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Wild Oracle

T
he sound of shuffling paper dances on the cool The “wild” is always present, even with those who have
night wind running through a forest clearing. A mastered their profession. The deck gains as much strength
slender finger draws an ornate card from a from the whims of fortune, as it does from the bearer’s soul.
fold in her colorful robe. The card traces an For the wild oracle, chaos is power and part of the balance of
illustration of a barbarian in the air, and then fate.
both fade from existence. The cloaked figure
tosses her robe aside as she lets loose a primal Creating a Wild Oracle
scream. Her body transforms, growing in size and bristling While wild oracles are marked by the seeming randomness
with power as the once-overconfident bandits shrink in her of their decks, the deck is shaped by you, and you can dictate
shadow. exactly what kind of powers will most commonly manifest
Surrounded by a circle of his companions, the leather when a card is drawn. Wild oracles all start with similar
armor-clad adventurer reveals one card after another; the decks, but as your character grows, you will be able to add
first sealing the wounds of the warrior, the next erecting an and remove cards making the deck unique to your character.
enchanted sentry to shield his compatriots, and the last Do you want an oracle who specializes in martial-
erupting into golden sparks, showering the party with an enhancing power? Or would you like to focus on providing
emboldening blessing. extra benefits to your party? Does absolute arcane power
A firbolg stands among green hills, her glaive glinting in entice you? Shape your deck to build your destiny.
red moonlight as her eyes survey the dark warriors amassing
below. A moment later, her eyes close, and her hand glows
with soft, blue light. A finger draws the top card from a deck Quick Build
attached to her belt. With a quick glance, she tosses it into You can make a wild oracle quickly by following these
the air, and it grows into a ball of flame. The heat bursts out suggestions. First, Wisdom should be your highest ability
into the night air, and she rains the fiery chaos and score, followed by Constitution or Dexterity. If you plan to use
destruction down upon the unsuspecting orc encampment in non-finesse weapons in melee combat, Strength is a good
the valley below. second or third choice. Next, choose the Hermit background.
Finally, choose the Rogue and Wizard cards to complete your
Magic and Cards starting deck.
Wild oracles seek knowledge in the Fates and harness power
through their arcane decks of power. Built over years, a full
deck can consist of dozens of cards, each selected and
crafted by the oracle to aid their allies, inhibit their enemies,
and occasionally tap into unspeakable power.
While the cards are no doubt powerful, the seeming
randomness of the fates can bemuse those who cross the
oracle’s path, either as allies or enemies. The oracle has
access to an array of martial and magical abilities, but their
ultimate potential comes from mastering their decks.
Arcane Artisans
Wild oracles study the arcane as much as their craft,
researching the signs of power to design and create each
card in their deck. Each oracle’s deck is different and
rendered by hand. Each gold-flecked line is carefully
constructed to shape the raw magic at the heart of their
decks. The deck serves as an instrument, taking the oracle’s
raw arcane power, and shaping it into useful spell-like effects.
But the deck is also a connection to mysterious powers
beyond the reach of most mortals.

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 Saving Throws: Wisdom, Charisma
Skills: Choose two from Arcana, History, Insight,
The Wild Oracle Investigation, Perception, Religion, and Sleight of Hand
Max Equipment
Proficiency Cantrips Card Card You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
Level Bonus Features Known Draws Level equipment granted by your background:
1st +2 Spellcasting, 2 2 1st
Wild Tarot (a) a heavy crossbow or (b) a glaive
(a) padded armor or (b) leather armor
2nd +2 Scrying 2 3 1st (a) a scholar’s pack or (b) an explorer’s pack
3rd +2 Oracle Path 2 3 2nd a wild tarot deck, any simple weapon
4th +2 Ability Score 3 3 2nd Spellcasting
Improvement
5th +3 ─ 3 3 3rd
Part of your quest to craft your deck includes studying the
arcane arts. You gain access to a limited repertoire of spells
6th +3 Convergent 3 4 3rd to help you when the fates turn against you. You are able to
Return I use your advanced understandings of the mysteries of magic
7th +3 ─ 3 4 3rd to cast spells with a focus. By default, your deck is your focus,
8th +3 Ability Score 3 4 4th
but if your deck is unavailable, it is possible to co-opt another
Improvement arcane focus for this purpose.
9th +4 Convergent 3 4 4th Cantrips
Return II At 1st level, you know two cantrips of your choice from the
10th +4 ─ 4 5 4th wild oracle spell list. You learn additional wild oracle cantrips
11th +4 ─ 4 5 4th
of your choice at higher levels, as shown in the Cantrips
Known column of the Wild Oracle table.
12th +4 Ability Score 4 5 5th
Improvement Spellcasting Ability
13th +5 Convergent 4 5 5th Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your wild oracle spells.
Return III You use your Wisdom whenever a spell refers to your
14th +5 ─ 4 6 5th spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom
modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a wild oracle
15th +5 ─ 4 6 5th spell or card modifier you cast and when making an attack
16th +5 Ability Score 4 6 6th roll with one.
Improvement
Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom
17th +6 Limitless 4 6 6th modifier
Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your
Draw Wisdom modifier
18th +6 ─ 4 7 6th The Wild Tarot
19th +6 Ability Score
Improvement
4 7 6th Each card in your tarot deck releases a unique power. When
you finish a long rest, you must shuffle all the cards that
20th +6 Embodiment 4 8 6th make up your deck to refresh the fates and provide guidance
of Destiny for the day.
As an action, you may draw from the top of the deck and
reveal a card to the party. Use the Wild Oracle card list to
determine the effect that activates from the card. The Wild
Oracle table shows how many draws you can perform. You
Class Features regain all of your draws when you finish a short or long rest.
