Aspect of the Arcane

You have delved deeply into the arcane arts, mastering spells from a variety of traditions. Your focus is on flexibility and raw magical power, allowing you to experiment with a vast array of spells.  

Expanded Spell List

You gain access to the following spells, which are added to your Collector spell list. You can learn and prepare them just like any other spell on your list.   1st Level: Mage Armor, Magic Missile
3rd Level: Mirror Image, Scorching Ray
5th Level: Counterspell, Fireball
7th Level: Greater Invisibility, Ice Storm
9th Level: Cone of Cold, Telekinesis  

Arcane Mastery

At 3rd level, your deep study of magic allows you to add your Constitution modifier to the damage rolls of any cantrip you cast. Additionally, once per long rest, you can expend a Tarot to cast a spell from any class's spell list that you have seen cast before, without needing a spell slot. The spell is cast using your Constitution modifier and any duration lasts until the end of your next turn.  

Arcane Flexibility

Starting at 6th level, your connection to raw magical power fortifies your body and mind. You have advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.  

Tarot Spell-Weaving

At 10th level, you can use your tarot to change your own magics, and turn them into ether for empowerment.  

• When you use your Arcane Mastery feature to cast a spell from another class’s spell list, you can modify the spell’s damage type to another type of your choice.


• As an action, you can expend one Tarot to regain a spell slot of a level equal to or lower than your proficiency bonus. Once you use this feature, you cannot do so again until you finish a short or long rest.

 

The Arcana is the True Story

At 14th level, your connection to Limbus and the plane of magic becomes clear. When you use your Arcane Mastery feature, the spell you cast has its full duration, as if cast normally, instead of ending at the end of your next turn.   Additionally, Once per long rest, you can expend a Tarot to cast a 9th-level spell (No upcasting) from any class’s spell list, even if it is not on your Expanded Spell List. You must have seen the spell cast before, and if the spell has a duration then it is a number of rounds equal to half your Collector level instead of its normal duration.   If you cast this spell without having a 9th level spell slot, you feel the drawbacks of magical exhaustion overcome you as you gain an amount of exhaustion equal to 9 minus your highest collector class spell slot level. For example, 9-7th level spell slot equals 2 exhaustion.

Aspect of the Martial

Your versatility as a warrior allows you to pick up the best tactics and maneuvers from all forms of combat. You are proficient in a wide variety of weaponry and can adapt to any battlefield.  

Expanded Spell List

You gain access to the following spells, which are added to your Collector spell list. You can learn and prepare them just like any other spell on your list.   1st Level: Shield, Mage Armor
3rd Level: Enlarge/Reduce, Blur
5th Level: Haste, Protection from Energy
7th Level: Stoneskin, Freedom of Movement
9th Level: Telekinesis, Steel Wind Strike
 

Martial Maneuver

At 3rd level, you gain proficiency with heavy armor and shields if you don't already have them. Your hit die now become a d12 instead of a d8, and you gain 10 addtional hit points when you take this aspect.   Additionally, your Collector instincts allow you to adapt the maneuvers of a Battlemaster on the fly. By expending a Tarot, you can perform a battlemasters Maneuver of your choice. When you do so, roll a d8 as your maneuver die. The die increases in size at higher levels, becoming a d10 at 10th level and a d12 at 14th level.  

Weapon Mastery

Your training with weapons allows you to use the mastery properties of two kinds of weapons of your choice with which you have proficiency, such as Longbows and Shortswords.   Whenever you finish a Long Rest, you can change the kinds of weapons you chose. For example, you could switch to using the mastery properties of Scimitars and Longswords.  

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Aspect of the Divine

You have tapped into divine power, drawing from the wisdom and guidance of higher beings. Your connection to the divine allows you to protect and heal, as well as channel holy energy in battle.  

Expanded Spell List

You gain access to the following spells, which are added to your Collector spell list. You can learn and prepare them just like any other spell on your list.   1st Level: Bless, Cure Wounds
3rd Level: Lesser Restoration, Spiritual Weapon
5th Level: Beacon of Hope, Mass Healing Word
7th Level: Guardian of Faith, Divine Favor
9th Level: Flame Strike, Greater Restoration  

Divine Favor

At 3rd level, you can expend one Tarot, once per short rest, to use a Channel Divinity option from any cleric or paladin subclass of your choice. When you use this feature, select a Channel Divinity from any cleric or paladin domain. The Channel Divinity effect functions as described in that domain, using your Collector level as your cleric level for any scaling effects, and the duration of the effect can only last for 1 minute at most.  

