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The chaotic birthright of a Surge Child is a trial few survive. You did more than survive; you thrived. The raw, untamed magic that once threatened to consume you has become a tool, honed through years of relentless struggle. As a Leyline Adept, you've learned to ride the surging tides of arcana, adapting to its unpredictable nature and forging a deeper connection with the magic that courses within and surrounds you. While the potential for wild surges remains, you've come to understand their rhythms. Learning to guide and shape the flow of arcana has transformed your unpredictable gift into a potent and versatile ability. 

Any time you are required to roll on any surge table, you may choose which table to use. 

You can choose to select a surge of your choosing in lieu of rolling for a random surge effect once per day without penalty. Any additional attempts to control your surges in this manner leave you with one point of exhaustion, which stack should the attempts continue. 

1-2

Roll on this table 3 more times.

3-4

You become a magnet for crime for 1d12 days.

5-6

You are now haunted. 

7-8

You spontaneously combust, igniting and taking 2d6 fire damage. 

9-10

A random person within 30 feet of you spontaneously combusts, igniting and taking 2d6 fire damage. 

11-12

You summon a rabid Owlbear, which appears in an unoccupied space within 60 feet, disappearing after 1 minute. 

13-14

You gain a point of exhaustion that remains until you receive another point of exhaustion, at which point both 

15-16

You cast Stinking Cloud centered on yourself.

17-18

You cast Phantasmal Force on yourself. 

19-20

You are now narcoleptic until you next immerse yourself in a natural body of water. 

21-22

A random creature within 120 feet casts Command on you. 

23-24

Every piece of currency you carry is transmuted into wood until you convince someone to take it as payment, at which point it returns to it's original state. 

25-26

You and everything on your person becomes merely a projection of light, unable to interact with anything physical or create sound. This lasts for a number of rounds equal to your level.

27-28

You permanently forget the last ten minutes of your life.

29-30

Anyone within 60 feet of you rolls 1d4 with you. Whoever rolls the same as you rolls on this table.

31-32

You cannot talk until you win a round of boulder parchment shears. 

33-34

You gain a footfall effect of your description, a visual illusion that ripples out from the soles of your feet with each step. This persists until your next long rest. 

35-36

You take the form of a Tabaxi and have an insatiable craving for meat, this effect lasts 8 hours. 

37-38

You switch bodies randomly with another creature within 30 feet, switching back only after sharing a meal together. 

39-40

You can now only write backwards, this is only reversed by achieving the same surge again. 

41-42

You begin to spontaneously leak the Thaumaturgy cantrip for a number of rounds equal to your level. 

43-44

You now feel an irresistible compellation to sing everything you say for the next 24 hours. 

45-46

For 1 hour, you gain the ability to perfectly mimic the voice of another creature you can see within 120 feet. 

47-48

You suddenly emit a blinding radiant light for a number of minutes equal to 2 times your current level.

49-50

You permanently forget the last ten minutes of your life.

51-52

You can now taste color and see sound for the next 1d4 days. 

53-54

Something begins to stalk you.

55-56

You suddenly grow a dense layer of fur all over your body, shedding it entirely when you take a long rest.

57-58

A miniature apparition of the last creature you killed appears and begins to harass you, granting you disadvantage on attack rolls and saving throws for ten minutes. 

59-60

Instead of dealing damage the next time you make an attack, you cast Reduce/Enlarge on your target - you choose which effect.

61-62

You begin to burp bubbles containing images of your memories. This persists until you tell someone an embarrassing story about your past.

63-64

You must immediately cast Antagonize on a target of your choosing within range.

65-66

For the next round, you begin to shift temporally. Time accelerates and decelerates around you randomly, giving you disadvantage on all attacks and saving throws. 

67-68

Sentient Fae flora suddenly erupts in a 10-foot radius centered on you, creating difficult terrain. Your current emotional state dictates the flora's level of hostility toward you.

69-70

You spontaneously grow a large, resplendent mustache.

71-72

You give off a 30 foot aura of color, which accurately corresponds to your mood. This lasts until you successfully make someone else laugh. 

73-74

The next mundane object you hand to someone spontaneously duplicates 1d6 times. 

75-76

An emotion of your choice is suddenly heightened to it's greatest extreme.

77-78

1d100 silver coins rain from the sky in a 5 foot radius directly above your head for 1 round. 

79-80

You cast Resilient Sphere on yourself.

81-82

You vividly experience the last dream or nightmare of the nearest sapient.

83-84

You start a telepathic conversation with the person you idolize most. 

85-86

You are overcome with a vision of a single moment from the distant Elyrian past.

87-88

You are overcome with a vision of a single moment moment from the distant Elyrian future.

89-90

A floating paint brush suddenly appears and perfectly paints the scene before you on a lasting canvas. 

91-92

You Polymorph into the last creature you insulted, this transformation lasts 1d4 hours.

93-94

You lose proficiency in one of your chosen skills, gaining it in a skill you were not previously proficient in. 

95-96

You gain acoustic resonance with your weapon, increasing its capacity for damage by 1d12 for 24 hours.

97-98

You harness your surge, choosing an effect from this table to take place.

99-100

You can force a surge of your choice from this table onto a specific target, or choose to let it pass. 

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