After you draw a card, the card disappears from your deck
As a wild oracle, you gain the following class features. and may not be drawn again until after you complete a long
rest.
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d8 per wild oracle level Starting Deck
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier At first level, you have constructed the beginnings of a wild
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution tarot deck. Your character’s deck starts with the following
modifier per wild oracle level after 1st cards:
Proficiencies I of Constructs
Armor: Light armor I of Elementals
Weapons: Simple weapons, hand crossbows, heavy The Ally
crossbows, glaives, scimitars, and shortswords The Familiar
Tools: Playing cards, calligrapher’s supplies The Companion
I of Adversaries
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Additionally, you may add any two cards from the first level
cards list. This forms your initial deck of eight cards.
Alternatively, if your Dungeon Master allows it, you may
choose all eight of your first level cards.
Spell-Like Effects
Many of the cards in the wild oracle's card list feature spell-
like effects, or in fact give you the ability to cast a spell. While
these cards manifest in ways similar to a spell, they do not
have the same requirements. No focus or spell components
are needed beyond the drawn card. Additionally, spells that
would normally require concentration do not.
Card effects that require a saving throw use your standard
spell save DC.
Further Advancement
Any time you gain a wild oracle level, you may add one card to
your deck and optionally remove one card from your deck.
You may only add cards that are less than or equal to your
wild oracle card level (see table). You may not add cards that
already exist in your deck.
Your Deck
The cards in your deck were handcrafted by you.
You have learned how to create the cards through
years of study and practice. If you were to find
another wild oracle's deck, you would not be able
to use its cards as they are personalized to the
oracle who has created them. The cards
themselves hold no power without the creator's
spirit.
The Draw Deck. Your draw deck consists of all
cards you have not used since the end of your last
long rest. In real-life terms this means you need to
keep your used cards separate from your used
cards. You can indicate this by wrapping different
colored rubber bands around the cards that
represent your unused cards (draw deck),
expended cards (your discard pile), and the card
pool (cards you have outside of your deck.)
Replacing Lost Cards. While cards temporarily
dematerialize after they are cast, and reappear after
you complete a long rest, the very act of drawing
from the deck is a magical one. This means that
without intense magical interference, it is not
possible to "lose" cards without activating them
(such as throwing them away.) However, it is
possible that you might lose their entire deck due
to a mishap. If this is the case, to regain your deck,
you need to meditate for one hour to magically
summon the deck back into your possession.
When you do this, the deck materializes in your
palm in the same state it was when you lost it.
Scrying
At 2nd level, you gain the ability to scry your wild tarot deck.
To scry, you take 10 minutes to focus on your deck. At the end
of 10 minutes, you may draw a number of cards equal to your
proficiency level from the top of your deck, and choose to put
each on either the top of your deck, or the bottom of your
deck in any order.
You may use this feature once. You regain the use of this
feature at the end of a short or long rest.
Oracle Path
At 3rd level, you have learned enough of the ways of the Wild
Oracle to choose a focus: Path of the Frenzied Fates, Path of
the Chosen Fates, or Chaos Weaver, each of which are
detailed at the end of this class description.
Ability Score Improvement
When you reach the 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th,
and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your
choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your
choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score
above 20 using this feature.
Convergent Return
At 6th level, you have begun to feel a flicker of connection
with the fates themselves. You control fate, and are able to
return expended cards to your deck. As a bonus action,
reshuffle one expended card into your deck. You may perform
this action once per short or long rest. At 9th and 13th levels,
the fates allow a second and third card, respectively, to find
their way back to your deck, so long as you have an expended
card available. If you have more than one Convergent Return
available, you may expend one or more uses at a time.
Limitless Draw
Beginning at 17th level, if a combat encounter begins and you
have no cards left in your deck, randomly shuffle four used
cards to form a new draw deck. You may use this feature
once. You regain the use of this feature at the end of a short
or long rest.
Embodiment of Destiny
At 20th level, having reached the pinnacle of the wild oracle
class, you now have the ability to draw two cards with one
action. You draw them one at a time, resolving the first
completely before drawing the second.
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 Wild Oracle Spell List
Cantrips (0 Level)
Bespeak
Blade Ward
Guidance
Message
Mage Hand
Ray of Frost
Resistance
Prestidigitation
Shocking Grasp
Thaumaturgy
True Strike
Bespeak
Divination Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self
Components: V, M (the Wild Tarot)
Duration: 1 round As you cast this spell, you must
simultaneously draw the top card of your deck, and declare
a request for an omen regarding a person, relationship,
challenge, or idea. The top card of your deck is used, and
the DM will relay whether you intuit a good omen or a bad
omen concerning your target subject. Subsequent draws
on the same subject may not be taken again for 24 hours.
(Contributed by Molly Harris)
Oracle Paths
Wild oracles follow an infinite number of paths, but there are
roads that offer unique powers and abilities above and
beyond the power of the Tarot. Each of these paths gives the
oracle unique abilities to shape their decks and advancement
in their disciplines. Will they focus on using power of the
Tarot to enhance their martial prowess? Or will their focus be
to collect as many cards as possible for their deck? The path
determines the tools the oracle has to shape their destiny.
Path of the Chaos Weaver
The Chaos Weaver revels in unpredictability. Their decks
bulge with awesome, but indiscriminate power. Not everyone
appreciates the unplanned surprises that crop up when allied
with a Chaos Weaver, but no one likes having one as an
enemy.
Enhanced Card Selection
When you commit to follow the path of the Chaos Weaver,
starting at 3rd level and every wild oracle level gained
thereafter, you may pick up to 3 cards to add to your deck,
and remove up to 1 cards from your deck.
