Do artificers know all their spells?

Yes, in Dungeons & Dragons, artificers generally know all spells on their class spell list, similar to clerics or druids, but they must prepare a limited number each day (Intelligence modifier + half level) after a long rest, choosing from their entire list, unlike wizards who must find and copy spells into a book. They don't have a fixed "spells known" list that grows slowly; instead, their spellcasting is based on preparation, allowing flexibility.
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How many spells can an artificer know?

An Artificer knows all spells on the Artificer spell list but can only **prepare a number of spells equal to your Intelligence modifier + half your Artificer level (rounded down) ** (minimum of one), choosing from spells up to the highest level you have slots for, plus any subclass-specific spells that are always prepared. They also learn a limited number of Cantrips (starting with 2, up to 4 at high levels) and can swap prepared spells after a long rest, like a Cleric or Druid. 
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How do spells work for artificers?

Artificer spells in D&D 5e work like other half-casters (Paladins, Rangers) but use tools as focuses, creating gadgets instead of typical spells, and are prepared daily from the Artificer spell list, chosen based on Intelligence, with subclass spells always available. You use Thieves' Tools or another proficient artisan's tool to cast, spending spell slots like any other caster, regaining them on a long rest, and can swap prepared spells after a long rest by "tinkering". 
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Who is the god of artificer?

Religion. Regardless of their race or origin, artificers were generally known to worship the god Gond. Though some were known to worship deities related to their pursuits of crafting or knowledge, such as Moradin, Oghma, or Torm. Others were known to worship gods of magic, such as Corellon or Mystra.
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How many infusions can an artificer know?

An Artificer can have a number of active infusions equal to half their Artificer level (rounded down), as shown on the "Infused Items" column of the Artificer table in D&D 5e, while they know twice that many "Infusions Known" to swap between; exceeding the active limit ends the oldest infusion, but you can know many more and switch them out after a long rest. 
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Did D&D remove artificers?

In today's One D&D video, Jeremy Crawford says there will be 48 subclasses in the UA, 4 for each of the 12 classes coming in the 2024 PHB, confirming the Artificer will not be in it.
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Can artificers make a bag of holding?

Yes, an Artificer can make a Bag of Holding using their Replicate Magic Item: Bag of Holding infusion, effectively creating a temporary, prototype version from mundane items at the end of a long rest, often used for clever, high-damage "bag of holding bombs" by placing one inside another, though DMs can rule on its consistency. It uses up one infusion slot per bag and requires the artificer to have learned the infusion, allowing them to have a functioning one (or more, with multiple infusions).
 
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What race is best for artificers?

The best race for an Artificer often boosts Intelligence, Constitution, or offers unique utility, with top choices being Rock Gnome (flavor, Int/Con, Tinker), Warforged (self-repair, construct theme), Custom Lineage/Variant Human (feat at level 1), Hobgoblin (support, durability), and Vedalken (Int/Wis, magical defense) for solid mechanics, while Mark of Making Human, Simic Hybrid, or even Autognome offer strong thematic synergy for inventors. 
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Were there any LGBT Greek gods?

Yes, many Greek gods and heroes had same-sex relationships, with gods like Zeus, Apollo, Poseidon, and Hermes frequently depicted in romantic or sexual relationships with male figures like Ganymede, Hyacinthus, Pelops, and Krokos, reflecting the fluidity of sexuality in ancient Greek myths where such attractions were common and not always seen as exclusive, though modern terms like "gay" or "bisexual" are applied to them. 
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Is AO the only overgod?

Although only one Overgod was confirmed in Realmspace, Lord Ao, some sages speculated about other beings that could be considered over-powers as well: the Supreme Bureaucrat of the Celestial Bureaucracy; Maztica, the mother-deity of the Maztican pantheon; and Fate, the guiding being/principle behind the Zakharan ...
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Can artificers copy spells?

Nope. Only a Wizard can copy spells, along with certain Warlocks and characters who have taken the Ritual Caster feat.
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What is the best subclass for artificer 5e?

