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available here, this archtype specifically makes the Alchemy ability of an Alchemist an Extraordinary ability at tenth level, and the Craft Device makes items that "function normally in Antimagic Fields or areas of Wild Magic."

My question is, does this also make them non-dispellable items? Since they aren't magic powered, but Science powered, are they targetable by Dispel Magic, or can an effect from these items be supressed by other means? Or is it like the "Magic and Psionics" debate?

Also on another train of thought, other than the gun-toting alchemist build, is there anything else in there that I may have overlooked that looks like awesome-sauce to anyone? And what would be your first pick of Deed?

The character concept I have is for a Mythic campaign for a gnome whom has traveled around a bit, and ended up studying in Alkenstar to gain his class level. Bredth of Experience seems like an awesome first-level feat for a wandering merchant/craftsman/tinker. Eventually I plan on Explosive Missile for the rocket launcher idea for combat, and being the crafty support for the party.

What interesting critters have you had pulling wagons? I'm making a Gnomish Tinker (Eventual Gun 3/Alchemist X) who's got a penchant for wandering, so a Wagon house/storefront will be right up his alley. Horses are too standard for a Gnome (IMHO) so I was wondering what you folks would suggest.

Only stipulation: can't be too expensive because I'm going to be starting with this at Level 1. I'm crafting my own Wagon, soooooooo... lets say keep the GP value at around 100.

My gauntlet is placed on the table. Who will pick it up?

So, as I understand it, a Sorcerer knows Words, and can spontaneously combine them into "Wordspells," combining any that they know.

Wizards, on the other hand, memorize from their spellbooks (which hold the Words) the Wordspells as they want them cast to fill the spell slots.

So... an Arcanist would have a spellbook with WORDS in it. When he memorizes them, would he memorize the WORDS since he casts as a Sorcerer, or the Wordspells since he's studying from a spellbook, or either/or depending on his desires?

...And, in a (somewhat) related question, would the Arcanist qualify as both a Wizard and Sorcerer for the Alternative Level Bonus? So either the spell known of the Sorcerer, the Skill Point, the HP, OR the Wizard bonus?