Discarded Future
Also at 3rd level, you can as a bonus action, discard the top
card of your deck to impose disadvantage on a creature's next
attack action. You must be able to see the creature and it
must be no more than 60 feet away from you. (Contributed by
Kristen Matthews)
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Mulligan
Starting at 6th level, after drawing a card, as a free action, you
may immediately discard the card before it goes into effect. If
you take this action, you immediately get to draw and put into
play another card. You may take this action once per short or
long rest.
Burnt Luck
Starting at 10th level, after making a roll you may expend a
reaction to discard any number of cards from the top of your
deck. For each card discarded in this way, you may add one
point to your roll. You must declare you are using this action
before your DM determines if the roll was a success or
failure.
Wild Wish
At 14th level, you form a "wish deck" by shuffling all cards not
currently in your main deck into a new deck. This deck sits to
the side of your main deck. As an action, you may make a
wild wish, and instead of drawing from your Tarot, you draw
from this wish deck. If you do, the card you draw is
immediately activated as if it was drawn from your main
deck. This feature may be used once per long rest. (Thanks to
Jacob Visca for the inspiration for this feature.)
Path of the Chosen Fates
While chance and fate will always have a hand in your path,
you have extensively studied divination to shape and control
your deck and it's power. Those on this path have fewer
cards, refined decks, and better control of their futures. They
also have the unique ability of sharing wild oracle effects with
their allies.
Enhanced Card Selection
When you commit to the Chosen Fates path, starting at 3rd
level and every wild oracle level gained thereafter, you may
pick up to 2 cards to add to your deck, and remove up to 2
cards from your deck.
Fate's Hand
Also at 3rd level, you draw three cards to form a Fate's Hand.
When activating the Wild Tarot, you may play a card from
your Fate's Hand, or draw from the top of the deck. At 10th
level, you may draw 4 cards, at 15th level, you may draw 5
cards. You may draw back up to your maximum hand size
after completing a long rest. (contributed by Kristen
Matthews)
Altered Outcome
Starting at 6th level, you gain the power to reverse the tide of
bad fortune. As a reaction, you may discard the top card from
your deck, and reroll any attack roll, ability check, or saving
throw you have just made. This feature may only be used
once per roll, and you must take the results of your second
roll. You may choose to use this feature after determining
whether or not the roll was successful. You may use this
action once. You regain uses after completing a short or long
rest.
Shared Destiny
Starting at 10th level, you may as an action give the card
effect on any card in your Fate's Hand to a willing creature
within 30 feet of you. (Contributed by Kristen Matthews)
Card Summon
Starting at 14th level, as a bonus action, you can summon any
card in your deck to your Fate's Hand. After summoning a
card, you must shuffle your deck. You may perform this action
once. You regain uses after completing a short or long rest.
Path of the Frenzied Fates
You have not only studied the artistry of crafting the cards in
your deck, but you've also extensively studied the combat
arts. You thrive on using the cards to enhance your combat
abilities.
Bonus Proficiencies
When committing to the Frenzied Fates Path at 3rd level, you
gain proficiency with medium armor, shields, and martial
weapons.
Card Lock
Also at 3rd level, you learn to lock your most useful cards in
place so they are always available to use when you need
them. After completing a long rest, choose one card in your
Deck and place it face up in front of you. When using your
Wild Tarot feature, instead of drawing from the deck, you
may instead activate the card in front of you. Doing so
expends the card and it is placed in your discard pile. You
may not lock additional cards until after you have completed
a long rest. At 10th level, you may select two cards to lock,
and at 15th level, you may select three cards.
Extra Attack
Starting at 6th level, you can attack twice, instead of once,
whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.
Nimble Fingers
Starting at 10th level, whenever you take the Attack action,
you can use a bonus action to simultaneously make a card
draw. The card draw resolves the first attack made.
Third Eye Scry
Starting at 14th level, whenever you draw from the deck, you
may first use your Scrying feature as a bonus action.
Additionally, you may now use Scrying 3 times per short or
long rest.

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 Cards By Level
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
I of Aberrations II of Aberrations III of Aberrations IV of Adversaries V of Adversaries IV of Aberrations
I of Adversaries II of Adversaries III of Adversaries The Artificer III of Celestials VI of Adversaries
The Ally The Bard III of Beasts IV of Beasts III of Dragons IV of Celestials
The Barbarian II of Beasts III of Constructs The Blood Hunter III of Fey IV of Dragons
I of Beasts II of Celestials I of Dragons IV of Constructs III of Fiends IV of Fey
I of Celestials II of Constructs III of Elementals II of Dragons IV of Humanoids IV of Fiends
The Cleric The Druid II of Fey IV of Elementals III of Monstrosities IV of Giants
The Companion II of Elementals I of Fiends II of Fiends The Mystic IV of Monstrosities
I of Constructs I of Fey II of Giants III of Giants III of Oozes IV of Oozes
I of Elementals The Fighter II of Humanoids III of Humanoids IV of Plants IV of Undead
The Familiar I of Giants II of Monstrosities II of Oozes The Ranger
The Monk I of Humanoids I of Oozes III of Undead
I of Plants I of Monstrosities The Paladin
The Rogue II of Plants III of Plants
I of Undead The Wild Oracle The Sorcerer
The Wizard The Warlock
II of Undead

Level 1 Cards
I of Aberrations
You gain the Blinding Spittle feature. A
large glob of phlegm is lodged in your
throat. You gain the ability to spit the glob
at a point you can see within 15 feet. The
glob explodes in a blinding flash of light on
impact. Each creature within 5 feet of the
flash must succeed on a Dexterity saving
throw or be blinded until the end of your
next turn. If you do not spit the glob within
one minute of gaining the feature, you are
forced to swallow it inflicting 1d4 damage on yourself, and
losing the ability to spit it.
