#artificer5e

[peachs-homebrew]

This is a revision of the Alchemist subclass for the Artificer that incorporates the flexibility and versatility of the Pathfinder Alchemist into Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition. I think the Alchemist is widely regarded as underwhelming compared to other Artificier subclasses, but because I think that thematically Alchemists are so cool, I wanted to make some changes! This revision of the alchemist means that a player can choose from a variety of options to customize the alchemist's role and abilities. This subclass can do any number of things depending on what one wants to focus on: Melee, DPS, Healing, AOE damage, Support, etc.

[skullsplitterdice]

Artificers are the first official class to be added to 5e since the beginning and it was a long time coming. Artificers have bounced around in playtesting for years before getting a real launch, and for good reason. How do you play these mechanical geniuses? Put your safety goggles on as we go through everything you need to know in this complete guide to artificers in Dungeons and Dragons 5E.