Diviner (5e24)

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Player's Handbook (5e24)

Diviner 
Wizard subclass

Learn the Secrets of the Multiverse

These wizards specialize in Divination spells.

Diviner Features

Wizard Level	Features
3rd	Divination Savant, Portent
6th	Expert Divination
10th	Third Eye
14th	Greater Portent

 

Divination Savant

3rd level Diviner feature.
Unofficial Summary: Can scribe 2 Divination spells in your spellbook without cost. When you gain a Wizard level, you can scribe a Divination spell to your spellbook without cost. 

Portent

3rd level Diviner feature.
Unofficial Summary: At the end of a Long Rest you store 2 d20 rolls as foretelling rolls. When you a creature has to make a D20 Test, you can use one of the foretelling rolls instead (expending it). 

Expert Divination

6th level Diviner feature.
Unofficial Summary: When you cast a Divination spell, you regain a lower level expended spell slot (level 5 or less). 

The Third Eye

10th level Diviner feature.
Unofficial Summary: Once per Rest you gain one of the following abilities:

• Darkvision. Gain Darkvision.
• Greater Comprehension. Can read any language.
• See Invisibility. Can cast See Invisibility without using a spell slot. 

Greater Portent

14th level Diviner feature.
Unofficial Summary: Your Portenet feature has 3 fortelling rolls. 5e24

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