Spellwright

The spellwright weaves powerful magics, but instead of casting them out into the world, they channel that magic into physical objects. Many spellwrights are also tinkerers of mechanical or magical items. They are explorers, searching to understand the way that items are put together and looking for ways to create new things that have never been seen before.

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Level	Combat Proficiency Bonus	Infusions		Techniques
		Max Level	Max # Items
1st	0	--	--	1st
2nd	1	1	1
3rd	2	1	1	2nd
4th	3	1	1
5th	3	2	1
6th	4	2	2	3rd
7th	5	2	2
8th	6	3	2
9th	6	3	2	4th
10th	7	3	3
11th	8	4	3
12th	9	4	3	5th
13th	9	4	3
14th	10	5	4
15th	11	5	4	6th
16th	12	5	4
17th	12	6	4
18th	13	6	5	7th
19th	14	6	5
20th	15	6	5

Level	New Abilities
1st	Arcane Detection, Mundane Crafter, Spellwright's Tools, Diverse Proficiency 1
2nd	Infusions
3rd	Technique, Salvage
4th	Diverse Proficiency 2, Ability Score Increase
5th	Level 2 Infusions, New Cantrip
6th	Technique, Specialized Knowledge
7th	Diverse Proficiency 3, Efficient Crafting
8th	Level 3 Infusions, Ability Score Increase, Extra Attack
9th	Technique, Skill Focus (Magic Items)
10th	Diverse Proficiency 4, New Cantrip, Spellwright's Tools (Fabricate)
11th	Level 4 Infusions
12th	Technique, Ability Score Increase
13th	Diverse Proficiency 5
14th	Level 5 Infusions
15th	Technique, New Cantrip, Extra Attack
16th	Diverse Proficiency 6, Ability Score Increase
17th	Level 6 Infusions
18th	Technique
19th	Diverse Proficiency 7
20th	Capstone Ability, Ability Score Increase, New Cantrip

Class Features

Starting Proficiencies

Arcane Detection (Ex)

You have experience with a wide variety of magic items and can recognize them more easily. My taking 1 minute to examine an item, you can make a spell attack at DC 15. If successful, you know whether the item is magical and what kind of aura it emits.

Mundane Crafter (Ex)

Even though you are not a spellcaster, when crafting items, you can emulate magic spells required to create the item. Instead of casting the required spell, you simply have to make a magic items check (DC 10 + spell level). If you fail this check, you try again each day until successful. As usual, you can also complete the crafting by using a scroll or by having someone else cast the spell for you. The maximum spell level you can emulate is equal to half your spellwright level (rounded up).

Diverse Proficiency (Ex)

Spellwrights are collectors of diverse knowledge, making them proficient in many different skills. At level 1, you gain expertise in one of the following.

• Scrolls - You gain Scribe Scroll proficiency. You can also cast any scroll by using a magic items check. The DC for this is significantly lower than normal (15 + spell level).
• Potions - You gain the Brew Potion and Potioncraft proficiencies.
• Traps - You gain the Trapper and Craft Magical Traps proficiencies.
• Wands - You gain the Craft Wand proficiency. You can attune to any wand, even though you aren't a spellcaster.
• Arms and Armor - You gain the Enchant Arms and Armor proficiency.
• Wondrous Items - You gain Craft Wondrous Items proficiency.
• Heavy Armor - You gain the Heavy Armor and Heavy Shield proficiency.
• Martial Weapons - You gain proficiency in all martial weapons.

At level 4 and every 3 levels afterward, you may select another type of magic item to become proficient in.

At level 8 and beyond, when you select a proficiency, you may also choose from the following.

• Constructs - You gain the Craft Homunculus and Craft Golem Proficiencies.
• Rings and Rods - You gain the Forge Ring and Craft Rod proficiencies.

Spellwright's Tools (Su)

No tradesperson is complete without their tools. The spellwright uses a set of special arcane tools for their crafting. These tools are specially designed to harness arcane energy and more efficiently combine it with physical objects. The exact look and design of your spellwright's tools are up to you, but while using them you gain the following advantages:

• Your tools are infused with three cantrips of your choice. These can be used like any ordinary cantrip. At level 5 and every 5th level afterward, you can choose a new cantrip to add to your collection.
• Choose three of the following spells. Your tools replicate the effects of the level 0 versions of these spells whenever you want: Burning Hands, Chill Touch, Color Spray, Corrosive Touch, Dancing Lights, Floating Disk, Frostbite, Hydraulic Push, Light, Long Arm, Magic Missile, Magic Stone, Mending, Message, Perusal, Ray of Frost, Shocking Grasp, Swift Girding, Stabilize.
• Choose one set of tools associated with another craft skill. Your spellwright's tools also function as the tools necessary to perform this craft.
• At level 10, once per day, you can use your spellwright's tools to quickly fabricate an item from raw materials. This functions as per the Fabricate spell.
• Once per day, you can use your spellwright tools to magically mend a broken object. This functions as per the Mending spell. At level 3, this functions as a level 2 Mending spell; at level 5, it functions as if level 3, and at level 7, it functions as a level 4 spell. At level 10, you can use this spell twice per day.

