are high enough nobody bothered.

	The archetype came into its own with the Artificer class in [[Eberron]]: as Eberron was built to explore the logical conclusions of D&Disms, magical engineers were a natural result, and this gave rise to the Artificer class. It was more or less an arcane buffer with a few extra things for making stuff (''fabricate'', ''wall of stone''), using a complex ruleset called "Infusions" to temporarily enchant items and augment constructs, as well as being better at making magical items and creating construct sidekicks. While all this may seem a little ho-hum, the buffs could rack up some amazing bonuses for both the artificer themselves and their party, and their item creation abilities basically breaks the Wealth By Level standards of the game completely in half.		The archetype came into its own with the Artificer class in [[Eberron]]: as Eberron was built to explore the logical conclusions of D&Disms, magical engineers were a natural result, and this gave rise to the Artificer class. It was more or less an arcane buffer with a few extra things for making stuff (''fabricate'', ''wall of stone''), using a complex ruleset called "Infusions" to temporarily enchant items and augment constructs, as well as being better at making magical items and creating construct sidekicks. While all this may seem a little ho-hum, the buffs could rack up some amazing bonuses for both the artificer themselves and their party, and their item creation abilities basically breaks the Wealth By Level standards of the game completely in half.
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	This latter point is the big deal here: 3rd edition artificers get a Craft Reserve pool of "free XP" for making items, and even better they can (starting at 5th level) "melt" existing magic items down to add their creation XP to the pool. So next time you go on an adventure where the DM has you finding a bunch of otherwise useless items, you don't sell them for half-value, you melt those fuckers down into more XP to use on making customized items for you and your party.		This latter point is the big deal here: 3rd edition artificers get a Craft Reserve pool of "free XP" for making items, and even better they can (starting at 5th level) "melt" existing magic items down to add their creation XP to the pool. So next time you go on an adventure where the DM has you finding a bunch of otherwise useless items, you don't sell them for half-value, you melt those fuckers down into more XP to use on making customized items for you and your party.

	It doesn't take a clever person to see how to cheese the everloving shit out of this class in 3.5 in various ways. Not only can you get customized magic items you don't have to hope a DM rolled randomly on some table (that is, items you can actually fucking use well), you can also start relying a LOT more on consumable items like potions, scrolls, wands, staves, etc. ~~There are several~~ kinds of constructs, namely homunculi (from the MM and several Eberron books) and effigies (from Complete Arcane), ~~that~~ are cheap enough to somewhat mass-produce for tireless and loyal guards/sentries as well as a cheap source of labor. In fact, your very first homunculus should be a Dedicated Wright from the Eberron Campaign Setting book, because it can do all your item creation literally while you are doing anything else. And because you can throw on all kinds of buff effects for weapons and armor, your party wizard and cleric can save their precious slots for ~~things like~~ more battlefield control, debuffs, healing, etc.		It doesn't take a clever person to see how to cheese the everloving shit out of this class in 3.5 in various ways. Not only can you get customized magic items you don't have to hope a DM rolled randomly on some table (that is, items you can actually fucking use well), you can also start relying a LOT more on consumable items like potions, scrolls, wands, staves, etc. Several kinds of constructs, namely homunculi (from the MM and several Eberron books) and effigies (from Complete Arcane), are cheap enough to somewhat mass-produce for tireless and loyal guards/sentries as well as a cheap source of labor. In fact, your very first homunculus should be a Dedicated Wright from the Eberron Campaign Setting book, because it can do all your item creation literally while you are doing anything else. And because you can throw on all kinds of buff effects for weapons and armor, your party wizard and cleric can save their precious slots for more battlefield control, debuffs, healing, etc.

