Creating an Artificer

When creating an artificer character, think about your character's background and drive for adventure. Does the character have a rival? What drove your character down the path of being an artificer? Is it about curiosity and invention, or about the power their inventions bring? Did you character learn from another artificer, or receive a vision or flash of inspiration to learn their craft?

Consider how your character interacts with the world, and what they represent. Consult with your DM regarding guilds or societies your character might belong to.

Class Features

• Hit Dice: 1d8 per artificer level
• Hit Points at 1st: Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier
• Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per artificer level after 1st

Artificer Specialization

At 1st level, you focus your craft on a particular specialization: Gadgetsmith, Golemsmith, Infusionsmith, Potionsmith, Thundersmith, Warsmith or Fleshsmith, each of which are detailed at the end of the class description. Your choice grants you features at 1st level and again at 3rd, 5th, and 14th level.

Magic Item Analysis

Starting at 1st level, your understanding of magic items allows you to analyze and understand their secrets. You know the artificer spells detect magic and identify, and you can cast them as rituals without material components.

Tool Expertise

Starting at 2nd level, your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make that uses any of the tool proficiencies you gain from this class.

Spellcasting

As part of your study of magic, you gain the ability to cast spells at 2nd level. The spells you learn are limited in scope, primarily concerned with modifying creatures and objects or creating items.

Specialization Upgrade

Your expert craftsmanship allows you to improve, modify, or add to your specialization's features..

Starting at 3rd level, choose an upgrade from the list at the end of your specialization, and gain the benefits listed in the description of the Upgrade.

You select an additional Upgrade at 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, 15th, 17th, and 19th level. You cannot select an Upgrade more than once, unless the Upgrade's description says otherwise. Whenever you level up, you can exchange one of your existing upgrades for another upgrade of the same level requirement as the replaced upgrade.

In any case that a specialization allows an Upgrade to be swapped out, Upgrades must always be selected as if the Artificer is the level they were when they got that Upgrade slot. For example, if you replace your Stormforged Weapon and reselect all of your upgrades as a 5th level Artificer, you could select one 3rd level upgrade and one 5th level upgrade, or two 3rd level upgrades, but you would not be able to select two 5th level upgrades.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Arcane Reconstruction

At 6th level, you have mastered the knowledge of using magic to repair things. You learn the mending cantrip, and can cast it at will. Additionally, you learn the cure wounds spell. If you already know cure wounds you can select another spell from the Artificer spell list. When you cast cure wounds, it can heal constructs in addition to normally valid targets.

Cross Disciplinary Knowledge

At 6th level, you can expand on your knowledge across fields. You can craft one of the following: a Thundersmith's Stormforged Weapon, an Infusionsmith's Animated Weapon, Blasting Rod, or Infused Weapon, a Potionsmith's Alchemical Reagent Pouch and Alchemical Fire or Alchemical Acid, or an Unrestricted Gadgetsmith Upgrade.

If you select a Stormforged Weapon, you gain proficiency with that weapon and knowledge of how to make ammunition for it (if required). You cannot apply Infused Weapon to another weapon granted by this class.

If this selection is lost or destroyed, you can remake it following the rules for remaking the select item in subclass.

Wondrous Items Proficiency

At 7th level, your familiarity with the workings of magical items means that you can ignore class based restrictions on attuning to magical items.

Additionally, you can now attune to 4 magical items at once.

Improved Magical Crafting

At 10th level, your experience in creating your own wondrous invention makes you more adept at crafting a magic item than a normal spellcaster. Creating a magic item takes you half the time it would normally take.

Additionally, you can make 1 hour of progress toward crafting a magic item, scroll, or potion during a long rest.

Wondrous Item Recharge

Starting at 10th level, you can recharge a magic item that has charges or per rest uses, as long as those charges or uses can only be used to cast spells. To restore charges or uses, you perform a ritual that takes one minute and expends a spell slot of equal or higher level than a spell slot level of a spell cast by the item.

The number of charges or uses restored to the item is equal to the number of charges or uses required to cast that spell using the item once.

Study of Magic

At 11th level, your proficiency in the workings of magic has become so great you can cast detect magic and identify at will without expending a spell slot.

Additionally, you have advantage on all Intelligence (Arcana) checks to understand the workings of magical traps, effects, or runes.

