Master of Preservation

Prerequisite: Sorcerer (Wild Magic) or DM approval

Through study, experimentation and an intuitive understanding of fractured timelines, you have learned to preserve moments against the flow of fate itself. You stand at the threshold of a forbidden art, one that allows history to be rewritten—but never without consequence.

You gain the following benefits:

• Save Scroll Crafting. You learn the Rite of Preservation, allowing you to create a Save Scroll during downtime, following the rules of the item. 
• Temporal Echo. You learn the Temporal Echo cantrip. It counts as a sorcerer cantrip for you and does not count against your number of cantrips known. As a reaction when you fail an ability check, you can add 1d4 to the roll.
• Gift of Alacrity. You learn the Level 1 spell Gift of Alacrity. It counts as a sorcerer spell for you and does not count against your number of spells known. You may cast it using your spell slots as normal. As an action, you touch a willing creature. For the duration (8 hours), the target can add 1d8 to its initiative rolls.

• Echoes of Possibility. Your study of divergent timelines allows you to redirect unstable magical events into echoes of your own past.

  Whenever you trigger a Wild Magic Surge, you invoke Echoes of Possibility before rolling on the Wild Magic Surge table.

  You roll twice on the Wild Magic Surge table. You will choose one of the effects to happen as normal and the second will happen at a location to a creature from your own memories. The knowledge of the consequences of that surge becomes a vivid memory that you possess. To everyone else, the surge is a foggy memory that lacks detail. 

  The DM may rule that exceptionally powerful surges, paradoxes or reality-altering effects cannot be redirected in this way, instead occurring normally.