You are blessed with empowered martial and magical abilities. However, you must pay an obeisance, which is a ritualistic act you must perform after you use a spell or an ability boosted by this racial trait. An obeisance can be easy to accomplish, albeit time-consuming, irritating, or painful. The difficulty varies from person to person. Failure to pay your obeisance will result in an intensifying pain that will quickly ramp up until it proves fatal. The act of paying an obeisance can be delayed until after combat.

All humans figuratively roll a die at birth to establish the kind of life they will lead. The result of this die determines their looks, their wealth, their social standing and more. A 1 represents the most misfortunate fate imaginable while a 6 is practically a life lived with a silver spoon in one's mouth. Roll 1d6 on Discord to determine the hand you have been dealt.

Prerequisite: Fate Die (Birth Die). You can roll a d6 every month (OOC) to temporarily change your luck, potentially offsetting the die roll you were born with from the Fate Die you rolled at birth. However, you must live with the result for the rest of the month.

You will sometimes see a red thread (invisible to other people) connecting you to something - this can be a location, a person, a beast, an object, a monster, etc. Although the appearance of the thread may seem random, there is always something that connects you to this thing. Whether or not you act on this information, most fate threads will disappear shortly after they appear. However, others may linger for much longer.

Your sight is impaired in exchange for the ability to perceive magic with your eyes, seeing all of its workings visually. This trait is permanently active, which can amplify your magical senses to a detrimental level depending on how concentrated the magic you’re perceiving is.

Your hearing is impaired in exchange for the ability to perceive magic through sounds, hearing the melody of Harmonic Magic or the howling of Aeromancy. This trait is permanently active, which can amplify your magical senses to a detrimental level depending on how concentrated the magic you’re perceiving is.

Your sense of smell is impaired in exchange for the ability to perceive magic through scent, catching Animancy’s scent of decay or the refreshing scent of Divine Magic. This trait is permanently active, which can amplify your magical senses to a detrimental level depending on how concentrated the magic you’re perceiving is.

Your sense of taste is impaired in exchange for the ability to perceive magic through taste, catching the irony Hemomancy or the sweetness of Illusion Magic. This trait is permanently active, which can amplify your magical senses to a detrimental level depending on how concentrated the magic you’re perceiving is.

Your sense of touch is impaired in exchange for the ability to perceive magic through touch, feeling the coldness of Hydromancy or the tactile Nature Magic. This trait is permanently active, which can amplify your magical senses to a detrimental level depending on how concentrated the magic you’re perceiving is.

Your mastery over agriculture improves faster than others. You are gifted at tasks involving planting, nurturing, and harvesting crops, raising animals, and general homesteading. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your mastery over construction improves faster than others. You are gifted at tasks involving planning, designing, and physically constructing buildings or large civil contraptions. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your inventiveness improves faster than others. You are gifted at coming up with inventive ideas, planning and designing them, and building them. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your mastery over homecraft improves faster than others. You are gifted at tasks involving managing a household, including but not limited to cooking, cleaning, interior decor, etc. You are highly sought after in the world of maidship and butlership. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your mastery over trade improves faster than others. You are gifted in the field of merchantry, excelling at tasks involving purchasing and selling goods, calculating profit, reading the market, etc. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your mastery over crafting improves faster than others. You are gifted at tasks involving crafting, upgrading, and maintaining adventuring gear and items. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

Your mastery over gathering improves faster than others. You are gifted at tasks that involve gathering resources such as fishing, mining, logging, etc. You must specialize in a few of these skills or spread your giftedness accross the entire gamut since you cannot master every one of these skills. In exchange, you sometimes feel a pang of unease when traversing the wilds or exploring ruins of past civilizations.

You attract a variety of human-sized spirits called Shadows. Shadows will sometimes come to you when you're in the wilds. They will try to trick, help, harm or otherwise interact with you.

Your powerful sense of human sentimentality allows you to relive past memories, be that of in-game or real life events. This is done in-character through experiencing lucid dreams that occur every once in a while. You have the freedom to act and change the events in these lucid memories, or to hang back and reexperience the gamut of emotions from your past. When using this trait, roll 1d4 to determine what kind of memory you will return to when you sleep: 1. Traumatic Memory 2. Bad Memory 3. Bittersweet Memory 4. Good Memory