Wondrous Item Mastery

Starting at 18th level you can activate a magic item that would normally take an action as a bonus action instead.

Additionally, you can attune to 5 magical items at a time.

Peerless Inventor

At 20th level, your mind is always thinking of new options and clever solutions. You can select and create temporary version of an Upgrade from your subclass you are qualified to take but do not have with a level requirement of 11th level or lower as an action. You have this upgrade until you complete a short rest. You cannot select another temporary Upgrade in this fashion until you complete a short or long rest.

Gadgetsmith

A Gadgetsmith is an Artificer whose curiosity and inventive genius have run rampant. While other Artificers may spend their whole career perfecting a single-minded pursuit, a Gadgetsmith believes that quantity is at least as good as quality.

Quick footed and quicker witted, a Gadgetsmith is never caught without another trick up their sleeve. Their minds are always jumping ahead to solve the next problem with a clever gadget.

A Gadgetsmith can come from any walk of life, but usually exemplifies a curiosity and distaste for the suppression of knowledge or technology, usually favoring freedom to experiment, leaning toward more Chaotic behaviors.

Belt of Adjusting Size

You create a belt with a creature size dial on it. While you are wearing this belt, you can use an action to cast Enlarge/Reduce on yourself. Once you use this gadget, you cannot use it again until you complete a short or long rest.

Flying Gadget.

You build a a device that allows you to fly, such as of deployable artificial wings. You can activate this device as a bonus action, or as a reaction to falling. Whatever form it takes, when activated it gives you a flying speed of 30 feet.

Golemsmith

A Golemsmith is an Artificer that has committed themselves to creating a true work of artifice, forging a golem. A painstaking life ambition, they plan and design meticulously, even if in practice sometimes compromises on materials must be made.

Why a Golemsmith embarks on the quest to forge this artificial construct of life can vary. For many it is the pure pursuit of forging the perfect creation, while for others, it is simply so they do not have to carry around their loot, or to have a loyal companion to count on at all times.

A Golemsmith is rarely chaotic, as they are people of great care and discipline; those that are not would not have succeeded where they have, but some have been set on their path by such events that might drive them to interact chaotically with society as a whole.

Golem Chassis

When you create your golem, you can add one prefix to its type in the form which basic chassis you use for golem. For example, if you select Warforged, your golem becomes a Warforged Golem, and gains the Warforged modifications to its base statistics.

Intelligent Oversight

Starting at 3rd level, you can take the Help action as a bonus action when assisting your golem.

Additionally, when you take the Help action to aid an ally (including your golem) in attacking a creature, the target of that attack can be within 30 feet of you, rather than 5 feet of you, if the allied creature can see or hear you.

Autonomous Action

Starting at 5th level, you no longer need to spend your action or reaction to direct the golem to use its action or reaction, and it can act following mental commands communicated while it is within 60 feet of you.

If the Golem is not directed to take any action, it will take the Dodge action in combat.

Magical Nature

Additionally at 5th level, your golem's natural weapons count as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage.

Perfected Design

Starting at 14th level, your golem can add your Intelligence modifier to all of its attack rolls, skill checks, and saving throws.

Golemsmith Upgrades

Shielding Bond

After studying the arcane fundamentals of Shield Golems, you have gained insight on how they shield their controllers, and can implement it in your own golem. Your golem gains the ability to cast warding bond without expending a spell slot. When cast in this method, it does not require material components.

Once the golem casts warding bond in this way, it cannot use this feature to cast it again until it completes a short or long rest.

Infusionsmith

An Infusionsmith is, in some ways, perhaps the most quintessential type of Artificer. While other Artificers may delve into mechanics and tinkering, an Infusionsmith is an artificer that tinkers with magic itself.

These are cutting edge of magical engineering, understanding the principle applications of magic. An Infusionsmith would have ground to stand on in calling a wizard an impulsive spell slinger, for these are the artificers that work their magic through careful and meticulous method, laying down magic they may not use for hours, or painstakingly crafting a long lasting enchantment.

An Infusionsmith can be magical swordsman, a wandslinger, or bookish supporting character with a bag full of tricks that never quite runs dry. Some will stand within a maelstorm of animated blades while others will plink away with a crossbow that seems unerringly accurate, but their common theme is using their prowess of infusion to make themselves formidable.