	One easily overlooked yet really powerful ability artificers have is the infusion Spell Storing Item. For the low price of a 1st level infusion and small amount of XP (spell level*caster level), that can be paid with your reserve, an artificer can have any 4th level or lower spell in the game without an expensive component/focus whenever he wants it. Locked door? Make a wand of Knock! Fighting poisonous enemies? Delay Poison! As you aren't limited by any spell list, you can apply spells at their lowest available level (such as [[~~Prestige_Class~~#Trapsmith\|Trapsmith]]'s Haste as a 1st level spell.). Note that unlike most formula that multiply by spell level, this one doesn't say cantrips multiply by .5 instead of 0 so they have no cost (aside from the infusion slot) here. Another class making infusion is Personal Weapon Augmentation, which allows an Artificer to give any weapon they wield ''any'' +1 weapon ability. The most obvious use for this is Bane (giving +2 hit/damage and +2d6 damage against anything you're fighting), but other situational boosts like Ghost Touch are also useful.		One easily overlooked yet really powerful ability artificers have is the infusion Spell Storing Item. For the low price of a 1st level infusion and small amount of XP (spell level*caster level), that can be paid with your reserve, an artificer can have any 4th level or lower spell in the game without an expensive component/focus whenever he wants it. Locked door? Make a wand of Knock! Fighting poisonous enemies? Delay Poison! As you aren't limited by any spell list, you can apply spells at their lowest available level (such as [[Prestige Class#Trapsmith\|Trapsmith]]'s Haste as a 1st level spell.). Note that unlike most formula that multiply by spell level, this one doesn't say cantrips multiply by .5 instead of 0 so they have no cost (aside from the infusion slot) here. Another class making infusion is Personal Weapon Augmentation, which allows an Artificer to give any weapon they wield ''any'' +1 weapon ability. The most obvious use for this is Bane (giving +2 hit/damage and +2d6 damage against anything you're fighting), but other situational boosts like Ghost Touch are also useful.

	If Leadership is available to you, basically the super-powered option is you take an artificer cohort (effectively doubling your WBL), and make your higher-level followers experts who manufacture stuff (masterwork items, tools, clothes, vehicles, possibly even your stronghold). Set them up in a nice, safe stronghold built to be a workshop with sleeping quarters, then put them to work between adventures. Just have your party turn over all items for XP reclamation, divvy up the money equally, and just put in requests for which items they want made for them, and let the boys go to work. Smart groups manufacture ways to really maximize the amount of loot they send back home for being sold or scrapped, such as ''portable holes'' (which have only volume capacity with unlimited weight tolerance) and (''planar'') ''ring gates'' (which, because the ''portable hole'' is basically just a piece of cloth weighing a few pounds, allows you to ship a virtually unlimited amount of stuff back and forth as needed).		If Leadership is available to you, basically the super-powered option is you take an artificer cohort (effectively doubling your WBL), and make your higher-level followers experts who manufacture stuff (masterwork items, tools, clothes, vehicles, possibly even your stronghold). Set them up in a nice, safe stronghold built to be a workshop with sleeping quarters, then put them to work between adventures. Just have your party turn over all items for XP reclamation, divvy up the money equally, and just put in requests for which items they want made for them, and let the boys go to work. Smart groups manufacture ways to really maximize the amount of loot they send back home for being sold or scrapped, such as ''portable holes'' (which have only volume capacity with unlimited weight tolerance) and (''planar'') ''ring gates'' (which, because the ''portable hole'' is basically just a piece of cloth weighing a few pounds, allows you to ship a virtually unlimited amount of stuff back and forth as needed).

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	'''Artificer''' is the most common term used in fantasy games for a character archetype or class focused on the creation and use of gadgets and devices. Whether a pulp gadgeteer, a mad scientist, or even outright called an artficer, they're somebody defined by the way in which they can either use artifacts to fight or else their skill at making stuff.		'''Artificer''' is the most common term used in fantasy games for a character archetype or class focused on the creation and use of gadgets and devices. Whether a pulp gadgeteer, a mad scientist, or even outright called an artficer, they're somebody defined by the way in which they can either use artifacts to fight or else their skill at making stuff.

