Gunsmith Class, Archetypes, Armoury, and Firearm Crafting Rules

 The half-elf dives forwards, a pistol in each hand. They roll into cover behind the ruined wall and shell casings fall to the ground as swift hands reload both weapons. Scant moments later, the half-elf stands and fires a shot, following it up with another immediately. The two rounds punch through the goblin’s shield, knocking it from its feet.

 Smoke erupts from the large barrel of the half-orc’s handcannon. The solid ball it fired slams into the legs of the charging owlbear. The creature struggles to its feet as the half-orc finishes reloading. With a roar it dashes forwards, swinging wildly. Two loud blasts ring out and the owlbear falls again, its chest a smoking crater.

 The gnome grins as it sights on the lich’s phylactery. There is a soft click as the oiled barrel of the crank gun spins into position, the gnome adjusting their aim as the lich drifts forwards over the battlefield. Laughing manically, the gnome pulls the trigger and activates the mechanism. The barrel explodes with a loud bang, but the round finds its mark, splitting the phylactery in half.

Do you want to shoot things with guns, make better guns and then shoot things even more?
Does the lure of the forge call to your character's desire for invention and improvement?
Do you want your characters to have access to a wide variety of firearms?

This might be the thing for you.

Included in this supplement are a complete class, the Gunsmith, with three Archetypes (Tactics) as well as an armoury and rules for crafting firearms.