Infuse Magic

Additionally at 3rd level, you can use your Spell Manual to infuse magic items, such as wands, storing the power for later use. In a special ritual taking 1 minute, you can expend a spell slot to cast a spell as normal, but the spell does not take effect, and is stored in the item for later use.

Subsequently, any creature holding the item with an Intelligence of 6 or higher that is aware there is magic infused in it can expend the stored magic to cast the spell.

The spell uses your spellcasting modifiers, but is in all other ways treated as if the creature holding it cast the spell. The magic infused in the item fades if you complete a long rest without expending the stored spell.

Improved Armaments

Starting at 5th level, you have mastered the use of your Infused Armaments, allowing you grow more effective with them.

Your Animated Weapon infusion can now animate two Animated Weapons, and you can attack with both them as part of the same action.

Your Blasting Rod infusion can now be used more easily. If you cast a spell using an item from Infuse Magic or from a wand (from the Magical Wand upgrade or a normal wand), you can cast the cantrip with your Blasting Rod as a bonus action.

Your Infused Weapon empowers you, allowing you to attack twice instead of once when you take the attack action.

Infused Focus

Starting at 14th level, you can anchor a powerful spell into an item. When you cast a concentration spell, you can anchor it to an item (such as a staff, wand or weapon), and do not need to maintain concentration. The spell lasts a number of rounds equal to your intelligence modifier, after which the spell ends.

Once you use this ability, you must complete a short or long rest before using it again.

Infuse Elements

You can infuse elements with your magic temporarily, granting you limited control of them. You learn the cantrips control flames, mold earth, and shape water.

9th Level Upgrades

Potionsmith

A potionsmith is an artificer who has pursued the secrets of alchemy. While many a village has an apothecary grinding odd herbs and roots into potent (or not so potent) concoctions, the careful process of mixing and brewing is just one way to achieve results. Through the use of the intricate secrets of the craft and direct infusions using magical rituals, a potionsmith can come up with explosive results in the blink of an eye... sometimes literally.

An potionsmith can be a scholar who has delved into of the knowledge the world has to offer or an explorer that has unlocked the secrets of the wilderness. Their knowledge could come from being friends of the fey, or from unfettered access to the royal library. As such, potionsmith's can be good or evil, lawful or chaotic.

When you cast spells in this way, the spell does not take effect immediately, but is infused into the potion. If the spell grants an effect or restores health, the creature will gain the effect of the spell when the potion is consumed as an action.

If the spell has an area of effect, that area of effect takes place when the vial is broken, with the effect centered on where the vial breaks. As an action, you or another creature can either consume the vial, or throw it up to 30 feet where it shatters on impact.

If the spell has a persistent effect that requires concentration, it does not require concentration to maintain, but its duration is shortened to a number of rounds equal to your intelligence modifier.

A spell that does not require concentration lasts its normal duration. An infused potion loses its potency if it is not used by the end of your next long rest.

You can gain additional spells for your Alchemical Infusions through your Alchemist upgrades.

Explosive Reaction Instant Reaction (upgrade only)

You formulate a new instant reaction, a devastating minor explosion. Targeting a point within 15 feet, as an action, you cause an explosion. Creatures within 10 feet of the target point must make a Constitution saving throw against your Spell Save DC, or take 1d10 thunder damage from the shockwave of the explosion.

The damage damage increases by 1d10 when you reach 5th level (2d10), 11th level (3d10), and 17th level (4d10).

This Upgrade counts as a new Instant Reaction, and all rules for Instant Reactions apply to it.

Poisoner's Proficiency.

You delve into the secrets of the darkest secrets of herblore, learning the potent secrets of poison. During a long rest, you can create one of the three following poisons.

• Contact poison. You can apply this to a melee weapon or up to ten pieces of ammunition, that weapon or ammunition deals an additional 1d4 an poison damage; weapon can deal poison damage 10 times before the poison wears off.
• Ingested poison. This a simple flavorless powder. If a creature consumes a full dose of this poison before the end of your next long rest, after one minute has passed they must make a Constitution saving throw with disadvantage against your spell save DC or take a number of d10 equal to your Artificer level in poison damage, and become poisoned until they complete a long rest.
• Inhaled poison. This poison can be used to modify your poisonous gas reaction. You can use this dose of poison to make your poisonous gas instant reaction have a radius of 20 feet and deal twice as much damage on a failed save.

