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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrayIguana" data-source="post: 1176678" data-attributes="member: 7265">I had a group that had many divination powers and I thought it worked out rather well.  Just because the group can divine something doesn't mean it will be easy for the group to overcome the obstacle.  Here were the things I used against the group.  Only give the details they specifically ask for.  Give additionall details that help drive your plot. I thought it was a great way to give hints to an enemy's villany, and build up how evil the opponent was. Use a lot of minions.  When the group tries to divine who the murderer was.  It was a minion.  Perhaps a minion of a minion.  It will take more digging to find the real power behind the plot. Only protect the key plot NPCs from divination.  You have to let the PCs feel that divination is a useful tool or the ability becomes viewed as lame, and becomes unused.  (There were a few times I wished they would divine something to move the action along.)  Just some thoughts.  I hope they help.</blockquote>