I of Adversaries
You gain the Reversed Polarities feature
for the next one minute. Any creature
Large-sized or smaller that begins or ends
its turn within 5 feet of you must make a
Strength saving throw or be pushed 10 feet
away from you and knocked prone. This
movement does not provoke an opportunity
attack.

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The Ally
A creature of your choice that you can see
within 30 feet regains hit points equal to
1d8 + your Wisdom modifier. This healing
increases to 2d8 + your Wisdom modifier
at 5th level, 3d8 + your Wisdom modifier at
10th level, and 4d8 + your Wisdom
modifier at 15th level. This effect has no
effect on Undead or Constructs.
The Barbarian
You immediately enter a barbarian rage,
gaining all of the benefits listed in the
barbarian's Rage feature. However, when
you attack with a melee weapon, you may
use your Wisdom modifier for both attack
and damage rolls. Use your Wild Oracle
level instead of barbarian level to
determine the bonus damaged bestowed
by your Rage.
I of Beasts
You gain the feature Spider Climb. You
can climb difficult surfaces, including
upside down on ceilings, without needing
to make an ability check. This effect lasts
until the end of your next short or long rest.
I of Celestials
You gain the Divine Regeneration feature
for the next one minute. While you have the
feature, you regain hit points equal to your
Wisdom modifier at the beginning of each
of your turns. If you drop below 0 hit points
or are incapacitated, this effect ends.
The Cleric
When drawing this card, a 15 foot sphere
of daylight erupts from your hand. You
may immediately enact the effect of the
Channel Divinity: Turn Undead feature.
The Undead must make a saving throw
against your wild oracle spell save DC.
Additionally, you gain access to the
Destroy Undead feature. Use your wild
oracle level instead of cleric level when
utilizing the Destroy Undead table. You
may choose to forgo the the Channel
Divinity feature, and instead cast the spell healing word at
your maximum card level. If you choose not to Turn Undead
or cast healing word, the sphere disappears after one minute.
The Companion
You gain the effects of a heroism spell for
one minute. You do not need to
concentrate. Until the spell ends, you are
immune to being frightened and you gain
temporary hit points equal to your Wisdom
modifier at the start of each of your turns.
I of Constructs
An animated shield appears before you.
The shield leaps in front of you and hovers
in your space to protect you from incoming
attacks. For one minute, you gain a +2
bonus to your Armor Class. At the end of
one minute, the shield disappears.
I of Elementals
You may cast one of the following spells at
your highest card level: Burning Hands,
Thunderwave, or Witch Bolt using your
wild oracle spellcasting ability. You must
cast the chosen spell immediately, or your
ability to cast the spell is lost.
The Familiar
A pseudodragon materializes and will aid
you as with the spell find familiar until the
end of your next short or long rest. You may
name the familiar while it is present. If you
do, whenever this card comes up again, the
same pseudodragon will return to aid you.
The Monk
You may choose to gain any two of the
features below: Monk Feet your speed
increased by 10 feet, Slow Fall as a
reaction you can reduce any falling
damage taken by five times your wild
oracle level, Ki-Imbued your weapon
attacks become magical or Monastic
Endurance gain advantage on Strength
and Dexterity saving throws. The effects
of this feature last for the next 10
minutes.
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 I of Plants
You may immediately cast the spell
entangle. However, this version of the spell
makes a 30-foot square starting at a point
within 90 feet of where you are standing.
The Rogue
When you draw this card, you may
immediately change your appearance and
your voice. You determine the specifics of
the changes, including your skin type,
hair length, and sex. You can also adjust
your height and weight, but not so much
that your size changes. You can make
yourself appear as a member of another
humanoid race, though none of your
game statistics change. Your clothing and
equipment aren’t affected by this change.
You gain advantage on Intimidation, Persuasion and
Deception checks made to convince others of your new
identity. Alternatively, you can forgo this transformation and
instead become invisible until you cast a spell or make an
attack. Either effect lasts 60 minutes. (Contributed by
Michael Stybert)
I of Undead
You are instilled with the unquenchable
stamina of a zombie and gain the Undying
feature for 10 minutes. While this effect is
active, if damage reduces you to 0 hit
points, you do not fall unconscious, instead
you may continue fighting until the end of
your next turn. If you are not healed by the
end of your next turn, you fall unconscious
and lose the Undying feature.
The Wizard
You immediately cast the spell magic
missile. You cast this spell at the highest
card level you have access to. (So, if you
have access to level 4 cards, the magic
missile must be cast as a level 4 spell.)
Note: you must target a creature with this
spell. If there are no valid targets, under
normal circumstances you are a valid
target. In the rare scenario there are no
valid targets, the spell fizzles.
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Level 2 Cards
II of Aberrations
Helper. You grow an extra arm. The arm
creates a hole in any armor you are
wearing, which disappears along with the
arm at the end of the effect. This arm is
controlled by a separate consciousness, but
will follow your orders precisely. If you give
it a melee weapon, it will attack using your
Wisdom modifier in place of a Strength or
Dexterity modifier. Alternatively, you may
give the arm a shield and receive the
bonuses of the shield, even if you are not proficient in shields.
It is not possible for the arm to attune to an item you give it.
This effect lasts for one hour.
II of Adversaries
Rendererak’s Revenge. For the next 60
seconds, you become charged with
electricity. Whenever an enemy hits you
with a melee attack, you may use your
reaction to send a bolt of lightning at the
attacker, forcing them to make a Dexterity
saving throw. On a fail, they take 2d6
damage.