A poison that has not be used by the time you complete your next long rest loses its potency and has no effect if used.

9th Level Upgrades

Thundersmith

A Thundersmith is an Artificer has harnesses the primal force of elemental power, channeling its power into their great creation: a weapon of unmatched devastation. Spectacular and terrible, these weapons bring fear to their foes and awe to their allies.

Why an Thundersmith bends their mind to the task of making such a thing - some are coldly analytical about the destruction it causes, seeking to continually improve it, tweaking it for ever more optimized destruction, while others view it merely as a tool, a means to an end, while others still reveal in the crash of thunder that heralds the terrifying force of their weapon.

While some may look at these weapons as the dawn of a new age, in truth wielding them is a tricky and arcane art no simpler than making them, something only the one who forged the device will every truly master, each weapon a unique piece of devastating art.

Thundermonger

At 3rd level, the elemental power of your weapon is so powerful its strikes deal bonus thunder damage.

When you hit a target with your Stormforged Weapon, you can deal an extra 1d6 thunder damage. After discharging this bonus damage, you cannot deal this bonus damage again until the start of your next turn.

This extra damage increases by 1d6 when you reach certain levels in this class: 5th level (2d6), 7th level (3d6), 9th level (4d6), 11th level (5d6), 13th level (6d6), 15th level (7d6), 17th level (8d6), and 19th level (9d6).

Devastating Blasts

Beginning at 5th level, when you miss an attack with your Thundering Weapon, you can apply Thundermonger damage to the target creature you missed, but it deals only half the bonus damage. Dealing damage this way counts as applying Thundermonger damage.

Unleashed Power

Starting at 14th level, when roll damage for Thundermonger or your Stormforged Weapon, you can expend a spell slot to reroll a number of the damage dice up to the level of the spell slot + your Intelligence modifier (minimum of one). You must use the new rolls.

Thundersmith Upgrades

Sonic Movement.

You reclaim and rebalance your weapon to leverage the backdraft of the force it exerts. When you deal Thunder damage on your turn with your Stormforged weapon, you can move 5 feet away from the target that was damaged.

Shock Harpoon Prerequisite: Harpoon Reel

After hitting a creature with the Harpoon fire mode, you can use a bonus action to deliver a shock. If you have not dealth Thundermogner damage since the start of your turn, you can deal damage equal to your Thundermonger bonus damage as lightning damage. This counts as discharging your Thundermonger damage. Additionally, the target must make a Constitution saving throw against your spell save DC or be stunned until the end of its next turn.

Once used, the Harpoon must be reeled in before this can be used again.

Warsmith

A Warsmith is an Artificer that has turned their wondrous talent of invention to a singular goal: making themselves a juggernaut of war. The reasons behind this could be benevolent or nefarious. Some Warsmiths seek to turn their invention into a machine of death and terror; others become the arbiter of justice and order, and others still perhaps merely seek to refine their craft in pursuit of pure innovation.

Because few individuals would pursue such a wondrous invention without a driven purpose to their endeavour, Warsmiths tend to be Lawful, usually driven to their actions by a greater purpose they seek the power to accomplish, be it righting the wrongs of the world, or bringing it to heel beneath their ironshod boot.

Design Note:

Warsmiths & Magical Armor

By the rules laid out here, using magical armor as a base for your Warsmith's armor has no additional effect. This is intentionally the ruled-as-written rules, but there is certainly some flexibility here. Personally in my games, I allow it use magic armor as the base armor with the following considerations:

• Using Admantite or Mithril, the properties carry over to the Warsmith's armor.
• Using +1/+2/+3 armor carries over, but counts as taking a free "Armor Class" upgrade for each +1 the armor has, meaning that upgrade cannot be taken to make the armor +4 or better.
• Armor of Resistance carries over, counting as taking "Resistance" upgrade for that damage type for free.

Other cases can be handled on a case by case basis. Consult with your DM and work something out that would be reasonable to combine making recieving magic armor a cool bonus, but not something that breaks the game!

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Fully Customized Gear

Starting at 14th level, you've mastered the customization of your Warsmith's armor. You can add one additional upgrade your armor that does not count against your Upgrade total.

