You can read about Mama Rose and her daughters
here. At the Judge’s discretion, if they tell a character’s
fortune have the player roll a d17 and add or subtract their luck modifier and consult the table below.
- 0 (or lower) – “The powers must think you’ve been too
ornery.” – Until the character completes some sort of assigned task from a
higher power, unique fey, spirit, or demon the character receives a -1 on saving throws
(roll and addition d4 to figure out which 1 - Fortitude, 2 – Reflex, 3 – Will,
4 – All three).
- 1 - "Don't be gittin' too big for your britches" The character loses one point of Luck.
- 2-4 – “Ope, they're quiet today.” – The diviner gains no
insight about the character.
- 5-7 – “I reckon you could….” – The diviner gives vague advice regarding the character's current endeavors.
- 8 - "Today's your lucky day." - The character gains one point of Luck.
- 9- "Fate will intervene." - The next time the character makes a saving throw, fate lends a helping hand, giving them a +d5 on the roll.
- 10 - "Let the spirits see for you."- The character gains infravision, as if under the effect of Ekim's Mystical Mask with a check result of 12, except the duration is 24 hours.
- 11 - "Someone favors ya." - The character is affected by a Blessing spell (cast on an ally at result of 14, except that the duration is 24 hours)
- 12 - "One of the dead has come a'callin'." - A deceased soul known to the character appears. As a Speak With The Dead spell made with a result of 15, the character may ask one question of the spirit.
- 13 - "What is it your heart desires?" - The character has knowledge of the location of one item as if a Locate Object spell was cast with a result of 22.
- 14 - "They aren't done with you yet, child." - A symbol of the Judge's choice appears on the characters left hand, a mark from the gods, spirits, or something darker. The next time the character would die, 1d7 rounds later they return to life and at a 1 quarter of their max hit points (rounded down).
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