College of Fortunes

Bards of the College of Fortunes disguise a real, tangible power to change fate behind circus-tent theatrics and excessive pomp. Often underestimated due to their somewhat unconventional methods of spellcasting and performing, these bards take a great interest in the continually turning cogs of fate that drive the world around them. Their ability to change fate, and sometimes accurately predict it with the use of arcane tools such as tarot cards and crystal balls, makes them deceptively useful companions and surprisingly dangerous foes. 

Tarot Reading

When you choose this college at third level, you gain the ability to perform a Tarot Reading. At a long or short rest, you may perform a tarot reading, either for yourself or another character. The character receiving the reading draws three cards, and gains the corresponding effects until the next Long Rest or Tarot Reading. The available cards and their affects are shown in the following list.
When you reach fourteenth level, the potency of your Tarot Readings increases. When you make a tarot reading, you may now draw 5 cards as opposed to 3. Additionally, you may redraw up to 2 of the cards.

The Fool - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on saving throws to avoid or end the charmed condition. 

The Magician - Until the next long rest, when you fail an intelligence-based skill check, you may choose to approach the situation differently and roll again. This can be done once per check. 

The High Priestess - Until the next long rest, you may cast the Charm Person spell once per short rest without the use of material components.

The Empress - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on persuasion checks.

The Emperor - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on intimidation checks.

The Hierophant - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on perception checks. 

The Lovers - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on insight checks.

The Chariot - Until the next long rest, you can reroll one natural one per short rest. 

Strength - Until the next long rest, you have advantage on saving throws to avoid or end the frightened condition.

The Hermit - Until the next long rest, you gain 60ft of darkvision.

Wheel of Fortune - Until the next long rest, whenever you receive disadvantage on a roll, you can choose to negate it and roll normally. This can be done once per short rest.

Justice - Until the next long rest, when you fail a persuasion, deception or insight check, you gain advantage on your next roll. 

The Hanged man - Until the next long rest, when rolling a wisdom check you may instead choose to add one of your other stat bonuses. 

Death - Until the next long rest, you become aware of minor illusionary magic. 

Temperance - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on one wisdom saving throw per short rest.

The Devil - Until the next long rest, you have disadvantage on deception checks, but asdvantage on charisma saving throws.

The Tower - Until the next long rest, you gain disadvantage in skill checks that use your highest ability score, and advantage in another of your choice. 

The Star - Choose a skill. Until the next long rest, whenever you roll on this skill, you gain temporary hit points equal to your bonus in it. 

The Moon - Until the next long rest, when you choose to prepare or hold an action gain temporary hitpoints equal to your intelligence modifier (minimum of 1).

The Sun - Until the next long rest, you must use your charisma modifier in place of intelligence.

Judgment - Until the next long rest, you gain advantage on investigation checks. 

The World - Until the next long rest, when you are reduced to 0 hit points, you may make an attack of opportunity against an enemy within 5ft.

 

Shift Fortune

You may expend a use of your bardic inspiration to add your bardic inspiration die to an ally's roll when they make an attack, cast a spell or make an ability check. You may do this after the roll has been made but before knowing the outcome. 

Entrancement

At sixth level, you have gained the ability to perform brief readings without the use of your tarot cards. You may expend two uses of your bardic inspiration to cast the Divination spell without the use of material components.