Beginning at level 14 the wizard is prepared to gently tap into Sora Terazra’s power, allowing them to scry anywhere and anything. The wizard can attempt to scry a location or creature as if casting the Scrying spell. The creature scried upon immediately fails their saving throw. The other rules of the Scrying spell are followed. During the scry the caster is unable to perform any other action, as while they are scrying the specific target/location all other places and creatures are simultaneously being scried upon. The caster may freely switch between any creature or location that it knows about while concentrating on the spell.
Once the spell has ended, the caster must make an Intelligence saving throw to not be overwhelmed by the deluge of information, DC 10 + number of minutes spent scrying + number of targets/locations scried. For instance, if the spellcaster spent 5 minutes scrying one target, the DC is 10 + 5 + 1, or 16. This DC increases by 2 every time the spellcaster uses this feature between short rests. On a successful save, the spellcaster is able to remember all of the events clearly. On a failed save, the spellcaster takes 1d6 psychic damage per minute spent scrying and is unable to speak for 10 minutes as their mind reels, trying to absorb all that they have seen.
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