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|prereqs=Must be able to cast 2nd level spells
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|benefit=As long as you have a divination spell of 2nd level or higher available to cast, you have accurate premonitions about the words and reactions of those around you. This allows you to predict the next thing any speaker words that would come out of someone mouth, or their reaction to one of your arguments. You can perfectly anticipate a reply, as long as you can focus on the conversation, allowing you to hear is about to say (within a reply before the same round)words are even said. This grants you a +2 insight bonus on [[SRD:Diplomacy Skill|Diplomacy]] and [[SRD:Sense Motive|Sense Motive]], this bonus increases to +4 if as well the benefits of wearing a [https://aonprd.com/MagicWondrousDisplay.aspx?FinalName=Headband%20of%20Social%20Competence Headband of Social Competence]. If you have a have a divination spell of 5th level or higher available to cast. This has other benefits, such as allowing you this bonus increases to hear a reply that would have been interrupted by an attack and so on. Additionally you may interrupt a speaker, telling them what they were about to say. The speaker is allowed a [[Will]] save (DC 10 + the level of the highest divination spell you have available to cast) + your casting ability modifier. On a failed save, the speaker says the words you were about to reveal and then become [[SRD:Dazed|Dazed]] in surprise, this lasts until they are next attacked or until the start of their next turn, whichever happens first. On a successful save the speaker is able to refrain from speaking, or to say his piece without consequence. Once targeted by this ability, a creature is immune to further attempts for 1 week, This is a mind-affecting effect and language-dependent effect4.
This feat only functions against creatures capable of being perceived by divination effects. As a secondary benefit, you gain a +1 competence bonus to your caster level when casting divination spells with the [mind-affecting] descriptor.