After spending one hour preparing and performing a ritual, the caster enters a meditative state that cannot be interrupted for the duration of the spell. While in this state, the caster is considered unconscious. The caster experiences a number of premonitions, visions, portents, and omens about the future equal to 1d4-1 (minimum 1). These visions may be literal or metaphorical.

The caster can attempt to direct the visions to be about a specific person (or group of people), place, or event by making a spell casting ability check (if the caster is casting the spell with a spell slot of their own, she may add her proficiency bonus to the roll). The DC for the check equals 17+the number of years in the future the caster wishes to see. Only one specific person (or group of people), place, or event per casting can be selected by this method. The remaining portents are about subjects of the DM’s choice.

If the caster drops to 0 hp for any reason during the duration of the spell, she continues to receive the visions while making death saving throws. These saving throws are made at disadvantage because the caster is completely immersed in the visions and unable to prioritize her safety.