Tinkerer

You can create firearms and mechanical crossbows during downtime. Creating a new weapon requires **2 haven rests** of dedicated work and materials costing **your character level + 1 stone marks**. You must declare to the GM that you are crafting during each rest. While crafting during a long rest, that rest counts as a **short rest** for you (you are working instead of sleeping). You can craft: - **Flintlock Pistol**: 1d10 piercing, range 30/90, ammunition, loading, light, firearm - **Flintlock Rifle**: 1d12 piercing, range 80/240, ammunition, loading, two-handed, firearm - **Auto-Crossbow**: 1d8 piercing, range 60/180, ammunition, mechanical reload, two-handed, firearm Only you can use your crafted weapons effectively. Other characters using your weapons have disadvantage on attack rolls (the mechanisms are idiosyncratic to your design).

When you attack with a self-made weapon, you must also roll **1d10**. On a result of **4 or 9**, the weapon malfunctions (jam or misfire); the attack automatically fails and your weapon cannot be fired again until you use a bonus action on your next turn to clear the jam.

You have expertise in Tinkering (double your proficiency bonus). When you use Mending or Tinkering to repair an Automaton, you **roll the healing dice twice and use the higher result** (effectively doubling your average repair output).

As a bonus action, you can perform a quick field repair: - **Clear a jammed weapon** without waiting for your next turn. - **Patch a damaged item** to restore basic functionality. - **Repair an adjacent Automaton** for 1d6 + your Intelligence modifier hit points. You can use Quick Fix a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum 1) per short rest.

You gain the ability to use enchanted items even though you are not a spellcaster. When you attempt to activate a magic item that normally requires attunement by a caster or use a spell scroll imbued into an item, make a **Use Magic Device check** (1d20 + INT modifier + proficiency bonus) against a DC of **10 + the spell's tier** (cantrip = DC 10, Tier 1 = DC 11, Tier 2 = DC 12, etc.). On success, the item functions normally and you make any required attack rolls or the target makes saving throws as usual. On failure, the magic fizzles and the charge or use is wasted.

You can attack twice when you take the Attack action.

Your weapons malfunction only on a roll of **9** on the reliability die (not 4 or 9). Failure chance drops from 20% to 10%.

During a short rest, you can modify one of your weapons to grant one of the following benefits until your next long rest: - **Extended Barrel:** Weapon range increases by 50%. - **Reinforced Stock:** +1 to damage rolls with this weapon. - **Hair Trigger:** +1 to attack rolls with this weapon. - **Suppressor:** Attacks with this weapon don't break Stealth (negates the firearm property's loud report). You can have one modification active at a time (one total, not one per weapon).

Your crafted weapons gain a **+1 bonus** to attack and damage rolls. This increases to **+2** at level 15. These bonuses stack with Field Modifications.

You can create a new weapon in **1 haven rest** instead of 2. Additionally, repairing a Broken weapon now takes only a **short rest** instead of a long rest.

You can maintain **two Field Modifications** simultaneously (on the same or different weapons). Additionally, when a weapon malfunctions, you can use your **reaction** to attempt a quick clear (Intelligence check DC 12). On success, the malfunction doesn't count toward the consecutive failure total.

Your crafted weapons **no longer malfunction.** You no longer roll the reliability die. Additionally, your weapons' break limit increases from 3 to **5** repairs before being Destroyed.

You can spend **1 week of dedicated work** and **20 gold** to create a legendary weapon with the following properties: - +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls - Choose two permanent Field Modifications (always active) - The weapon is immune to the Broken condition (it never breaks) - You name this weapon: it is a unique artifact of your craft You can have only one Magnum Opus at a time. Creating a new one destroys the old.

Gadgeteer

Violence is the last resort of the unimaginative. I prefer the second-to-last resort: controlled explosions.

Gunslinger

One shot, one kill. Two shots? One kill, one warning.