Infusions (Su)

At level 2, you can enhance items by using your spellwright's tools to infuse them with arcane energy. Infusing takes a standard action wherein you touch the desired item and place a piece of your own arcane energy into it. Infused items are magical and are treated as spell-like effects. As such, they are subject to anti-magic fields, you can be interrupted while creating them, and you can apply metamagic to them by increasing the infusion level, just like metamagic normally does to spell levels. Infused items will remain enchanted until dispelled, until you die, or until you dismiss the infusion as a free action.

Like spells, infusions can be created as various levels (up through level 6). When you are capable of using infusions of a certain level, you automatically know all infusions at that level and can use them when you want. When you first start out, you can only infuse one, level-1 item, though this increases as you level up (see table). If you have already infused the maximum number of items available to you, you have to first dismiss one of your previous items and then infuse the new item.

No matter how many infusions you can perform at a time, items cannot take two infusions at once. You can re-use the same infusion on multiple items (assuming you have item slots available), except when:

1. the infusion belongs to your highest level available at the moment
2. the infusion is level 5 or level 6.

See Infusion List.

Salvage (Ex)

At level 3, you gain the ability to deconstruct a magic item and use its parts to create another. Doing so takes 4 hours worth of work, after which the item is destroyed and you gain parts worth the gold piece value that it took to create the item. These parts cannot be sold but may be used to defray the cost of creating another magic item. To salvage an item, you must have the appropriate item creation proficiency.

Specialized Knowledge (Ex)

At level 6, you've discovered how to craft a fairly uncommon type of item. Choose one of the following:

• Firearms: you gain Exotic Weapon Proficiency (Firearms). When you have a technique slot available, you can fill it with techniques from the Fighter (Gunslinger) technique list. Techniques. You can only select techniques that can be used as a focus technique ("required" or "yes").
• Bombs: you gain Bomb Proficiency and immediately are able to use your spellwright's tools to craft bombs. When you have a technique slot available, you can fill it with an optional bomb type.
• Alchemical Mutagens: With your spellwright's tools, you can create an alchemist's Mutagen, and you count as an alchemist for the sake of using it. You cannot use mutagens created by actual alchemists, though.
• Bonded Item: Your spellwright's tools function as a bonded item (see Wizard). You item may be an Object of Power (general mage), an Object of Creation (conjurer), Object of Elemental Storage (evoker), and Object of the Soul (necromancer), or a Transmuter's Stone (transmuter). Once chosen, you can't switch the type, even if you are re-creating a lost item.

Efficient Crafting (Ex)

At level 7, you've learned to craft simple magic items quicker and cheaper. When using your spellwright's tools to craft an item, you automatically craft items at half the price and half the construction time without needing to make a skill check. You still can only craft items where 20 + your skill score is at least equal to the DC of the item to be crafted.

Extra Attack (Ex)

At level 8, you gain an extra attack that you can use when making a full attack. In a full attack, all attacks except for your first ones are made at a -5 penalty.

Skill Focus Magic Items (Ex)

At level 9, you gain skill focus (magic items).

Flash of Genius (Ex)

At level 13, your quick thinking and insightful ideas help allies out of tight spots, even when there's but a moment to spare. Once per short rest, when you or an ally has to make a saving throw, you can use a reaction to grant them advantage on the roll.

Extra Attack (Ex)

At level 15, you gain another extra attack that you can use when making a full attack. In a full attack, all attacks except for your first ones are made at a -5 penalty.

Create Artifact (Su)

At level 20, your ability to craft magical items reaches its apex and, you have discovered how to craft a single, unique, powerful magical artifact. Work with your GM to select one minor artifact or to create your own of comparable power. Creation of this artifact doesn't require a Magic Items check, but it does require the time and money -- usually between 30,000 - 50,000 gp. and a month worth of work. When finished, the artifact contains a part of your soul and will instantly attune to you when you are holding it. If the item has left your presence, you always know its exact location as long as it is within 50 miles -- as per the Discern Location spell but with limited range.