The Bard
You gain the bard's Bardic Inspiration
feature. You may use this feature a number
of times equivalent to your Wisdom
modifier. Any unexpended uses at the end
of your next short or long rest are lost. Your
Bardic inspiration die starts at a d6, and
increases with your wild oracle level; at
level 5, it becomes a d8, at level 10 a d10,
and at level 15 a d12.
II of Beasts
Twisting Talons Your fingers transform
into wickedly sharp three-inch talons. You
are proficient with using these talons as a
melee weapon. If you attack with your
talons, you may activate the Multiattack
feature so you make two attacks: one with
each of your taloned hands. Your talons
have the following statistics:
Oracle Talons. Melee Weapon Attack: reach 5ft.,
one target. Hit 6 (2d6) + Strength Modifier
slashing damage.
The Talons will stay until the end of your next short or long
rest.
II of Celestials
You are able to cast the calm emotions
spell. This version of the spell has an added
enhancement of affecting all creatures (not
just humanoids) and affects all creatures in
a 30-foot sphere (instead of a 20-foot
sphere) You must cast this spell in the next
10 minutes, or you lose your ability to do
so.
II of Constructs
Marvelous Clockwork Animals. Gears
form from the artwork on this card, unfold,
and shape into three whirring automatons.
The automatons come as an owl, a weasel,
and a cat, and they share the statistics of
their animal counterparts (even though
they are much smaller). As an action you
can pick up an automaton, wind its
clockwork, and whisper a command into its
mechanical ear. It will follow your
directions as best as possible for one minute. After one
minute, the magic of the automaton's clockwork expires, and
the creature no longer functions. If you still have an unused
automaton at the end of your next short rest or long rest, it
disappears.
The Druid
You immediately activate the Beast Shape
ability granted by the Wild Shape feature
as described in the druid entry of the
Player’s Handbook. You follow the same
CR restrictions as displayed on the Beast
Shapes table, however you use your wild
oracle level in place of the druid level. You
may not draw additional cards while you
are a Wild Shape. You do not gain any of
the extra Wild Shape benefits of the Circle
of the Moon path.
II of Elementals
You may cast one of the following spells at
your maximum card level, using your wild
oracle spellcasting ability: flaming sphere,
gust of wind, or Melf’s acid arrow. You
must cast the chosen spell immediately, or
your ability to cast the spell is lost.
I of Fey
Sprite's Shadow: You become invisible
until you attack or cast a spell. Any
equipment you carry becomes invisible
with you. If not ended prematurely, this
effect lasts until the end of your next short
or long rest.
The Fighter
You immediately gain the use of one Action
Surge, as described in the fighter entry of
the Player’s Handbook. If you do not use
your Action Surge before the end of your
next short or long rest, you lose it.
Additionally, for the next minute, you gain
the Improved Critical feature of the
Champion Archetype.
I of Giants
You gain the strength of a Hill Giant. Your
strength becomes 21 (+5) until the end of
your next short or long rest.
I of Humanoids
You gain the Inspiring Leader feature for
10 minutes. Each turn as a bonus action,
you may give one ally within 30 feet of you
advantage on their next attack roll.
I of Monstrosities
A second head grows out of your
shoulders. The head is a perfect facsimile
of your own, but the eyes rove
independently. While present, the head is
silent, but you automatically tap into its
senses. The head grants you the Two-
Headed feature. You have advantage on
Wisdom (Perception) checks, and on
saving throws against being blinded,
charmed, deafened, frightened, stunned, or
knocked unconscious.
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 II of Plants
Spore Blight. Spore sacs erupt from along
your arms. You have control over these
sacs, and may use an action to release a
spore cloud as a ranged spell attack at a
nearby creature. On a hit, the creature
suffers 1d8 necrotic damage and 1d8
poison damage if they are required to
breathe air. You may use this feature four
times. After using it four times, your arms
return to normal. If you have not used this
feature four times by the end of your next short rest or long
rest, you lose it.
The Wild Oracle
For the next one hour, you gain the ability
to, as an Action see the auras of creatures
around you. Auras indicate a creature's
general disposition towards you.
(Contributed by Jamie Cheeseman)
Blue: the creature views you favorably and is willing to aid
you.
Green: the creature intends you no harm and is not
attempting to deceive you.
Yellow: the creature is wary of your intentions, and may be
hiding something from you.
Red: the creature intends you harm.
Flashing Colors: the creature is currently taking action to
harm you, or your allies.
Level 3 Cards
III of Aberrations
Eye Stalk. After you draw this card, an eye
stalk emerges from an exposed area of
your flesh. You may determine where this
stalk appears. It extends one foot and gives
you the ability to see 360 degrees with
darkvision out to a range of 120 feet. The
additional eyesight grants you +2 bonus to
Armor Class, allows you to take the Dodge
action as a bonus action on each of your
turns, and makes you immune to the blind
condition. The eye stalk sticks around until you use an action
to dismiss it, or at the end of your next short or long rest.
III of Adversaries
Noj’s Dismay. You point at a creature you
can see within 30 feet of you. The creature
make a Wisdom saving throw or loses the
ability to use one of their features for the
next 24 hours. The feature lost is
determined by the Dungeon Master.
III of Beasts
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You grant the feature Pack Tactics to six cre
feet of you for the next one minute.
Creatures with the feature gain advantage
on attack rolls against a creature as long as
at least one of their allies is within 5 feet of
the creature, and the ally is not
incapacitated.
III of Constructs
Carpet of Flying. As you draw this card, it
transforms into a small carpet of flying.
This carpet is 3 feet x 5 feet and can carry
up to 200 pounds with a flying speed of 80
feet, or up to 400lb with a flying speed of
40 feet. The carpet moves according to
your spoken directions provided you are
within 30 feet of it. The carpet lasts until
the end of your next short or long rest.
