Divination — Sagor från Valoris

The Diviner studies the hardest magic of all — the reading of what is hidden, distant, or yet to come. Theirs is the art of scrying and foresight, of pulling aside the veils that separate the seer from the truth: the past behind a locked door, the enemy over the next hill, the roll of the dice a moment before it lands. It is subtle, patient work, far from the fireball's spectacle, and in the hands of a master it is quietly the most powerful magic in the world.

It is the most controlling and prescient of the wizard schools. A Diviner does not merely predict fate — they seize it, keeping foretold rolls in their pocket to drop onto any moment that matters, turning an enemy's certain hit into a fumble or an ally's likely failure into a triumph. They see through darkness, ether, and language itself, and refund their own magic as they cast it. Where other wizards react to the fight, the Diviner has already seen how it ends.

Tradition Features

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

3rd Level

Divination Savant

Foresight comes cheaply to you. Add two Divination spells (each level 2 or lower) to your spellbook for free, and whenever you reach a new tier of spell slots, you can scribe another Divination spell for free — a growing library of scrying and foretelling built at a fraction of the usual cost.

3rd Level

Portent

You glimpse the rolls of fate before they happen. After each Long Rest, roll two d20s and record them. You can replace any D20 Test — made by you or a creature you can see — with one of these foretold numbers, chosen before the roll and once per turn. A certain hit becomes a fumble, a doomed save becomes a success: the dice were always going to land the way you decided.

6th Level

Expert Divination

Your foresight all but pays for itself. When you cast a Divination spell using a level 2 or higher slot, you regain one expended spell slot of a lower level (up to level 5) — so scrying, detecting, and foretelling barely dent your reserves, and you can keep your inner eye open far longer than any generalist.

10th Level

The Third Eye

You open a sense beyond sight. As a Bonus Action, choose one boon until your next rest: Darkvision out to 120 feet, Ethereal Sight to peer 60 feet into the Ethereal Plane, Greater Comprehension to read any language, or See Invisibility for the hidden things within 10 feet. Whatever the moment demands to be seen, you can simply choose to see it.

14th Level

Greater Portent

Your grip on fate tightens further. You now roll three d20s for your Portent feature instead of two, and spend them the same ways — three pre-written outcomes in your pocket each day, three moments across the coming battle that will resolve exactly as you have already foreseen.