There's no single "best," but Battle Smith, Artillerist, and Armorer are consistently top-tier, offering different strengths: Battle Smith for balanced combat with a pet, Artillerist for ranged damage/support via turrets, and Armorer for a powerful, armored frontline tank, with Battle Smith often cited as the most versatile for multiclassing and general utility. Alchemist offers unique support but is generally considered weaker. 
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Is artificer difficult?

Is artificer a hard class? Yes, an artificer can be a challenging class to play, especially for a new player. A deep understanding of how D&D works is beneficial as artificers rely on creating magic items as a core component of their class. Artificers are also spellcasters which can be another complex game mechanic.
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What do artificers cast with?

Artificers cast spells using their tools, specifically Thieves' Tools or any Artisan's Tool they are proficient with as a spellcasting focus, or later, any item bearing one of their infusions. Because all Artificer spells have a Material (M) component, they use these tools to create their effects, essentially treating their craft as science and magic, allowing them to cast even with a sword and shield if one item is a focus. 
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Can artificers change their spells?

Yes, D&D Artificers can change their prepared spells after a long rest by spending time tinkering with their spellcasting focus, allowing them to adapt their prepared list daily, similar to Paladins, though cantrips are often swapped on level-up. They don't "know" spells like a Wizard but choose from the full list, and their versatility comes from daily preparation and infusion options. 
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Does God accept bisexuals?

As New Testament Scholar Daniel Kirk has pointed out, Christians today would do well by the tradition of the apostles and our current witness in the world to recognize that theological abstractions aside, God has already clearly embraced LGBTQ+ people into full communion, and it is now the church's responsibility to ...
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Which Greek god was asexual?

Some have described Athena, along with the goddesses Hestia and Artemis as being asexual, this is mainly supported by the fact that in the Homeric Hymns, 5, To Aphrodite, where Aphrodite is described as having "no power" over the three goddesses.
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Do Greeks support LGBT?

Yes, Greece is increasingly accepting of LGBTQ+ individuals, with significant legal advancements like legalizing same-sex marriage in 2024 and strong anti-discrimination laws, especially in major cities and tourist islands like Mykonos; however, more conservative attitudes can still be found in rural areas, requiring awareness, but overall, it's considered a relatively safe and welcoming destination.
 
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What multiclasses well with artificers?

The best Artificer multiclasses often pair its Intelligence focus with other INT-based casters like Wizard (Bladesinger for gish, Abjuration for tank), or dip into Cleric (Forge/Life for heavy armor/healing/support) for tanking/support, while Rogue (Thief/Arcane Trickster) creates sneaky, versatile spies, and Sorcerer (Clockwork Soul) with Armorer builds an insane INT-based melee tank. The key is leveraging the Artificer's infusions, spellcasting, and unique subclass features (especially Armorer's INT for attacks/AC) with another class for powerful synergies or to patch weaknesses. 
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Can a tiefling be an Artificer?

Akmenos is a Level 1 Tiefling Artificer with various abilities and equipment, including a mace, dagger, and light crossbow. He has a guild membership that provides support and has skills in Arcana and Nature, alongside several spells.
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Do artificers make Warforged?

Originally designed as living constructs in the Eberron setting, Warforged were built by the House Cannith artificers to serve as soldiers in the Last War.
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Can artificers wield guns?

Artificers get infusions which can be used on multiple different items. If I choose the infusion repeating shot, I don't need to reload. Therefore I can dual wield pistols if both are infused with repeating shot.
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How many infusions can an artificer have?

An Artificer can have a number of active infusions equal to half their Artificer level (rounded down), as shown on the "Infused Items" column of the Artificer table in D&D 5e, while they know twice that many "Infusions Known" to swap between; exceeding the active limit ends the oldest infusion, but you can know many more and switch them out after a long rest. 
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Can artificers make limbs?

If your DM lets you craft magic items, a level 10 artificer can craft common and uncommon magic items, including prosthetic limbs, using significantly less time and money than it would normally take.
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