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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9684235" data-attributes="member: 42856">D&D spell illustration challenge, day 29: Augury[ATTACH=full]408478[/ATTACH]Let's cast Augury to know if the outcome of accepting this new member in our group will be positive... Prompt: At the top of the image, a modern-day Dungeon Master — dressed casually, with a hoodie and glasses — sits at a table covered with dice, notebooks, and a laptop. He spreads a hand of tarot-like cards across the table, eyes narrowed in thought as he contemplates the fate of his players. Other players are looking at him. At the bottom of the image, within the imagined world, a grizzled warrior in chainmail and a robed mage with silver temples crouch over a similar set of cards on a stone altar, in a ruined shrine. The warrior looks skeptical, arms crossed; the mage’s green eyes gleam with reverence as he turns over a tarot card.Commentary: answering by Weal or Woe to the player's stated intent is complicated... If everyone detects the trap and no damage is incurred, your reading of Woe will be strange. I am not fond of the PHB illustration showing the players, but in this case I felt it was justified. Still running a day late, I can't do another today.Side note: the divining cards must be worth at least 25 gp for the spell to work. In D&D universes, wizards read the future with CCG like Black Lotuses.</blockquote>