Look beyond illusion. Reach into possibility. Decide what becomes real.

Veiled Shadowseers are sorcerers who perceive the uncertainty beneath the world. Where others see fixed truths, they sense concealed possibilities, unrealized futures, and the fragile assumptions upon which certainty rests.

Their magic reaches beyond conventional illusion. A Shadowseer can expose magical falsehoods, see through supernatural darkness, disappear from the world’s notice, and influence fate during the brief moment before an outcome becomes certain.

This 31-page, 5E-compatible supplement includes:

• The complete Veiled Shadowseer Sorcerer subclass, with features at levels 3, 6, 14, and 18
• An expanded selection of always-prepared spells centered on illusion, concealment, and uncertain fate
• Abilities for detecting illusions, twisting important rolls, evading attacks, and revealing concealed creatures
• High-level powers that allow the Shadowseer to walk within the Veil and recover truthful echoes of past events
• Detailed lore exploring the Veil, its uncertain origins, and the place of Shadowseers within Khassid
• Character-building tables for Awakening, Conviction, Anchor, and Complication
• “The Continuity of the Archipelago,” an original introductory story set in Morgdhav City
• Jerric Cylamir, a developed 8th-level Shadowseer ready for use as an NPC, ally, operative, or player-character reference

The Veiled Shadowseer is suited to players who enjoy illusion, investigation, hidden truths, tactical defense, and subtly altering events at their most decisive moments.

An illusionist hides what is real.

A Veiled Shadowseer decides what counts as real.

Format: Digital PDF
Length: 31 pages
Rules Compatibility: 5E / SRD 5.2.1
Publication Status: Playtest Material

Playtest material may be revised following balance review, rules evaluation, and feedback from actual play. Players should consult their Game Master before using this subclass

Tags: Sorcerer, Subclass, Player Options, 5E Compatible, Veiled Shadowseer, Illusion, Fate, Divination, Tales of Khassid, Playtest