Fractured Ascendant
Your mind didn’t break. It unfolded
There was a moment a flicker, a breath, a silent implosion when your mental pressure peaked.Your thoughts split, collided, and rearranged themselves into something new.You glimpsed a version of yourself that stood outside the usual human pattern… and it left a mark
Dual-Mind Drift
Your mind now runs in parallel lines.
This doesn’t represent luck — it’s the “other you” whispering observations you didn’t consciously process.
During any ability check involving Insight, Perception, Arcana, or Investigation, you can roll a d4 and add the result to the check.[roll]1d4[/roll]
Fracture-Sight
When you focus for even a second, you can see “the cracks” — small inconsistencies, half-formed possibilities, old thoughts lingering.
you can focus your gaze on a creature you can see within 30 feet for 1 round/1 minute.
During that round, you choose 2 to automatically know:
• If the creature is lying
• If it is magically influenced (charmed, dominated, cursed, etc.)
• Whether it is hostile, neutral, or conflicted
• One strong emotional state it is experiencing
• What it is hiding right now
• Whether it intends to harm someone in the next minute
Reality Smudge (1/Long Rest)
Your mind didn’t break. It unfolded
Your mind didn’t break. It unfolded
Your mind didn’t break. It unfolded
Your mind didn’t break. It unfolded
As an action, choose one:
- Displace
Teleport up to 15 feet to an empty space you can see.
You leave a faint psychic afterimage that lingers for 1 round, confusing observers.
Creatures that attack you or your afterimage that round have disadvantage, because your timeline is doing the Harlem Shake.
2. Converge
Until the end of your next turn, you gain a sudden surge of multi process focus.
Your next attack roll, ability check, or saving throw gains advantage,
AND you treat the roll as if you were proficient in the action, even if you’re not.
3. Veil
Any creature that did not actively see you when you activated Reality Smudge must succeed on a Perception check (DC 20) to locate or recognize you until the start of your next turn.
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