Alabastor's Augury

A quick and simple ritual developed by the alienist investigator, Alabastor Agimias. Upon casting this spell, you can tell whether a particular action will end in good or bad results for you in the immediate future. For example, if you and your party were considering destroying a weird seal that supposedly closes a portal, this spell will help determine if it's a good idea or not. The chance for receiving an accurate reply is 70% +1 per caster level. The GM makes this roll secretly, and rolls a d100 that must hit at or below the total stated previously. If this roll succeeds, you get one of four results. Weal for good results. Woe for bad results. Weal and Woe for mixed results. Or Nothing, for actions that bode neither especially good or bad results. If the spell fails, you get the Nothing result automatically,  a caster who gets this result whether it was the consequence of a failed augury casting or not. Although the GM can rule that certain wider abilities can verify the accuracy of this result as a variant. This augury version in question can only see into the future for about half an hour, so anything that might happen after that time frame is not effected or reported on. Thus, there is a good chance that it will miss the long-term consequences of a contemplated action. Any attempts to cast this spell by the same entity about the same topic will procure the same result as the previous attempt.

This spell is not class-locked. Any entity able to comprehend and carry out the components stated from either a spell tome or taught by one who knows this spell already can use it. Common folk who come across this spell use it to aid in their daily task for both personal and impersonal gain depending on the alignment of the caster.