I of Dragons
Gigantic 20 foot phantasmal dragon wings
sprout from your shoulders. As a bonus
action, you may beat your winds creating a
Wing Attack. This attack causes
tremendous wind forces to swirl around
you. Each creature within 10 feet of you
must make a Dexterity saving throw or take
2D6 damage and be knocked prone. As
part of this action, you may immediately fly
up to half of your speed. After taking the
action once, the wings dematerialize. If you do not use this
action within one minute, the wings disappear and you lose
the ability to make a Wing Attack.
III of Elementals
You may cast one of the following spells at
your current card level, using your wild
oracle spellcasting ability: sleet storm,
fireball, ice storm, or lightning bolt. You
must cast the chosen spell immediately, or
your ability to cast the spell is lost.
II of Fey
You gain the Blink Dog’s Teleport feature
for the next 60 seconds. As an action, you
can magically teleport, along with any
equipment you are wearing or carrying, up
to 40 feet to an unoccupied space you can
see. Before or after teleporting, you may
make one weapon attack as a Bonus
Action.
I of Fiends
Gravitation. Up to 12 creatures of your
choice within 30 feet of you immediately fly
upward as if gravity has reversed. You can
elevate the creatures up to 40 feet off the
ground. You keep the creatures in the air
for one full turn, dropping them to the
ground automatically at the end of your
next turn, at which time they each take
falling damage. If a creature is near
something they can grab onto when you
pull this card, they may make a Dexterity saving throw to
prevent this effect.
II of Giants
You immediately grow to double your
current size. This newfound size bestows
advantage on all Strength skill checks and
saving throws, and doubles the damage
dice you roll on successful melee attacks.
This effect lasts until the end of your next
short or long rest.
II of Humanoids
You gain the Commander’s Strike feature
for the next 10 minutes. On your turn, you
may use a bonus action to rally an ally and
allow them to make an Attack action.
II of Monstrosities
Grip of Horror. Tentacles erupt from your
torso. As a bonus action, you may
command these tentacles to grapple a
Large or smaller creature within 10 feet of
you. The creature must succeed on a
Strength saving throw or be grappled. On a
grappled creature’s turn, they may use an
action to retry the saving throw. You must
use a bonus action on your turn to maintain
the grappled condition on a creature. At
any time, you may use your reaction to release a grappled
creature.
I of Oozes
Oozing Terrain. You must immediately
choose a point that you can see within 120
feet. The terrain in a 30-foot radius from
that point takes on the properties of an
ooze. This means creatures sink into the
terrain like it is quicksand. They must make
a Strength saving throw at the start of their
turn or become immobilized in the terrain
and take 1d6 acid damage. Creatures that
are small or tiny standing in the terrain
become engulfed and begin taking an additional 3d6 acid
damage at the end of each of their turns. An engulfed
creature can attempt to escape by succeeding on a Strength
saving throw.
The Paladin
You gain access to the Aura of Protection
paladin feature. Instead of using your
Charisma modifier, you may use your
Wisdom modifier. If you are 18th or higher
level, the range increases to 30 feet.
III of Plants
Apple-Thing. You turn into an apple tree
for one minute. While an apple tree you are
5-feet in diameter and 30 feet tall. If you are
in a place that does not have enough room
to grow to that height, you grow to the
maximum available height. While you are
an apple tree, you have 16 AC and 160
hitpoints and are vulnerable to fire damage.
Additionally, your movement becomes 0
feet. If your hitpoints are reduced to 0, you
revert back to your normal form.
As an action on each of your turns, you may make a ranged
spell attack roll to throw a poisoned apple at a creature
within 30 feet. On a hit, the creature takes 1d4 bludgeoning
damage, and must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or
be poisoned. A creature poisoned in this way immediately
takes 2d8 poison damage, and takes an additional 1d8 poison
damage at the start of each of their turns. A target can repeat
its saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the
effect on itself on a success.
The Sorcerer
When you draw this card, you gain
unlimited uses of the Sorcerer's Tides of
Chaos for the next 10 minutes. You
manipulate the fates to gain advantage on
an attack roll, ability roll, or saving throw.
Each time you utilize this feature, you must
roll on the Wild Magic Surge table as
described in the sorcerer entry of the
Player’s Handbook. Roll on the table, and
resolve the result. Like with the regular
version of the table, you may only use this card with
permission from your Dungeon Master.
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 II of Undead
You gain the ability to cast the Revivify spell
until the end of your next short or long rest.
The Warlock
Eldritch Orbs. Six globes of black eldritch
energy begin swirling around you. On your
turn, as a bonus action you can expend one
of the globes to perform one of the
following actions:
Send the orb to a point you can see up to 120 feet away.
You may close your eyes and see through the orb. The orb
has darkvision 120 feet. The orb evaporates at the end of
your turn.
Fire the orb at a creature within 60 feet, make a ranged
spell attack against that creature. On a hit, you deal 1d10
+ your Wisdom modifier necrotic damage.
Harvest the eldritch energy of one orb to cast the spell
mage armor on yourself.
Level 4 Cards
IV of Adversaries
A bead of force materializes into your
hand. (See Magic Items in the Dungeon
Master’s Guide.) The bead must be thrown
within one minute, or it detonates in your
hand.
The Artificer
You grant the ability to five willing
creatures within 30 feet to imbue a weapon
they are carrying with the Technology of
Magic. This manifests itself in a multitude
of ways; a longbow may magically acquire a
scope, a hammer, wicked buzzsaw blades; a
flail's striking heads may elongate and
sharpen. In game terms, this makes a
weapon magical and imbues it with a +1
bonus to attack and damage to a maximum
of +4. (A mace +1 will now become a mace +2.) This effect
lasts for one minute.
