Like the prophetess of old, you suffer from a curse of foresight. You receive visions of impending disaster, but no matter how desperately you plead... you will never be believed.
At random times decided by the DM, you receive a vision of some kind of disaster. The nature of the disaster may be as mundane as a broken wagon wheel or as cataclysmic as the destruction of a city. Your visions are subject to these characteristics:
- The subject of the vision must be in your sight at the time of the vision.
- You instinctively know how far in the future the disaster takes place.
- These visions may be avoided, and the further into the future they are, the less certain it is that they will occur.
- You can relate the contents of your visions to anyone, but this will never be the reason they change their behavior to avoid what you have foreseen. This may be because they disbelieve you, dismiss you, quickly forget what you have said, or some other reason. But your visions cannot be the reason someone takes steps to avoid their woeful fate... unless perhaps you find someone immune to the curse.
- Other than communicating about your visions, you CAN attempt to influence people to avoid their fates. But you cannot lie about anything relating to you seeing the future whether from your curse or other form of divination.
- Your portent dice can only be used to benefit yourself and anyone immune to the effects of the curse. Portent dice can be used to harm anyone.
- The curse does not apply to other means of seeing the future, only visions you receive as a result of the curse itself.
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