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Born under a unique configuration of Ancerra’s five moons, you were destined for mystic greatness. As a child, you possessed an innate sensitivity to people’s emotional states and to the natural world around you, and often you felt that unsettling sense that you knew something would happen before the fact, and it came to pass precisely as you had expected. This led you to seek the counsel of an experienced mystic, who taught you the ways of oracular prophecy. Embracing your role as a link between the physical and the spiritual, you have yourself become an enigmatic guide to those who seek prophetic vision.  

Regardless of how accurate you are, you may be called upon frequently to predict the future. Give some thought to how you feel about such requests. Do you believe that you can actually divine the future on command, or do you think that such visions are only occasionally gifted to you? Is it a skill you can get better at, or just an innate knack you possess? Furthermore, what kind of physical props, such as tarot cards or animal bones, do you use when attempting such soothsaying?

'''Druid:''' You take it upon yourself to serve as a mediating force between primeval forces and embrace divine or occult powers as a way to balance the primal magic that surges within.

'''Elementalist:''' You can capture the terrible energy of raging fires and storms, turning such harmful effects into powerful elemental shields.

'''Guide:''' Whether a mysterious mentor or an eclectic professor, you can instruct your pupils in various skills and techniques, helping them all to improve.

* <u>Oracular Magic</u>:  Choose one: Warden of the Primal, or Adept of the Psionic. Learn that talent unless you already know one or both of these talents. Whichever you choose, LUCK is your magic attribute for oracle magic.  

In combat, when you cast a primal chant or spell, gain 1 Primal Proclivity. When you cast a divine prayer or spell, gain 1 Divine Proclivity. At the end of combat, subtract the lesser number from the greater. If the difference is greater than 1, then you immediately lose 2d10 SP and can only cast magic from the Source that had higher Proclivity. You are also Sickened until balance is restored.  

Whenever you spend SP on a spell with the Dark Power tag in combat, you may choose an ally within 30 ft of you that you can see to gain 1d8 Shield HP as you draw negative energy into yourself.

|The difference between Proclivities must be greater than 2 in order for you to suffer the penalty. If you suffer the penalty from imbalanced Proclivities, you are Shaken instead of Sickened.

|''Chant that deals damage''

* <u>Dark Power</u>: Roll for Dark Power. On a roll of 5 or lower, you suffer 1d6 necrotic damage. If this had the Nature or Weather tag, then the nature in the area withers a little or the weather grows sour and corrupt.

|'''Chaotic Commune'''

|'''Ice Armor'''

|'''Weal III - Weapons'''

|'''Portent'''

|Gain one specialization talent. When you Mentor someone, you can lose access to one of your [[Specialization Talents|specialization talents]] to let them gain that talent. If this would result in you losing skill points, you choose how to assign the losses, and regain those Skill Points at the end of the duration.