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IV of Beasts
Friend of Elephants. You summon an
elephant to fight by your side for the next
one hour. The elephant comes equipped
with a saddle to allow you to ride it, and it
obeys your every verbal command. If you
choose to name your elephant while you
are controlling it, the same elephant will
return when you draw the card again.
The Blood Hunter
This card calls on you to sacrifice your
blood to imbue your weapon with crackling
psychic power. Immediately lose 1d8 hit
points. A weapon you are holding is imbued
with Rite of the Oracle, and deals an
additional 1d8 psychic damage on hit. This
can be used to charge a melee or ranged
weapon.
IV of Constructs
Armor of Aveneg Animated gray and
bronze plate armor materializes out of thin
air and encases your body with perfect-
fitting invulnerable armor. The armor stays
until the end of your next short or long rest.
While this effect is active, you have
resistance to fire, cold, electricity, and force
damage, as well as bludgeoning, slashing,
and piercing damage from non-magical
sources.
II of Dragons
You immediately use Fire Breath. You
exhale fire in a 90-foot cone in a direction
you choose. Each creature in that area
must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking
10d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half
as much damage on a successful one.
IV of Elementals
You may cast one of the following spells at
your card level, using your wild oracle
spellcasting ability: control water, fire
shield, ice storm, or wall of stone. You must
cast the chosen spell immediately, or your
ability to cast the spell is lost.
II of Fiends
You gain the Best Fiends feature. One
humanoid you can see within 30 feet must
make a Wisdom saving throw or is
magically charmed for the next 10 minutes.
The charmed creature obeys your
commands unless it involves self-harm or
harming one of their allies. When the spell
ends, the creature knows you charmed
them.
III of Giants
You gain the strength of a Cloud Giant.
Your strength becomes 27 (+9) for the next
one hour.
III of Humanoids
You gain the feature Butcher’s Wisdom for
the next 10 minutes. The card’s magic
guides you to reveal your opponents'
weaknesses telepathically to your allies. All
allies within 30 feet of you may add your
Proficiency modifier to their damage rolls.
Additionally, if a creature within 60 feet of
you has any damage vulnerabilities, they
are revealed to you.
II of Oozes
Corrosive Blood. This card turns your
blood to acid (but does not harm you). For
the next one minute, any creature that hits
you with an attack must make a Dexterity
saving throw, or be subject to 4d6 acid
damage, or half that on a successful save.
Additionally, if they attack you with a non-
magical melee metal weapon, and fail the
save, the weapon is destroyed. Natural
weapons like claws are not affected.
III of Undead
For the next one minute, you gain
resistance to magical and non-magical
bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing attacks.
However, you also gain vulnerability to
radiant damage.
Level 5 Cards
V of Adversaries
Rogers’ Lament. You gain access to the
greater restoration spell for the next 10
minutes. If you do not use the spell before
the end of the 10 minutes, then your ability
to cast it is lost.
III of Celestials
Aura of Impenetrability. All Aberrations,
Fiends, and Undead within 30 feet of you
must make a wisdom saving throw, or have
their speed reduced to 0 feet for the next
one minute. If you move out of range, their
speed returns to normal. No outside effect
can increase the speed of a creature
affected by this ability. This effect lasts for
one minute.
III of Dragons
You immediately use Sleep Breath. You
exhale exhales sleep gas in a 60-foot cone
in a direction you choose. Each creature in
that area must succeed on a Constitution
saving throw or fall unconscious for 10
minutes. This effect ends for a creature if
the creature takes damage or someone
uses an action to wake it
III of Fey
Fey Flight. You may touch up to six willing
creatures. Each target gains a flying speed
of 60 feet for the next 10 minutes. When
the spell ends, the target falls, unless it can
stop the fall.
III of Fiends
Blood War Gaze. Your eyes glaze into two
sparkling black spheres. As a bonus action,
you may target one creature within 30 feet.
If the target can see you, it must make a
Wisdom saving throw against the magic or
be paralyzed until the beginning of your
next turn. If a creature succeeds on a
saving throw against the feature, it is
immune to its effects for the next 24 hours.
This feature lasts for one minute.
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 IV of Humanoids
This card reveals your true fate as a leader
of your people. You gain Inspiring
Presence for the next one minute. All allies
within 15 feet of you gain advantage on
saving throws against spells and other
magical effects. Additionally, when an
affected creature succeeds on a saving
throw made against a spell or magical
effect that allows it to make a saving throw
to take only half damage, it instead takes
no damage if it succeeds on the saving throw.
III of Monstrosities
You gain the Chilling Gaze feature for the
next 30 seconds. As an action, you may
target one creature within 30 feet. If the
target can see you, it must succeed on a
Constitution saving throw against this
magic or take 6d6 cold damage, and then
be paralyzed for 1 minute, unless it is
immune to cold damage. The target can
repeat the saving throw at the end of each
of its turns, ending the effect on a success.
If the target’s saving throw is successful, that creature is
immune to this card's effect for 24 hours.
The Mystic
You, along with anything you are wearing
or carrying, dematerialize into a Spectral
Form, for the next 10 minutes. This form
gives you resistance to all damage, you
move at half speed, and you can pass
through objects and creatures while
moving, but you cannot end your
movement in their spaces. Additionally, you
gain flying speed equal to half your regular
movement speed. While you are in Spectral
Form, you can read the surface thoughts of any creature
within 60 feet of you. This allows you to perceive the general
temperament a creature has towards you, detect lies, and
understand motivations, even if the creature is alien to you, or
does not speak your language. If you spend an action
focusing on any one creature, deeper thoughts may be
revealed at the Dungeon Master's discretion. Additionally, any
invisible creature within 60 feet of you is visible to you, and
you may make this creature known to any other willing
creature within range.
