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The Fortune Teller is a unique NPC that can always be found in Club Escapade when it’s open at night inPersona 3 Reload.Elizabeth will give a request that asks players to try out the Fortune Teller to see if what they claim is true.
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Sitting with the Fortune Teller and having them make a prediction will alter Tartarus before you enter, allowing players to get more out of a trip. There are some limitations on what the Fortune Teller can do, as their effects are quite powerful.
Updated by Peter Hunt Szpytek on July 26, 2025:This guide has been updated to include a video version (featured above.)
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How To Use The Fortune Teller
The Fortune Teller is found in Club Escapade, and theirreadings affect Tartarus for only that night,and interacting with the Fortune Tellerwon’t pass the time.After selecting which service the player wants, head into Tartarus to see the effects of what they predicted. The Fortune Teller canonly use each service once between eachfull moon,forcing players to space out how often the Teller is used. By progressing the story, more fortunes will become available to use. The options for the Fortune Teller are:
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How To Enter Club Escapade
The Fortune Teller isfound in Club Escapade in Palownia Mall,which can’t be entered at the beginning of the game. To enter, players mustrank up their couragebut only by one rank.Easy ways to rank up your courage earlier in the game are by eating at Wild Duck Burger and eating theMysterious Burger, completing theBig Eater Challenge,or singing Karaoke at Paulownia Mall.
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