Thunder Monger Artificer (5e Subclass)

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<Thunder Monger>

<Artificer> Subclass

A Thunder Monger is an Artificer who has crafted a spectacular and terrible device: a Thunder Cannon. A weapon of unmatched destruction, an Artificer's reason for forging such a thing is varied. Some seek the power, some seek the discovery. For some it is but a tool to accomplish their goal, for others it is the culmination of the work, for which all the pesky details of adventuring are dedicated to. Given the destructive potential of a Thunder Cannon, many monsters and men may seek to seize the power for themselves upon witnessing its potential, but even if they were to succeed they would soon find that using one of these deadly tools is an art of equal mastery to forging one, something only the one who forged the device will ever truly master, for each Thunder Cannon is unique work, suited only to its creator.

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