III of Oozes
Paralyzing Goo. A toxic blast of black goo
erupts from your hand. You may
immediately turn this stream onto a
creature within 60 feet. The black goo
coalesces on the target; it must make a
Strength saving throw or be completely
paralyzed for the next one minute. At the
beginning of each of a trapped creature's
turns they suffer 6d6 Acid damage, at the
end of its turn it may repeat the saving
throw to escape the goo.
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IV of Plants
Your limbs and torso bulge, grow, and turn
green as you are magically transformed
into a Shambling Mound. While you are
the Mound, your statistics are replaced by
the statistics of the Plant. When you
transform, you assume the Mound's hit
points. While the effect is active, you may
not cast spells or draw additional cards.
This effect lasts one minute, and you
cannot transform back into your normal
form until the one minute has elapsed or you drop to 0 hit
points. If you revert as a result of dropping to 0 hit points, any
excess damage carries over to your normal form.
The Ranger
For the next ten minutes, you gain the
sense True Sight out to a range of 120 feet.
You can see in normal and magical
darkness, see invisible creatures and
objects, automatically detect visual
illusions, and succeed on saving throws
against them. You also perceive the original
form of any shapechanger or creature
transformed by magic.
Level 6 Cards
IV of Aberrations
Anti-Magic Cone. A third eye emerges
from your forehead, much larger than your
two normal eyes. For the next one minute,
you may project a 90-foot Anti-Magic cone
from this eye at will. At the start of each of
your turns, you decide if you want to keep
the cone active or not. The direction you
are facing at the end of your turn
determines the direction of the cone.
Within this cone, all magic is divorced from
the magical energy of the multiverse. Magic items become
mundane, summoned creatures disappear, and spells can't be
cast.
VI of Adversaries
Katonic’s Dark Bargain. You are
transformed into a greasy and hairy
demonic monstrosity surrounded by a
black aura. You sprout wings, gain the
ability to fly up to 60 feet per turn, and your
Strength becomes 20 (+5). When you hit a
target with a melee attack, it takes an
additional 2d12 necrotic damage which
you gain as temporary hit points.
Additionally you can one additional time,
whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Finally, you
gain advantage on all Charisma saving throws. This effect
lasts for one minute. Alternatively, you can extend this effect
to 10 minutes, but doing so will cause you to gain one level of
exhaustion when the effect ends.
IV of Celestials
Exalt. All non-hostile creatures within 120
feet of you are exalted and filled with
celestial power until the end of your next
turn. Exalted creatures can't be charmed or
frightened, and they gain advantage on
attacks, ability checks, and saving throws
until the end of your next turn.
IV of Dragons
You immediately use the Paralyzing
Breath feature. You exhale a paralyzing gas
in a 90-foot cone in a direction you choose.
Each creature in that area must make a
Constitution saving throw or be paralyzed
for 1 minute. A creature can repeat the
saving throw at the end of each of its turn,
ending the effect on itself on a success.
IV of Fey
Hag's Glare. You are compelled to
immediately target a creature within 30
feet. The target creature must succeed on a
Wisdom saving throw or become
frightened. If the creature fails this saving
throw, they must succeed on another
Wisdom saving throw or their hit points
drop to 0.
IV of Fiends
Burning Vision. Your eyes glow bright red.
As an action on each of your turns for the
next minute, you may release a beam of
fiery red energy from both eyes at a single
target. Make a ranged spell attack. On a hit,
the target suffers 5d10 fire damage and its
clothing or fur, if any, ignites and causes an
additional 2d6 fire damage per round until
an action is taken to put the fire out. The
beams may also ignite other flammable
objects.
IV of Giants
For the next 30 seconds you gain the
Lightning Strike feature. As an action, you
can hurl a giant magical lightning bolt at a
point you can see within 500 feet. Each
creature within 10 feet of that point must
make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 12d8
lightning damage on a failed save, or half as
much damage on a successful one.
IV of Monstrosities
You gain the Medusa's Petrifying Gaze
feature. When a creature that can see your
eyes starts its turn within 30 feet of you,
you can force it to make a Constitution
saving throw, if you are not incapacitated
and can see the creature. If the saving
throw fails by 5 or more, the creature is
instantly petrified; otherwise, a creature
that fails the save begins to turn to stone
and is restrained. The restrained creature
must repeat the saving throw at the end of its next turn,
becoming petrified on a failure, or ending the effect on a
success. For rules on targets averting their eyes, and seeing
your own reflection in the mirror, see the main Medusa entry.
This feature lasts until the end of your next turn.
IV of Oozes
Restorative Slime. Choosing a creature
you can see in range, you project a column
of gelatinous goo onto them. The goo is
completely restorative, mending wounds,
instantly salving burns, and revitalizing
their fortitude. The creature regains 100
hit points, loses a level of exhaustion, and
any active poisons are cured.
IV of Undead
A terrifying totem of a powerful dracolich
surrounds your body. This gives you the
Frightful Presence feature for the next
one minute. Any creature you choose to
frighten must make a Wisdom saving
throw or become frightened for 1 minute. A
creature can repeat the saving throw at the
end of each of its turns, ending the effect
on a success.
Concept by Thom Denick & Brenda Ho. Writing by Thom
Denick. Major additional contributions by Jon Van Schaik.
Special Thanks to the many people who wrote in
suggestions, feedback, and editing to the beta version of this
class including: Justin Merrick, Kritsten Matthews, Michael
Stybert, Meg Normandin, Molly Harris, Louie Sloven, Linda
Effinger, Eliza Cormick, Jamie Cheeseman, Jacob Visca,
Alexander Cerny, Taylor Doiron
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