Deck of Many Fates

Fate is often fickle but has many agents, you are one of them. Using the power of your Deck Of Many Fates you impose the will of fate itself.

Expanded Spell List

The Deck Of Many Fates lets you choose from an expanded list of spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells are added to the warlock spell list for you.

Deck Of Many Fates Expanded Spells

Spell Level	Spells
1st	bless, ceremony
2nd	augury, fortune's favor
3rd	clairvoyance, motivational speech
4th	divination, locate creature
5th	scrying, rary's telepathic bond

Deck Of Many Fates

Starting your 1st level you have a Deck Of Many Fates, this deck contains your entire spell list and can be used as your Arcane Focus.

Each time you use a spell from your spell list you draw the card representing that spell, the card is then used as the Arcane Focus as part of the spell.

Once you gain your Pact Boon feature the Deck Of Many Fates can replace the Tome of Shadows. You can use the Deck Of Many Fates with all features relating to the Tome of Shadows.

The Blessing of Many Fates

Starting at 1st level, after each long rest you may choose one of the following rituals and gain their benefits until your next rest. 

Reading The Fates: Using your Deck of Many Fates, you take 1 minute to read the future of a single willing creature. Until your next long rest, the creature is granted a singular use of Inspiration to use on any one roll. 

Divining The Fates: Using your Deck of Many Fates, you take 10 minutes to read the fates of you and the creatures around you. Roll 2d20s keep the results you may use the results of these two rolls to change any two rolls later.

A String of Fate: Using your Deck of Many Fates, you take 1 hour to form a strong connection to another willing creature. Until your next long rest, you are connected to this creature and can pull on a String Of Fate to allow them to reroll an attack, save, or skill check. you may use this feature after the rolls have been taken but before you know whether or not it is a failure or a success. You may use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus.

Faces of Many Fates

Starting at 6th level, once per long or short rest you may pull from your Deck Of Many Fates roll a D12 and one of the effects below will happen.

Roll a D100. 1-50 the attack spell targets an ally. 

1. The Priestess: Cast Mass Healing Word at 9th Level on up to 6 creatures of your choice. 
2. Death: Cast Hunger of Hadar at 3rd Level centered on yourself.
3. The Tower: Cast Power Word Pain at 7th Level on a creature within Range. (D100)
4. The Sun: Cast Aura Of Life at 4th Level. 
5. The Hanged Man: Cast Foresight at 9th Level on Self. 
6. The Moon: Cast Enemies Abound at 3rd Level on a creature within Range. (D100)
7. The Fool: Cast Confusion at 9th Level on a creature within Range. 
8. Judgment: Cast Hellish Rebuke at 5th Level on the last creature to damage another. 
9. The Chariot: Cast Beacon of Hope at 3rd Level on up to 6 creatures. 
10. The Hierophant: Cast Conjure Celestial at 9th Level. 
11. The World: Cast Banishment at 9th Level on a creature in range. (D100)
12. Temperance: Cast Insect Plague at 9th Level centered on yourself. 

The Fateweave

Starting at 10th level, you can choose one type of saving throw or ability check to have advantage on until you finish a short or long rest. This effect can only be used once per short or long rest.

Fateful Ability

Advantage on ability checks until your next long rest.

Saving Fates

Advantage on saving throws until your next long rest.

Curse of The Fateweave

Starting at 14th level, when you hit a creature with a spell that causes a saving throw and the creature fails you may choose to impose the effects of the Hex spell cast at 1/4 your Warlock level on the creature for the next minute. If this creature dies from a spell you cast you may use a bonus action to move this effect to a different creature as a spell attack using your spellcasting DC.

This ability may only be used once per long rest.