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The Deck of Destiny


The CarnivalItem 20

This Item may contain spoilers from the Stolen Fate Adventure Path

Legacy Content

Unique Artifact Divination Harrow Court Invested Magical 
Source Pathfinder #190: The Choosing pg. 76
Usage carried; Bulk
Suit Stars (Wis); Alignment chaotic neutral
The Carnival represents false dreams. When you have The Carnival invested, your flat check DCs to obtain reliable information from divination effects (such as augury or read fate, or the activation of this card) are reduced by 2 (but not to less than 2). Casting a divination effect with a flat check, whether or not the flat check succeeds, gives a series of subtly different visions that don't confuse the meaning but make you stupefied 1 for 1 round. If you're at least 17th level, the flat check is instead reduced by 3.

Activate [two-actions] envision (divination, prediction); Frequency once per day; Effect You peer into the future and witness yourself walking through a colorful but vaguely sinister carnival, meeting a variety of strange people. One of these people looks more genuine than the others and resembles someone you're likely to meet for the first time in the next 24 hours (if anyone). This resemblance might be metaphorical, such a clown signifying someone who is silly or a stilt-walker representing someone who is tall. You also get a sense for whether this person can be trusted, should be distrusted, or neither, based on how they're most likely to interact with you and your allies. The GM decides who this new person might be, then rolls a secret DC 6 flat check. On a failure, the result is always “neither,” making it hard to determine whether a “neither” result is accurate.