D&D General What would you call a cross between a Diviner and a Psychic?

[Professor Murder]

Seeker

 

[Fenris-77]

Dirk Gently

 

[Horwath]

Magic user.

 

[grimslade]

Carrie?
Occultist, Mentalist, but Psychic is the better term for the clairvoyant who can also be telekinetic. Or go WH40K and call it a Psyker

 

[LoganRan]

Di (viner) + (Psych) ic = Diic?

"Behold the mighty power of Diic!"
It's like a free casting of Tasha's Hideous Laughter every time you use it in the presence of a group of hostiles.

 

[Steampunkette]

Seer is a good solid term for this role. But it could also come across in the same way a Medium may, which is communing with the dead. After all it's "Someone with the Sight", you know?

Psychometry is specifically the ability to touch an object and learn about it's history, if that helps. And a Psychometer might be a particular variety of Seer?

For someone only looking to the future you could use Prognosticator. Or Vaticinator if you want to be extra fancy with it.

And if their visions are psychic, but handed down by the gods, there's always Sibyl.

There's also Oracles and Fortune Tellers, or a nice Irish term for the same Spaeman/Spaewoman? Or just go with Palmist/Palm Reader.

And of course such a character would be blessed with the power of Prophecy. But Prophet might hold too much weight.

How about an Augur or Haruspex?

Lots of lovely words!

 

[DemoMonkey]

Brainer.

 

[rgoodbb]

Tele-vision...
Pshycho-path...

Psycher
Prophepath
Craniopath
Kinetiseer
Kinetisooth

 

[Slit518]

Such a good disucssion! I like the back-and-forth as well as the ideas.

 

[Tonguez]

Dirk Gently

He was more reality warper than telekinetic seer wasnt he? He always appeared where he was needed so that things happen as they should