I find it interesting that this is this for cleric and not also available to wizards, sorcerers and maybe even warlocks?
Fortune telling has not been an exclusively divine function historically, a creative DM maywant to include  "horoscope" in the list of diviner's tools

Never mind this comment it is based on the  PHB source only.

Since this was optionally added to the Druid's and Wizard's spell lists, would that mean that you could add them to your ritual book if you have the ritual caster feat or is it still restricted to rituals that are purely from the chosen spell list?

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I find it interesting that this is this for cleric and not also available to wizards, sorcerers and maybe even warlocks?
Fortune telling has not been an exclusively divine function historically, a creative DM maywant to include  "horoscope" in the list of diviner's tools

Never mind this comment it is based on the  PHB source only.

 It is available. Open your wizard in character builder, go to the builder section 2 (class), expand the additional wizard spells box, click "show more", check the enable box. Go back to your character sheet and when  manage your spellbook to add a new spell you will see it is available.

p.s. worth doing the same for the cantrip formulae as well.

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Since this was optionally added to the Druid's and Wizard's spell lists, would that mean that you could add them to your ritual book if you have the ritual caster feat or is it still restricted to rituals that are purely from the chosen spell list?

 It is available as a ritual spell for wizards. Is that what you were asking. Sorry if it wasn't

I find it confusing that the oath of the open sea can cast it, aren't they all about being free?  I don't exactly think they would have too many gods

My lizardfolk druid reads fossilized dinosaur bones for this spell.

Why is this not on the Wizard list?

This is available for wizards (as an optional rule) according to tasha's cauldron of everything. i just wish they would keep the list of availabilities updated

tarot cards or some in game equivalent

Would this work in barovia?

Why did druids lost this spell from their list, plus all divination spells?

We are new to D&D how would someone add this scroll to their inventory?

Rune Stones, Tarot cards, a "Bag of smelly things", someone even used a small dog (It doesn't say the bones have to be dead) to decide if it's a bones or no bones day.

Check out this link for ideas on types of divination methods from a site for long lost words .  Tyromancy is in this list.  This is the one made famous in the Witcher game.  Another favorite is labiomancy.  Not exactly a divination method but another word for lip reading.  

https://phrontistery.info/divine.html

It’s called the ancestral guardian barbarian

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Cool

 

 Cool

In a way, this is like a Magic 8 ball.

hey i think druids would be cool with it (druids focus on both nature AND spirituality)

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Cool

 

 Cool

 Nice

This spell is *****