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	::''Superior Artificer (10th Level):'' Starting at 10th level, you can create a second magic weapon, suit of armor, shield, or bundle of ammunition using your Infuse Weapons and Armor ability. Attempting to infuse a third item causes the oldest one to immediately lose its potency. You can also create one additional potion or scroll using Infuse Potions or Infuse Scrolls.		::''Superior Artificer (10th Level):'' Starting at 10th level, you can create a second magic weapon, suit of armor, shield, or bundle of ammunition using your Infuse Weapons and Armor ability. Attempting to infuse a third item causes the oldest one to immediately lose its potency. You can also create one additional potion or scroll using Infuse Potions or Infuse Scrolls.
	::''Master Artificer (14th Level):'' On reaching 14th level, your mastery of arcane magic allows you to produce a variety of magic items. You can create a single item chosen from Magic Item Tables A and B in chapter 7 of the Dungeon Master's Guide. It takes you 1 week to produce such an item, and you must rest for 1 month before using this ability to craft another item.		::''Master Artificer (14th Level):'' On reaching 14th level, your mastery of arcane magic allows you to produce a variety of magic items. You can create a single item chosen from Magic Item Tables A and B in chapter 7 of the Dungeon Master's Guide. It takes you 1 week to produce such an item, and you must rest for 1 month before using this ability to craft another item.



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	====The Final Result: November 2019====		====The Final Result: November 2019====

	Released in Eberron: Rising From the Last War, the Artificer has seen its final published form. This marks the first fully-fledged, officially released class for 5th edition... 5 years after it was released. This final form takes lessons learned from the previous two prototypes, and refines them down to a smooth final product. [[skub\|That's not to say it's a perfect refinement]]. The Archivist is oddly absent from the final release, but this may have been due to fan backlash, or possibly held back for inclusion in whatever psionic content ever gets an official publication.		Released in Eberron: Rising From the Last War, the Artificer has seen its final published form. This marks the first fully-fledged, officially released class for 5th edition... 5 years after it was released. This final form takes lessons learned from the previous two prototypes, and refines them down to a smooth final product. [[skub\|That's not to say it's a perfect refinement]]. The Archivist is oddly absent from the final release, but this may have been due to fan backlash, or possibly held back for inclusion in whatever psionic content ever gets an official publication.

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	Mind you, there is some nice out of combat role playing potential here - wearing concealed full plate armor to the king's banquet will surely leave the artificer the only heavily armored party member among the fine cloth wearing attendees...		Mind you, there is some nice out of combat role playing potential here - wearing concealed full plate armor to the king's banquet will surely leave the artificer the only heavily armored party member among the fine cloth wearing attendees...

	The ~~archetype is expected~~ to get an ~~official release~~ in the ~~upcoming Tasha~~'s ~~Cauldron~~ of ~~everything~~.		The Armorer became official in Tasha's Cauldron of Everything.

			====The Semi-Official Subclasses====
			[[Keith Baker]], not being content to leave [[Eberron]] in the hands of [[Wizards of the Coast]] for 5e, took his own shots at 5e Eberron [[splatbook]]s with [[Exploring Eberron]], a general setting expansion, and [[Dread Metrol]], an Eberron/[[Ravenloft]] crossover splatbook. In both, he added a bit of love for his setting's iconic class.

			'''Forge Adepts''' are a special branch of the artificer found amongst the ''daashor'', the ur-[[goblinoid]]s of Eberron who still practice ancient techniques of magically infusing their soul into their arms and armor. At 3rd level, they get free Smith's Tools proficiency, the feature Battle Ready (proficiency with martial weapons, can use Int as attacking stat when wielding magic weapons) and their iconic feature, Ghaal'Shaarat. This lets them infuse a portion of their soul into a simple or martial melee weapon as part of a long rest, giving it +1 to attack and damage rolls (+2 from 8th level, +3 from 13th level) and the Returning property (if it's a throwing weapon). They pick up an Extra Attack at level 5, and at 9th level they gain the Runes of War feature, which lets them activate a 30ft aura Intelligence modifier times per day. This aura grants +1d4 acid, cold, fire, thunder or lightning damage to the artificer and all allies within it, and lasts for 1 minute (concentration). Finally, at 15th level, Perfect Weapon lets them lower their Ghaal'Shaarat's bonuses to gain a corresponding amount of Armor Class. Also, they can either give their Ghaal'Shaarat +1d6 acid, cold, fire, thunder or lightning damage, or give themselves Pysychic Resistance and immunity to Charm and Fear whenever they complete a long rest.

