Artificer

Alchemist are masters of concoctions, potions and reagents, they can make potions faster than other Artificers, and are skilled in enhancing creatures' potential. They have some healing abilities and coupled with the Agent Minion, an effective delivery device for the battlefield.

You gain proficiency with the Alchemist Kit & Glassblower's Tools. If you already have this proficiency, you gain expertise.

You gain 1 additional Infusion with each level.

The infusion must be of the type "Consumable".

At 1st level, you learn the either Acid or Potion of Health and the Potion of¹.. Infusions.

At 1st level you are able to spend a bonus action to create a consumable potion that cost one less infusion point (down to zero), and degrades into uselessness at the end of your turn. The Unstable Consumable may be generated as powerful as if you had spent two points at 6th level, and as powerful as if four points at 14th level.

Acid, Alchemist's Fire, Alchemist's Frost, Holy Water, Holywrath Stone, ICB, Poison, Sympathetic Balm, Phosphorus Stick, Tanglefoot Bag, Thunderstone, or Universal Antidote for no infusion cost.

The Unstable Consumable created degrade into uselessness at end of your turn.

At 3rd level,

At 6th level, when you create a Consumable, you can create a single Consumable out of the effects of two Consumables. If both Consumables require a ranged attack, you resolve the Consumable with a single attack roll.

For example, you can spend 2 points on an Acid effect, and 2 point on an Alchemist's Fire effect. On a hit, this Consumable would deal 4d6 + 2 acid damage, and cause the target to begin taking 1d4 fire damage at the start of each of its turns. (Note normally mixing magical potions results in very possible Miscibility Misfires See DMG)

At 11th level, the dice used by your manufactured Consumables increases by 1 size. (d4 increases to d6, d6 increases to d8, d8 increases to d10, d10 increases to d12, and d12 increases to 2d8).

At 14th level, whenever you create a potion, you can also infuse it with one of the following effects:

By 20th level, you create two of that consumable for the expense.

Arcane Engineers are more focused upon the engineering of spell schema than on infusion formulae. They trade some of their ability to produce magical devices for magical casting potential. They are a poor sorcerer, but they are the only Artificer that has direct, immediate spell casting ability.

At 3rd level, you craft an implement. The implement costs 500gp and takes 2 weeks to build. This implement can be an orb, a Medallion, a staff, a rod, a Libram, or a wand. Your implement grants certain benefits to spells cast through it, depending on the type of implement you've crafted.

At 3rd level, as an action, you spend an infusion point and establish concentration - making an Arcana Check against the caster's spell DC to suppress a spell's ongoing magical effect within 15ft until the beginning of your next round. The magical effect is merely interrupted, and resumes for its remaining duration.

At 6th level, you must choose Verbal or Somatic. When you cast through this implement you can't spend more points than your level maximum level of known spells, but yours spells cast through the object no longer require the chosen (verbal or somatic).

You also learn an additional cantrip from any list.

At 11th level, spells cast through your implement gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls, saving throw DC's.

At 14th level, your implement adds certain bonuses to spells cast through it, depending on the type of implement you've crafted.

At 18th level, spells cast through your implement gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls, saving throw DC's.

At 20th level, whenever you succeed on a saving throw and as a result that spell doesn't generate an effect (damage or impart a condition) You regain a number of infusion points equal to the spell slot used (cannot exceed the artificer's level maximum).

Armies require protection, and someone has to put things back together if defenses fail. A combination of protector and medic, a Battle Smith is an expert at defending others and repairing both material and personnel. To aid in their work, Battle Smiths are usually accompanied by a steel defender, a protective companion of their own creation. Many soldiers tell stories of nearly dying before being saved by a Battle Smith and a steel defender.

Battle Smiths played a key role in House Cannith's work on battle constructs and the original warforged, and after the Last War, these artificers led efforts to aid those who were injured in the war's horrific battles.

When you reach 3rd level, your combat training and your experiments with magic have paid off in two ways:

Starting at 6th level, you can attack twice, rather than once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

At 11th level you may choose up to 5 Infusion Points of a single Infusion. The Infusion must be one that affects a weapon or armor. You thereafter lose those infusion points until your next level, but any Infused weapon/armor you wield that you've created gains that Infusion as well at no additional cost. Each level you may reassign those points to a different infusion.

For example, an 11th level Battle Engineer chooses to have the Signature Enchantment of Elemental Weapon (fire), When they wield an infused greatsword with Bleeding Weapon. Greatsword is infused by both Bleeding Weapon and Elemental Weapon(fire).

At 14th level, all allies within 60 feet of you gain the benefit of your Battle Engineer Signature Enchantment, when they wield one of your infused weapons/armor.

At 18th level, allies within 150 feet of you may attune themselves to a fourth magic item. This magic item must be a weapon or armor. If your allies are not within 150 feet of you, they cease to gain the benefits of being attuned with that item

At 20th level, You Clockwork Iron Defender Grows Grows to a Mecha Defender, and can acts as your mount.

Clockwork Engineers are masters of the automata. Bringing springs, gears and wires to life. Mirroring life's wonders thru their tinkering.

When an Automaton Infusion created by you and synced to you is reduced to 0 hit points, it is rendered inert instead of destroyed. It doesn't need to make death saves, but if it's attacked further you will need to take 10 minutes more for each additional assault to restore it's function. If the automaton was dropped to 0 hp after the end of your last turn, you your Turn, as an action and can get into the square with the downed automaton, for two infusion point, you can return the Automaton to functional with 1 hit point.

At 3rd Level When an Automaton Infusion created by and synced to you is reduced to 0 hit points, it is rendered inert instead of destroyed. It doesn't need to make death saves, but if it's attacked further you will need to take 10 minutes more for each additional assault to restore it's function.

You may have up to ½ your Artificer Level worth of Constructs operative - (though you may never have more than your Charisma Bonus under your control at one time. (all action economy is maintained))

At 3rd Level, Autonomous Engineer's can assign the Automaton(s) to take the Guard, or Evade, Actions, which they will continue doing so until ordered to stop.

At 6th level, you can infuse an Automaton with infusions that can target a weapon or armor. You still cannot exceed your level for Infusion Maximum on the total number of points invested in your Automaton. Additionally, if you can cast spells, You may now also cast any spell with self as the target on one of your sync'd Automatons.

At 11th level, you can sync with multiple Automatons at one time (Each takes 1 attunement slot, but you may never have more than your Charisma Ability Modifier (minimum 1)).

At 14th level, when you create an Automaton or restore it to its full hit points, that Automaton gains 20 temporary hit points.

Choose between one of the following:

This Artifier focuses on the creation of goods. Written works in particular, and is horrible at combat.

At 5th level, you may effect you daily crafting productivity from 25gp a day (DMG pg. 129) for magical goods with your Infusion points. So that at 5th level they would have 35gp productivity of work a day for magical goods. (and from 5 gp a day for mundane to 15gp a day)

At 11th level, your Maximum Infusion Pool in increased by (2 x INTelligence bonus.)

Starting at 9th level, every eldritch cannon you create is more destructive: