Celestial Burden

Your connection to the Upper Planes has placed a divine weight on your soul that can sometimes be too much to bear. This Celestial Burden can grant you strength, but also comes at a heavy toll.
Roll for or select a Celestial Burden - a specific goal, agenda, or ideal that your divine essence pulls you towards - from the below table, and work with your DM to determine the specifics of your Celestial Burden or create one not found on the table.

Every time you complete a Long Rest, you may attempt a Wisdom saving throw (DC 10 + your PB) to suppress your Celestial Burden. On a successful save, your Celestial Burden is suppressed until your next Long Rest, or until you take a Magic Action to unsuppress it.
While your Celestial Burden is not suppressed, you gain the following effects:

Burden’s Reward. If you have the opportunity to act in alignment to your Celestial Burden and you do so, you must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failed save, nothing occurs. On a successful save, you gain a Heroic Inspiration and Temporary Hit Points equal to your character level. 

Burden’s Consequence. If you act contrary to your Celestial Burden or try and fail to achieve it, you must succeed in a Charisma saving throw or take a level of Exhaustion. This effect does not activate if your Exhaustion level is 3 or higher.

Angelic Heroism. You can spend Heroic Inspiration to regain a usage of Healing Hands or Celestial Revelation (no action required).

The DC for your Celestial Burden effects is 8 + your Proficiency Bonus. Every time you make a saving throw against these effects, the saving throw’s DC is increased by +2 for all future souls, as the pull felt by your soul strengthens; this DC resets after a long rest.
After succeeding or failing on a saving throw for your Celestial Burden’s effects, that effect cannot take place again for 1 hour.