			'''Mavericks''' are casting-focused artrificers who basically try to be more spell-based and less gear-based. As in, their starting features at 3rd level are Cantrip Specialist (+1 cantrip, you can swap out 1 cantrip each time you complete a long rest) and the hilariously broken ''Arcane Breakthrouhts'', which gives the artificer '''complete access to another class's spell list'''. You still can only cast up to 5th level spells, but still, that means you can use all the [[Cleric]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], [[Paladin]], [[Ranger]], [[Warlock]] or [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)]] stuff... '''and''' you add another class's spell list to your "Breakthroughs" at levels 5, 9, 13 and 17. Yeah, a 17th level Maverick can cast '''five separate classes worth of spells''', on top of their artificer spells. They also got a bonus spell slot for each spell level that can only be used to cast a Breakthrough spell. 5th level gives them Cantrip Savant, which gives a level-based bonus (+1, +2 at 9th, +3 at 15th) bonus to the attack roll and spell save DCs of their artificer cantrips, and lets them swap out a cantrip on the fly by spending an action... okay, they can only do it 1/day, but still. 9th level gives them two features; Superior Breakthrough (cast a Breakthrough spell as if using a +2 level slot for free 1/short rest) and Work in Progress (can swap out a prepared artificer spell for another artificer spell as an action 1/short rest). Finally, 15th level's Final Breakthrough gives the artificer a 2nd Breakthrough Spell Slot for all five spell levels.

			'''Mastermakers''', found in the Dread Metrol splat, are focused on [[cyborg]] engineering. These artificers are the ones who specialize in melding flesh and metal and stone to make them work, and are basically adapted from the old-school Reconstructed prestige class. At 3rd level, mastermakers get 4 features; Tools of Integration (proficiency with heavy armor and smith's tools), Mastermaker Spells (a set of bonus spells, focused on buffs), Prosthesis Expertise (can create a permanent prosthetic limb whenever they finish a long rest), and Battlefist. This replaces one of the mastermaker's arms with a magical prosthetic that functions as both a simple melee weapon (can use Str or Int for attacks, does 1d10 + Str/Int bonus bludgeoning, upgrades to 2d10 damage from 9th level, can be targeted for infusions) and as a spellcasting focus for artificer spells. A mastermaker can give their battlefist the Finesse, Thrown (20/60) or Reach properties whenever they complete a long rest. At 5th level, they gain an Extra Attack. At 9th level, Improved Battlefist means they gain +1 infusion slot that can only be used on their battlefist, and their battlefist a) can carry 2 infusions at once, b) grants +2 AC, and c) can be infused with weapon and shield-specific infusions. Finally, 15th level grants them the Construct Apotheosis; Resistance to Poison and Psychic Damage, Immunity to Poisoned, can count their type as Construct when they want to, and can cast Antilife Shell and Investiture of Stone through their battlefist 1/day each.

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	Artificer Artilerist.png\| [[Shifter]] Artilerist		Artificer Artilerist.png\| [[Shifter]] Artilerist
	Artificer Vi .jpeg\|Vi from [[~~Eberon~~]]		Artificer Vi .jpeg\|Vi from [[Eberron]]
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	An Artificer, with Two Eldritch Cannons.png\|two ELDRITCH CANNONs		An Artificer, with Two Eldritch Cannons.png\|two ELDRITCH CANNONs

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	Battle Smith with Steel Defender.png\|Battle Smith with Steel Defender		Battle Smith with Steel Defender.png\|Battle Smith with Steel Defender (Man and Dog)
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	~~GNOME BATTLE SMITH WITH STEEL DEFENDER~~.png\|~~Gnome with Bear~~		HOMUNCULUS SERVANTS.png\|HOMUNCULUS SERVANTs
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			GNOME BATTLE SMITH WITH STEEL DEFENDER.png\|Gnome with Bear
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	The archetype is expected to get an official release in the upcoming Tasha's Cauldron of everything.		The archetype is expected to get an official release in the upcoming Tasha's Cauldron of everything.

