u/resuSover

Hi AL experts. I am making an artificer lvl3 for Ravenloft upcoming adventure at AL. First time playing this class. I see it has intentionally underwhelming innate magical or combat abilities, which I assume is compensated by the ability to create magic items on demand (2024 lvl2 skill: Replicate magic items). But if they count towards AL maximum of magic items, then the class becomes hugely disadvantageous. So the obvious question: does it?

P.S. If it is allowed in AL, the do I assume correctly that these replicas are not sellable, but can be given to others or even my undead companion from reanimator sub-class.

Hello. There is a new session of Adventurers league game for which I was making an artificer with reanimator sub-class (2024 rules). As a "rule lawyer" I could not resist to ask to an organizer if these 2 magic items which m y hara ter can make at lvl3 after long rest are counting towards the maximum number of magic items (1 per person). But we could not find it in AL docs. So reaching out to experts here.

My take: without magic items this class and reanimator in particular is very weak because there is no lvl2 spells and companion is worse than others (e.g. from ranger). So I assume underwhelming magical abilities are a way to balance the ability to create the magic items. Which makes sense: artificer is not magically gifted, but can make magic with tools. Not sure though if this logic applies to AL.