You are a travelling mystical act, who tells people their fortune for a small fee. You have seen many people, some more desperate for guidance then others, visit the camp or pub you're staying at to get advice from you. You have an unexplained talent to read the stars and using them in determining fates and fortunes. Predicting love for some, while far different fates for others. Your connection with the stars, their alignments in the night’s sky, and how they represent the gods can present itself through watching the night sky, but also through other mediums like Tarot, a Crystal Ball and even hand-reading. You might have slipped a coin or two in your purse with a less than honest telling of a fortune, but you justified it by the necessity to make a living. After all it’s more about how you read their fate than what you tell them anyway. But while this all started as bullshitting for money, gradually you've discovered quite a few of your fortunes have come true, how is this even possible? The people you've been travelling with are certainly suspicious of this. Regardless of this you have a sense of drama and presenting yourself that can quite easily convince common folk to believe in what you and your fortunes have to say.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Deception

Tool Proficiencies: Playing card set

Equipment: As a fortune teller you can choose one of the following with your starting equipment:
a crystal ball, A deck of cards, A set of dice

Spell List

Spell Level	Spells
2nd	augury, fortune's favor
4th	divination
5th	commune, legend lore

Suggested Characteristics

d12	Personality Trait
1	I tend to only believe what the stars or cards are telling me.
2	Sometimes during actions, or conversations, I will draw a card just to see what fate tells me.
3	I always compare other people to specific zodiacs, because their characteristics match the ones on one of my cards.
4	I read the stars every night, if I read something bad, I will refuse to do risky tasks. If it stands for something good, I can get very cocky.
5	If somebody asks about my cards I will give them a about an hour long explanaition.
6	Reading the stars has taught me one thing; everyone has something they’re hiding.
7	I don’t mind lying to get what I want, if that’s what it takes.
8	People will believe anything as long as you put on a good show.
9	I tend to roam from town to town never quite able to stay in one place at a time for long.
10	The stars are much like life; a giant mystery to be discovered.
11	I'd rather be alone under the night's sky than in the center of civilization.
12	I believe the stars are more than just for navigation, they are messages from above.

d10	Ideal
1	Paranoiac. I always believe the cards, no matter if logic suggests otherwise. (Chaotic)
2	Sincere. If my reading would suggest a bad outcome, I will be perfectly honest about it. (Good)
3	Tentative. I always tell people not to let my reading influence them to much. (Any)
4	Empowering. At the end of every reading I say that they need to find their own fate, and that I have only given them pointers into what direction they should go. (Lawful)
5	Menacing. I will always try to make the reading look as bad and traumatizing as possible. (Evil)
6	Samaritan. If the reading came out as a bad sign, I will charge them less, as to not burden them any more. (Good)
7	Idealist. I hold strict to a firm code of loyalty and honor, even among thieves. (Lawful)
8	Studious. I believe the answers to life’s greatest mysteries can be found by reading the stars and I spend a great deal of time trying to unlock their secrets. (Any)
9	Greedy. Gold is the key to my happiness and I tend to be greedy by over-charging for telling made-up fortunes. (Evil)
10	Self-Improvement. The goal of a life of study is the betterment of oneself. (Any)

d12	Bond
1	My cards are very important to me, and I protect them, as if they were my child.
2	I keep a journal, where I write down every reading I have ever done. It is very dear to me since it holds my entire past.
3	I have to keep travelling. I get moody if I stay in the same place for to long.
4	I was adopted and I don't know my real parents, all I have of them is this charm.
5	My master left me a dying wish in a cryptic message and I must solve it.
6	I’m sort of on the run from someone for a bad reading.
7	The constellations we observe have been known for a long time, I want to discover a new one and name it after myself.
8	My records and observations are all written in a small book that is important to me.
9	My teacher helped me get to where I am today, I hope that my work will bring his institution the glory it deserves.
10	The tools I use are a gift from an old friend, I hope that one day I'll be able to repay them.
11	I have a friendly rival, and we compete to see who can map out the entire sky before the other.
12	The journal containing my work was stolen by someone, and I intend to retrieve it.

d12	Flaw
1	I'm notorious to tell lies, even if I don't mean to.
2	I never blame the stars for miss guiding me, and will instead blame the others around me.
3	Sometimes I just sit silently and stare at a single card for multiple hours.
4	Often times I sit alone in a room and talk to my cards.
5	I can become very aggressive, if someone questions my readings.
6	I will keep interactions with people my cards have set a bad fate upon to a minimum.
7	So I gamble once in a while. What’s the big deal?
8	I never look directly at a certain star at night for fear of a cosmic entity’s power.
9	The promise of knowledges intrigues me, and I might risk something valuable to obtain it.
10	Sometimes I trust the stars and constellations more than the words of other people.
11	If someone interrupts my research, I tend to lash out at them but I calm down quickly.
12	I like to talk to myself quite often, but that can scare some people off.