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			Artificer Artilerist.png\| [[Shifter]] Artilerist
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	==Deadlands==		==Deadlands==

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	'''Alchemist'''		'''Alchemist'''
	*In an attempt to make the Alchemist more like an Alchemist, they axed the Alchemical Homunculus (which now any Artificer can take), and gave them the ability to make '''Elixirs'''. At the end of a long rest, or by using an action and burning a spell slot, you can charge a flask with liquid which ~~can do one~~ of 6 ~~things~~: Healing 2d4+INT mod HP, increasing walking speed by 10 ft for 1 hour, giving a +1 AC bonus for 10 minutes, adding a d4 to every attack roll or saving throw for a minute, granting a 10ft flying speed for 10 minutes, or granting the ability to cast Alter Self for 10 minutes. If the elixir was created using the long rest method rather than the spell slot method, you don't get to pick which of these effects the potion does, the material forcing you to roll randomly instead.		*In an attempt to make the Alchemist more like an Alchemist, they axed the Alchemical Homunculus (which now any Artificer can take), and gave them the ability to make '''Elixirs'''. At the end of a long rest, or by using an action and burning a spell slot, you can charge a flask with liquid and roll for which of 6 effects it has: Healing 2d4+INT mod HP, increasing walking speed by 10 ft for 1 hour, giving a +1 AC bonus for 10 minutes, adding a d4 to every attack roll or saving throw for a minute, granting a 10ft flying speed for 10 minutes, or granting the ability to cast Alter Self for 10 minutes. If the elixir was created using the long rest method rather than the spell slot method, you don't get to pick which of these effects the potion does, the material forcing you to roll randomly instead.
	*Restorative Reagents at 9th level gives anyone who drinks one of your Elixirs 2d6+INT mod temp hit points, as well as the ability to cast Lesser Restoration for free.		*Restorative Reagents at 9th level gives anyone who drinks one of your Elixirs 2d6+INT mod temp hit points, as well as the ability to cast Lesser Restoration for free.
	*Chemical Mastery at level 15 gives you both Greater Restoration and Heal as freebie spells, in addition to resistance to poison and acid damage.		*Chemical Mastery at level 15 gives you both Greater Restoration and Heal as freebie spells, in addition to resistance to poison and acid damage.

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	The 4th version of the Artificer was an expansion upon the Mark 3. Aside from tweaking the [[multiclassing]] rules (now you round your artificer levels up for determining spell slots) and reworking the artificer's spell list, mainly by incorporating spells from the Xanathar's Guide to Everything [[splatbook]], the new version featured three new Infusions - Enhanced Wand, Repeating Shot, and Repulsion Shield - and two new subclasses; the '''Archivist''' and the '''Battle Smith'''.		The 4th version of the Artificer was an expansion upon the Mark 3. Aside from tweaking the [[multiclassing]] rules (now you round your artificer levels up for determining spell slots) and reworking the artificer's spell list, mainly by incorporating spells from the Xanathar's Guide to Everything [[splatbook]], the new version featured three new Infusions - Enhanced Wand, Repeating Shot, and Repulsion Shield - and two new subclasses; the '''Archivist''' and the '''Battle Smith'''.

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	Artificer Vi .jpeg\|Vi from [[~~Eberon~~]]		Artificer Vi .jpeg\|Vi from [[Eberron]]
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	An Artificer, with Two Eldritch Cannons.png\|two ELDRITCH CANNONs		An Artificer, with Two Eldritch Cannons.png\|two ELDRITCH CANNONs
			HUMAN ARTILLERIST WITH ELDRITCH CANNON.png\| Guy holding his ELDRITCH CANNON
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	Battle Smith with Steel Defender.png\|Battle Smith with Steel Defender		Battle Smith with Steel Defender.png\|Battle Smith with Steel Defender (Man and Dog)
			GNOME BATTLE SMITH WITH STEEL DEFENDER.png\|Gnome with Bear
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	DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT.png\|DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT		DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT.png\|DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT
	~~GNOME BATTLE SMITH WITH STEEL DEFENDER~~.png\|~~Gnome with Bear~~		HOMUNCULUS SERVANTS.png\|HOMUNCULUS SERVANTs
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			An Artificer, with Two Eldritch Cannons.png\|two ELDRITCH CANNONs
			ARMORERS, A DROW INFILTRATOR AND A TIEFLING GUARDIAN.png\|ARMORERS, A DROW INFILTRATOR AND A TIEFLING GUARDIAN
			Battle Smith with Steel Defender.png\|Battle Smith with Steel Defender
			DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT.png\|DWARF ALCHEMIST WITH HOMUNCULUS SERVANT
			GNOME BATTLE SMITH WITH STEEL DEFENDER.png\|Gnome with Bear
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