Fate Weaver

Your newly discovered origin ensures you always have certain spells prepared. You know the following spells and they do not count towards the number of spells you can prepare.

Working with the power of Fate you can cause a multitude of effects as it is worked with. You can use your Weaving feature to use the following effects:

Influence Fate As a reaction, when a creature makes a D20 test within 60 ft of you can remove any advantage or disadvantage and then impose advantage or disadvantage.

Influence Failure/Success: As an action, you touch a creature and taint their fate for good or ill. For the next minute the target’s critical success range is increased by 3 (17-20) or their critical failure range is increased by 3 (1-4).

Influence the Past: As a reaction, you force a target within 60 ft of you to reroll one D20 test that occurred within the last minute and they must take the new result. Events following that event occur without regard to any changes from this feature.

An unstoppable force has latched itself to you and reports your actions directly to Mystra. An Invisible creature that is Immune to all damage, conditions, spells, and features lingers in the space 5 ft directly behind you. It is undetectable by any means other than revealing itself to attack. Once revealed it appears as a withered humanoid torso with long grey hair and beard with long claws that trail gray mist. It always remains on the same plane of existence as you. It can only be removed by the death of Mystra or your own demise.

You can use an action to attempt to influence Mystra’s Baleful Specter. You must succeed a DC 15 WIS check and on a failed save Mystra’s Baleful Specter attacks you twice. On a successful save you influence it and can use it to attack a creature within 5 ft of you once on each of your turns for the next minute. After the duration it will attack you twice and it is then Immune to your influence for 24 hours. It will also attack you if you use your Fate Weaving feature more than twice per long or short rest, each time you use your Fate Weaving feature.

Baleful Claw: Mystra’s Baleful Specter makes a claw attack that automatically hits a target within 5 ft of it dealing XD4 Force damage where X is the target’s level or CR. Damage dealt this way cannot be prevented by any means.

You can use your Fate Weaving feature as a reaction to attempt to solidify a Fate of your choosing. You target one creature within 60 ft of you that is attempting a D20 test and the target either rolls 3D20 and takes the highest result or roll 3D20 and takes the lowest result.

You can use this feature once per long rest.

Fate bends around you. Creatures of your choice within 15 ft of you have an increased critical success range of 1 (19-20).

Those of faint body and mind cannot hope to meddle with Fate. You gain Resistance to one damage type of your choice that is not Bludgeoning, Piercing, or Slashing.

The force trailing you grows in power in order to deal with your growing might. Mystra’s Baleful Specter attack deals an additional 5 damage. The first turn Mystra’s Baleful Specter is under your influence, it can make two attacks.

You are more adept at forcing Fate’s hand. You can use your Foretell feature twice per long rest.

Luck Aura;

Your presence has a greater effect on Fate. Your aura increased to 30 ft.

You can use your Fate Weaving feature as an action to touch yourself or an ally to protect them from Fate. For the next minute when a creature attacks them apply the following correlating affect:

• 5 or less on the D20 result: The attack becomes a critical failure.

• 6-10 on the D20 result: The attack becomes a miss.

• 11-15 on the D20 result: The attack has a 1D4 penalty applied before the attack can hit you, possibly causing it to miss.

You can use this feature once per long rest.

You can force an outcome of your desire. You can use a reaction when a D20 test is made within 30 ft of you to make the outcome of the D20 result any number that is not a 1 or 20. Once you use this feature you gain 1 level of Exhaustion.

You can use this feature once per long rest.

The force trailing you grows in power in order to deal with your growing might. Mystra’s Baleful Specter attack deals an additional 10 damage. The first turn Mystra’s Baleful Specter is under your influence, it can make three attacks.

You can bend Fate to your whims. At the start of each day you can roll 1D20 and record the result. When a creature makes a D20 test within 60 ft of you, you can use your reaction and change the outcome of the D20 test to the recorded value.

You can use this feature a number of times per long rest equal to your DEX modifier (Minimum 1).

You are more adept at forcing Fate’s hand. You can use your Foretell feature three times per long rest.