Missing From The TCE Book.

So I'm trying to make an artificer, specifically an armorer artificer for my campaign since my cleric died, I wanted to make them an armorer since we really need more martial help, however I don't see the armorer subclass available, i can see the artificer and the three other subclasses available from TCE but not the armorer. a friend had a similar problem with mind sliver at one point and I'm wondering if there's any way to fix this since his solution was to just homebrew mind sliver in. Hopefully this problem gets fixed soon but in the meantime does anyone have any ways to help, or atleast tips on how to add the armorer myself since I'm not at all versed in how to do something like this?

Hi Burger,  Which character sheet are you using?  Also, please make sure you have not selected the "Eberron - Rising from the Last War" version of the Artificer as it does not have the Armorer. 

I'm using the 2014 sheet, I haven't had time to get my head around the 2024 sheet style beyond the charactermancer. s for the Eberron thing I'll have to talk with the dm to see if that's the one he has, I also noticed the homunculus servant was missing from the compendium as well, which should be there even if it's the Eberron book since I was able to select it from the infusions table.

looking at it, it does seem to be the Eberron rising artificer, I'll have to talk with the dm on if they're able to switch the access over to the other version, but until then does anyone have any tips on how to implement an armorer? I've noticed some stuff mentioning people making custom stuff to properly use the artificer but I don't quite understand it all.

Burger said: looking at it, it does seem to be the Eberron rising artificer, I'll have to talk with the dm on if they're able to switch the access over to the other version, but until then does anyone have any tips on how to implement an armorer? I've noticed some stuff mentioning people making custom stuff to properly use the artificer but I don't quite understand it all. There are a number of "2014" sheets on Roll20 (over 20 character sheets on Roll20 are for the D&D 5e 2014 game system). If you mean the D&D 5e 2014 by Roll20 sheet you can simply edit the sheet and manually input the data. 

yeah that's what I went with doing, I was just hoping there was a better, official way I could do so it'd be faster and no chance of me missing anything.

Burger said: yeah that's what I went with doing, I was just hoping there was a better, official way I could do so it'd be faster and no chance of me missing anything. The official way is to use the Charactermancer or via Drag and Drop from the Compendium. But both options assumes you have the book on Roll20 or that your GM is sharing it.