In the newly released book Eberron: Forge of the Artificer, there is a new spell called Homunculus Servant (https://www.dndbeyond.com/spells/3107729-homunculus-servant). This Homunculus Servant is different from the Homunculus found in the monster manual. There is no option for the new Homunculus Servant in the EXTRAS tab on the character sheet.
To recreate this bug: 1. Create an artificer using the newly updated Artificer
2. Go to Extras
3. Manage Extras
4. Under "Add an Extra" select any category. (This doesn't impact search results to my knowledge)
5. Search "homunculus"
6. See that there are 2 options, but neither are the newly updated homunculus. The only results are the 2014 homunculus and the monster manual homunculus which has different stats than the new Artificer spell Homunculus Servant.
I think this is because the stat block varies with the spell level used. You can homebrew a stat block that corresponds to the spell level and add it that way I believe.
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In the newly released book Eberron: Forge of the Artificer, there is a new spell called Homunculus Servant (https://www.dndbeyond.com/spells/3107729-homunculus-servant). This Homunculus Servant is different from the Homunculus found in the monster manual. There is no option for the new Homunculus Servant in the EXTRAS tab on the character sheet.
To recreate this bug:
1. Create an artificer using the newly updated Artificer
2. Go to Extras
3. Manage Extras
4. Under "Add an Extra" select any category. (This doesn't impact search results to my knowledge)
5. Search "homunculus"
6. See that there are 2 options, but neither are the newly updated homunculus. The only results are the 2014 homunculus and the monster manual homunculus which has different stats than the new Artificer spell Homunculus Servant.
I think this is because the stat block varies with the spell level used. You can homebrew a stat block that corresponds to the spell level and add it that way I believe.
Happy Holidays!