You run a rapid predictive model through your Spatial Projection, calculating likely movement paths and behavioral patterns.
Choose up to five creatures you can see within range. For each creature, you receive a prediction of its most probable movement or intended action on its next turn. The more creatures you target, the less precise the predictions become.
The predictions appear only on your Spatial Projection as glowing lines, icons, or motion‑arrows.
When a creature whose predicted path you can see provokes an opportunity attack from you or an ally, that attack roll has advantage.
Accuracy Scaling
- One creature: Highly accurate.
- Two or three creatures: Moderately accurate.
- Four or five creatures: Broad or vague predictions.
Examples of Predictions
- High accuracy: “It will move behind cover and attack the nearest ally.”
- Medium accuracy: “It intends to advance or reposition aggressively.”
- Low accuracy: “It is likely to move toward your group.”
Dead Reckoning does not read thoughts or emotions. It predicts behavior based on posture, momentum, threat assessment, and spatial context.
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