Tome of Ten Collector Spirits

Starting at 6th level, your Collection now includes sacred fragments; pages from lost holy texts, echoes of whispered sermons, and blessings of forgotten saints.   You learn two cantrips of your choice from the cleric spell list. These cantrips do not count against your number of spells known, and they use your spellcasting ability for their effects.  

Sacred Blessing

Also at 6th level, Whenever you cast a cleric or paladin spell, you may choose one creature within 30 feet of you, or within 30 feet of the spell's target. That creature becomes faintly wreathed in divine light, shedding dim light in a 10-foot radius for 1 minute.   The next time that creature takes damage or regains hit points, it takes an additional 1d6 radiant damage (if hostile) or regains an additional 1d8 hit points (if healed), then the effect ends.   This additional radiant or healing effect increases to 1d10 at 10th level and 1d12 at 14th level.  

Divine Entreaty

At 10th level, you have learned to call upon the divine powers you have archived, not with devotion, but through Tarot itself.   As an action, you can expend one Tarot card to call forth a divine; an entreaty drawn from your Collection of divine fragments. When you do so, describe the miracle you seek, and roll a percentile die (d100).  

• If you roll equal to or lower than your Collector level, the divine force responds. The effect occurs as requested, within the DM’s discretion, emulating the 2014 cleric Divine Intervention feature. If you have the clerics Divine Intervention then if you roll equal to or lower than double your collector level, the divine force responds. Unlike the cleric, you do not need to be allied to a specific deity to gain their aid.

  Whether the roll fails or succeeds, the Tarot is expended, and you may not attempt this again until you finish a long rest.   At 20th level, your entreaties automatically succeed without needing to roll.  

Tarot Manifestation

At 14th level, you have learned to fully release the divine energy stored within your Tarot, manifesting it as bolts of judgment or blessings with each card you burn as it connects to the World Tree.   As an action, you can expend one or more Tarot cards (up to a maximum of 5) to fire beams of divine power, called Manifestations, at targets within 120 feet. For each Tarot expended, you fire one Manifestation. You can target the same creature multiple times or split them among different creatures.   Make a ranged spell attack against hostile creatures for each Manifestation. On a hit:  

• Hostile targets take 3d10 radiant or necrotic damage (your choice for each beam).


• Allied targets are healed for 3d10 hit points, and gain temporary hit points equal to your spellcasting ability modifier.

  You may only use Tarot Manifestation once per turn.

Aspect of the Nature

You have tapped into divine power, drawing from the wisdom and guidance of higher beings. Your connection to the divine allows you to protect and heal, as well as channel holy energy in battle.  

Expanded Spell List

You gain access to the following spells, which are added to your Collector spell list. You can learn and prepare them just like any other spell on your list.   1st Level: Entangle, Goodberry
3rd Level: Barkskin, Moonbeam
5th Level: Call Lightning, Plant Growth
7th Level: Grasping Vine, Guardian of Nature
9th Level: Mass Cure Wounds, Tree Stride
 

Nature’s Shape

At 3rd level, you connect with the primal forces of nature, gaining the ability to embody aspects of powerful druidic circles. At the end of a long rest, choose one druid subclass from the following list to assume until your next long rest: Circle of Stars, Circle of Wildfire, Circle of the Moon, or Circle of Spores.   Once you have selected a druid subclass, you can expend a Tarot to activate one of its signature abilities as if you were a 3rd-level druid in that subclass.  

• Circle of Stars: Activate the Starry Form feature, assuming a celestial constellation form that grants bonuses according to the Starry Form option you select (e.g., Archer, Chalice, Dragon).


• Circle of Wildfire: Summon a Wildfire Spirit as an action, calling forth a fiery companion that aids you and your allies, acting immediately on your turn and using your Collector level for its stats.


• Circle of the Moon: Use Wild Shape to transform into a creature with a CR limit up to 1, following the same rules as the Circle of the Moon’s Wild Shape feature.


• Circle of Spores: Activate the Halo of Spores and Symbiotic Entity features, surrounding yourself with a toxic spore aura and gaining temporary hit points.

 

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