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	* Artificing was renamed from the "Enchantment system" to avoid confusion with the Enchantment school of spells.		* Artificing was renamed from the "Enchantment system" to avoid confusion with the Enchantment school of spells.
	* 2022 update: Artificing kits allow for +3, +6 and +9 skill bonus to enchanted gear, depending on tier (used to be +2, +4 and +8).		* 2022 update: Artificing kits allow for +3, +6 and +9 skill bonus to enchanted gear, depending on tier (used to be +2, +4 and +8).
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 == Minor Artificing Kits for Ammunition and Thrown Weapons ==
+: ''Main article: [[Minor Artificing Kit]]''
-Ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes) are artificed in a slightly different manner than permanent items.  Minor artificing kits are used on these items; minor kits only work on ammo and thrown weapons, and only minor kits can be used to enchant them.  Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants.  Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.
+A Minor Artificing Kit may be used to artifice additional properties onto ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes). Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants. Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.
 == Notes ==
 * The system for scribing scrolls and crafting wands is based on the 3rd edition PnP system, with a few twists.
 * Artificing was renamed from the "Enchantment system" to avoid confusion with the Enchantment school of spells.
 * 2022 update: Artificing kits allow for +3, +6 and +9 skill bonus to enchanted gear, depending on tier (used to be +2, +4 and +8).
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	==== Progressing as an Artificer ====		==== Progressing as an Artificer ====
	Every time an artificer succeeds at making an item, they gain artificing XP. As with character XP, whenever a character gains a certain amount of artificing XP their artificing level increases. A character's number artificing levels plays a role in determining the difficulty of artificing items, and also determines whether or not they are able to attempt to make artificing kits.		Every time an artificer succeeds at making an item, they gain artificing XP. As with character XP, whenever a character gains a certain amount of artificing XP their artificing level increases. A character's number of artificing levels plays a role in determining the difficulty of artificing items, and also determines whether or not they are able to attempt to make artificing kits.

	== Scribing Scrolls ==		== Scribing Scrolls ==

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VoidHamlet: 2022 update

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Spell focus feats for artificing modifiers stack.		* Spell focus feats for artificing modifiers stack.
			* 2022 update: Artificing kits allow for +3, +6 and +9 skill bonus to enchanted gear, depending on tier (used to be +2, +4 and +8).
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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	To artifice permanent items such as weapons, armor and accessories the artificer must use an artificing kit. These kits are for sale at various merchants. There are different types of kits ranging from Basic to Advanced; more powerful (and expensive) kits can be used to bestow more powerful properties on an item. Only certain items can be artificed; these items are made by high-level crafters. The more finely made the item, the more enchantments it can hold.		To artifice permanent items such as weapons, armor and accessories the artificer must use an artificing kit. These kits are for sale at various merchants. There are different types of kits ranging from Basic to Advanced; more powerful (and expensive) kits can be used to bestow more powerful properties on an item. Only certain items can be artificed; these items are made by high-level crafters. The more finely made the item, the more enchantments it can hold.

	== Ammunition and Thrown Weapons ~~(under development)~~ ==		== Ammunition and Thrown Weapons ==

	Ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes) are artificed in a slightly different manner than permanent items. Minor artificing kits are used on these items; minor kits only work on ammo and thrown weapons, and only minor kits can be used to enchant them. Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants. Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.		Ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes) are artificed in a slightly different manner than permanent items. Minor artificing kits are used on these items; minor kits only work on ammo and thrown weapons, and only minor kits can be used to enchant them. Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants. Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.

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	[[Artificing]] is the art of creating magic items using transmutation magic. Four types of artificing are possible: an artificer may scribe a scroll, create a wand, create a minor artificing kit which can be used by anyone to add a bonus property to ammunition and thrown weapons, or create an artificing kit or ioun stone which can be used by a crafter to add a permanent bonus property to a crafted item.		[[Artificing]] is the art of creating magic items using transmutation magic. Four types of artificing are possible: an artificer may scribe a scroll, create a wand, create a minor artificing kit which can be used by anyone to add a bonus property to ammunition and thrown weapons, or create an artificing kit or ioun stone which can be used by a crafter to add a permanent bonus property to a crafted item.