Additionally, during a long rest, you can now swap out any one upgrade for any other upgrade of the same level, so long as you don't have an upgrade that requires the upgrade you are removing as a prerequisite, or an incompatible upgrade.

Warsmith Upgrades

Lightning Projector

You gain the ability to unleash lightning energy. While wearing your Warplate Gauntlet, you can cast shocking grasp, and gain access to the following spells at the following levels while wearing your Warplate Gauntlet:

Mechanical Enhancement Prerequisite: Integrated Armor

You improve every aspect of yourself ever so slightly. You gain +5 feet of movement, one additional hit point per Artificer level, and +1 to Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution saving throws.

Flight Incompatible with Piloted Golem.

You integrate a magical propulsion system into your Warsmith's armor. While wearing your Warsmith's armor you have a magical flying speed of 30 feet.

About This...

The Fleshsmith is included at the end out of alphabetical order on purpose. Though it is an Artificer subclass, it is obviously somewhat thematically different, and not appropriate for all settings.

Fleshsmith

A Fleshsmith is the sort of person that makes people uncomfortable. Even when encountered in the most ideal circumstances, they simply have the sort of gaze that makes one think they may be thinking "how could I improve that" as they look at you.

A particularly path of Artificer that has turned their creative talents... inward. They seek to understand and improve the limitations of flesh. All too frequently they place a slightly different value on aesthetic than others might, tending to find beauty primarily in efficiency.

A Fleshsmith tends be more eccentric than inclined to any particularly alignment, though even the most benevolent one may find that the only reason their activities wouldn't be illegal is that no one considered them possible.

Fleshsmith Upgrades

Secondary Life Organs

Realizing the fragility of mortal life, you modify yourself with additional necessary functions. When you make a Death Saving Throw, you can replace the results of that roll with a 20.

Once you do this, you cannot do this again until you complete a long rest.

9th Level Upgrades

Artificer Spell List

Appendix A: Artificer Spells

Lightning Charged

2nd-level evocation

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Touch
• Components: V, S, M (a piece of once used lightning rod)
• Duration: 10 minutes

You channel lightning energy into a creature. The energy is harmless to the creature, but escapes in dangerous bursts to other nearby creatures.

Every time that creature strikes another creature with a melee attack, a spell with a range of touch, is struck by another creature with melee attack, or ends their turn while grappling or being grappled by another creature, they deal 1d6 Lightning damage to that creature.

Once this spell has discharged 6 times (dealing up to 6d6 damage), the spell ends.

At Higher Levels: The spell can discharge damage 2 additional times (dealing 2d6 more total damage) before the spell ends for each slot level above 2nd.

Thunderburst Mine

2nd-level abjuration

• Casting Time: 1 minute
• Range: Touch
• Components: V, S, M (Any tiny nonmagical item, which is destroyed by the activation of the spell)
• Duration: 8 hours

You can set a magical trap by infusing explosive magic into an item. You can set this item to detonate when someone comes within 5 feet of it, or by a verbal command using your reaction (one or more mines can be detonated).

When the magic trap detonates, each creature in a 10-foot-radius sphere centered on the item must make a Constitution saving throw. A creature takes 3d8 thunder damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. If a creature is in the area of effect of more than one thunderburst mine during a turn, they take half damage from any subsequent effects of the mines.

A magical mine must be set 5 feet or more from another mine, and cannot be moved once placed; any attempt to move it results in it detonating unless the Artificer that set it disarms it with an action.

3rd Level Spells

4th Level Spells

5th Level Spells

Multiclassing

Should you want to multiclass into Artificer, the prerequisites and proficiencies are listed below:

• Prerequisite: 13 Intelligence.
• Proficiencies gained: Arcana skill, light armor.

For the purpose of multiclassing and spell slots, add half your Artificer levels rounded down when calculating your Spell Slots on the multiclassing spells slots table (like Paladin or Ranger).

Feats

While an Artificer can get a lot of mileage from the existing feats, this is an additional select with two things in mind. First, they are feats that may more directly play on what an Artificer will find themselves gravitating to in the course of play, and second feats that leverage the new mechanics introduced by the Artificer.

