#desperate ravings

Desperate Ravings

Her mind was quite gone, yet she spoke nothing but truth.

Desperate Ravings (2nd Level, Divination)

Casting Time: 1 action (ritual)

Range: Self

Components: V

Duration: Instantaneous

Classes: Bard, Cleric

You feel yourself fall into the throes of madness, all at once losing your grip on reality and seeing more clearly than ever before. You speak three statements about the future, concerning events happening no further than 1 week from now. One of the statements is the truth, while two of the others are falsehoods. You do not automatically know which are true and which are false. The statements themselves, their level of clarity, and the events they relate to are determined by the DM. Afterwards, you become afflicted with a random form of short-term madness, also determined by the DM. While you suffer from this madness, you can not cast this spell again.

Flashback. If you’ve already cast this spell once since the end of your last long rest, you can instead choose to cast it as a Flashback spell using a 3rd-level spell slot. If you do so,all of the statements you speak are true, and you become afflicted with a random form of long-term madness. While you suffer from this madness, you can not cast this spell again.

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Desperate Ravings

Her mind was quite gone, yet she spoke nothing but truth.

That got away from me. But like, sometimes I’m not even sure what my own characters look like. Apart from some key traits and features, it’s all sort of... wobbly.  Drawn characters actually look like something, while written characters are just a bunch of features and words thrown together in a way that hopefully registers with the reader the same way they register with the writer.