	== Requirements to Become an Artificer ==		= Requirements to Become an Artificer =
	No feats are required in order to become an artificer on Avlis. A character need only possess a certain number of levels in a single spellcasting class. [[Pale Master]] effective caster levels (+1 for every odd palemaster level) are counted as levels of [[bard]], [[sorcerer]] or [[wizard]], and effective caster levels from Avlis holy warrior classes are counted as levels of [[cleric]], [[druid]], or [[ranger]] for this calculation. The requirements by class are as follows:		No feats are required in order to become an artificer on Avlis. A character need only possess a certain number of levels in a single spellcasting class. [[Pale Master]] effective caster levels (+1 for every odd palemaster level) are counted as levels of [[bard]], [[sorcerer]] or [[wizard]], and effective caster levels from Avlis holy warrior classes are counted as levels of [[cleric]], [[druid]], or [[ranger]] for this calculation. The requirements by class are as follows:
	* Cleric, druid, sorcerer, or wizard: 7 class levels		* Cleric, druid, sorcerer, or wizard: 7 class levels
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	Levels from multiple spellcasting classes do not stack. So a multiclassed PC with 10 druid levels and 10 ranger levels will be able to scribe druid scrolls, but not ranger scrolls- as they do not have enough ranger levels required (17)		Levels from multiple spellcasting classes do not stack. So a multiclassed PC with 10 druid levels and 10 ranger levels will be able to scribe druid scrolls, but not ranger scrolls- as they do not have enough ranger levels required (17)

	== Progressing as an Artificer ==		= Progressing as an Artificer =
	Every time an artificer succeeds at making an item, they gain artificing XP. As with character XP, whenever a character gains a certain amount of artificing XP their artificing level increases. A character's number of artificing levels plays a role in determining the difficulty of artificing items, and also determines whether or not they are able to attempt to make artificing kits.		Every time an artificer succeeds at making an item, they gain artificing XP. As with character XP, whenever a character gains a certain amount of artificing XP their artificing level increases. A character's number of artificing levels plays a role in determining the difficulty of artificing items, and also determines whether or not they are able to attempt to make artificing kits.

	== Scribing Scrolls ==		= Scribing Scrolls =
	: ''Main article: [[Scribe Scroll]]''		: ''Main article: [[Scribe Scroll]]''

	Scroll-scribing is an artificing technique that allows a spellcaster to store the power of a spell in a piece of paper. Spells up to and including 9th level can be added to scrolls, including Neverwinter Nights standard spells and Avlis' added spells. Note that on Avlis, a player character does '''not''' need to have the Scribe Scroll feat in order to scribe scrolls.		Scroll-scribing is an artificing technique that allows a spellcaster to store the power of a spell in a piece of paper. Spells up to and including 9th level can be added to scrolls, including Neverwinter Nights standard spells and Avlis' added spells. Note that on Avlis, a player character does '''not''' need to have the Scribe Scroll feat in order to scribe scrolls.

	== Crafting Wands ==		= Crafting Wands =
	: ''Main article: [[Craft Wand]]''		: ''Main article: [[Craft Wand]]''

	Wand-crafting is an artificing technique that allows a spellcaster to store the power of a spell within a specially prepared wand. Spells up to and including 4th level can be added to wands including Neverwinter Nights standard spells and Avlis' added spells. Note that on Avlis, a player character does '''not''' need to have the Craft Wand feat in order to craft wands.		Wand-crafting is an artificing technique that allows a spellcaster to store the power of a spell within a specially prepared wand. Spells up to and including 4th level can be added to wands including Neverwinter Nights standard spells and Avlis' added spells. Note that on Avlis, a player character does '''not''' need to have the Craft Wand feat in order to craft wands.

	== Artificing Kits ==		= Artificing Kits =
	To artifice permanent items such as weapons, armor and accessories the artificer must use an artificing kit. These kits are for sale at various merchants. There are different types of kits ranging from Basic to Advanced; more powerful (and expensive) kits can be used to bestow more powerful properties on an item. Only certain items can be artificed; these items are made by high-level crafters. The more finely made the item, the more enchantments it can hold.		To artifice permanent items such as weapons, armor and accessories the artificer must use an artificing kit. These kits are for sale at various merchants. There are different types of kits ranging from Basic to Advanced; more powerful (and expensive) kits can be used to bestow more powerful properties on an item. Only certain items can be artificed; these items are made by high-level crafters. The more finely made the item, the more enchantments it can hold.

	== Minor Artificing Kits for Ammunition and Thrown Weapons ==		= Minor Artificing Kits for Ammunition and Thrown Weapons =
	: ''Main article: [[Minor Artificing Kit]]''		: ''Main article: [[Minor Artificing Kit]]''
	A Minor Artificing Kit may be used to artifice additional properties onto ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes). Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants. Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.		A Minor Artificing Kit may be used to artifice additional properties onto ammunition (arrows, bolts, and bullets) and thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and throwing axes). Like other kits, minor kits are for sale at merchants. Unlike permanent item artificing, any ammo or thrown weapon item can be artificed; it doesn't matter if the item was bought, crafted, or found in treasure.

	== Notes ==		= Notes =
	* The system for scribing scrolls and crafting wands is based on the 3rd edition PnP system, with a few twists.		* The system for scribing scrolls and crafting wands is based on the 3rd edition PnP system, with a few twists.
	* Artificing was renamed from the "Enchantment system" to avoid confusion with the Enchantment school of spells.		* Artificing was renamed from the "Enchantment system" to avoid confusion with the Enchantment school of spells.