You can see from feats like Magic Initiate or Martial Adept that leveraging other class features can be a core part of expanding your character through feats, and a feat is a perfect way to dabble in a bit of Artifice without fully walking the path of Gond.

Art Credits

Artificer as a class was created by Wizards of the Coast.

All images are randomly taken from the internet:

• Class Image (Fantasy Iron Man): theDURRRRIAN (Artstation).
• Magic Cube Thing: Wizards of the Coast.
• Belt potion Thing: Wizards of the Coast.
• Library image: Wizards of the Coast.
• Workshop image: Wizards of the Coast.
• Gadgetsmith Image 1 - Maximize Velocity - Magic the Gathering - Wizards of the Coast.
• Gadgetsmith Image 2 - Deadeye Brawler - Magic the Gathering - Wizards of the Coast.
• Gadgetsmith Image 3 - Wizards of the Coast.
• Golemsmith Image 1: Wizards of the Coast.
• Golemsmith Image 2: Wizards of the Coast.
• Golemsmith Image 3: Magic the Gathering - Wizards of the Coast
• Infusionsmith Image 1: Paizo
• Infusionsmith Image 2: Paizo
• Infusionsmith Image 3: Paizo
• Potionsmith Image 1: Paizo
• Potionsmith Image 2: Magic the Gathering - Wizards of the Coast
• Potionsmith Image 3: Paizo
• Potionsmith Image 4: Wizards of the Coast.
• Thundersmith Image 1: Harness the Storm - Magic the Gathering, Wizards of the Coast.
• Thundersmith Image 2: Iron Kingdoms, Privateer Press.
• Thundersmith Image 3: iron kingdoms, Privateer press.
• Thundersmith Image 4: Iron Kingdoms, Privateer Press.
• Warsmith Image 1: theDURRIAN (Artstation).
• Warsmith Image 2: (Cyborg): theDURRIAN (Artstation).
• Warsmith Image 3: Iron Kingdoms, Privateer Press.
• Fleshsmith Image 1: Magic the Gathering - Wizards of the Coast
• Fleshsmith Image 2: Paizo.

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Changelog

Warsmith

• The gauntlet can pick from Martial Grip, Force Blast, or Power Fist.
• Artificial Strength added.
• Integrated Armor and Warsuit variants added.
• Fully Customized Gear is 1 upgrade down from 2.
• Arcane Visor Changed
• Faraday Helmet added.
• Projector charges moved to Ether Reactor.
• Flame Projector moved earlier, grants spells known.
• Lightning Channel, added.
• Lightning Projector moved earlier, grants spells known.
• Martial Grip added.
• Sentient Armor made one upgrade.
• Acraneware added.
• Divination Visor added.
• Emergency Protocol added.
• Focal Reflectors added.
• Mechanical Enhancement added.
• Reactive Plating split in two and moved earlier.
• Ether Reactor now gives charges for projectors and upgrades.
• Iron Muscle is the strength upgrade.
• Phase Suit added.
• Ablative Armor added from Expanded Toolbox
• Cloaking Device changed (heavily).
• Distributed Force, added.
• Lightning Rod, added.
• Titan Grip, added.
• Phase Engine added.
• Heavy Plating (other half of reactive plating).
• Shield arm added.
• Virtual Interface, added.

Fleshsmith

• Added.

Artificer v2.0.1

• More than 100 corrections and grammar fixes. If you see something wrong, add it to the list!
• Blasting Rod now states "nonmagical" for the base material. Making a Blast Rod out of various magical staffs is probably too good, if niche, use case.
• Blasting Rod no longer buffs the damage of Wands by +Int; just the blasting rod itself. The level 5 feature already makes it very good with Wands, and double dipping on the power was too much.
• Cross Disciplinary Knowledge know grants a Blasting Rod, Animated Weapon, or Infused Weapon, not the feature to make any of them.
• Infused Weapon cannot be applied to another weapon gained from the class (Stormforged weapons, for example).
• Uncanny Strength, like Titan Grip, now applies to 1 hand per upgrade, and you can take it twice.
• Entangle replaced by Fog Cloud on the Alchemical Infusions for potionsmith (as several people pointed out it'd be a better fit).
• Twin Thunder power reduced. You don't add your ability modifier to the damage of the bonus attack, unless that modifier is negative.
• More grammar, format and spelling fixes.