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The Elemental Dimension

of Magic

SPELLS OF TIME

The Elemental Dimension of Magic –

Spells of Time

Every society has warriors. The warriors of the

Jeshatan are their mages that specialize in the

magic of time. This twelfth school outlines their

most martial tradition, with spells that at the

same time can be useful for anyone seeking a

greater understanding of the mysteries of the

cosmos.

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: 200 feet +20 feet/level of the caster

Effect: Creates a cloud of time shards which

do damage.

Duration: Instant

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: Yes

This spell creates a cloud of extremely sharp

time shards which immediately do 2d6 damage

to any target within the area of effect, ignoring

all Damage Reduction of any kind.

Furthermore, a caster can attempt to mentally

direct the shards to concentrate on a single

target instead of the area of effect, but must

make a DC30 spellcraft check to do so. If they

succeed, they do damage to a single target in

the amount of 1d10+1 for every rank of spell

craft that the caster possesses, also ignoring

Damage reduction. If the caster fails the skill

check, the spell does no damage whatsoever.

Spells of Time

Time Scry

Divination [Time]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 1

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: Self

Effect: Allows caster to see into the past.

Duration: 1 round/level

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

Greater Time Scry

Divination [Time]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 4

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: Self

Effect: Allows caster to see into the past or

future.

Duration: 20 Minutes

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

This spell allows the caster to see back into the

past, up to one round per level of the caster.

The abilities of the caster to see what occurred

are exactly the same as the Scry spell, save

that it is in the past and in the immediate

location of the caster only.

Synchronize.

Enchantment [Imbuement]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 2

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: Touch

Effect: Allows target to have perfect timing.

Duration: 1 round/level

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

This spell allows the caster to scry up to 20

minutes within a 24 hour period, in either the

future or the past. The caster must choose a

specific time for the casting of the spell. When

gazing into the past, the caster will see what

happened exactly as it occurred. There is no

sound. When gazing into the future, it only

shows the most probably future at the time the

spell is cast. The GM should feel fre to allow

the future to change, since the very act of

observing the future will change it, as can any

number of other different factors.

This spell provides a variable +2 Time Bonus

to an attack roll, skill roll, saving throw or

attribute check for one minute per level of the

caster. The spell surrounds the target of the

spell in a pale aura that helps them to have a

perfect sense of time. The bonus can only

apply to one specific type of roll at a time.

Quantum Jackpot.

Divination [Time]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 5

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: Self

Timeshards.

Conjuration [Time]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 3

Components: V, S

Effect: Allows caster to see into variable

futures.

Duration: 1 round/level

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

Material Component: A bottle worth 1000 gp

and imbued with 20 XP.

Whirlwind of Time

Alteration [Time/Transmutation]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 7

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: 400 ft plus 40 ft/level of caster

Effect: Replaces a creature with a close

equivalent from an Alternate Prime Material

Plane.

Duration: Permanent

Saving Throw: Reflex

Spell Resistance: Yes

This spell allows the caster to ask one question

per three levels of the caster (three at 9th, 4 at

12th etc). This spell functions in many ways

similar to Time Scry, save that instead of the

most probably future, it shows the most

probable future given the question asked by

the caster. The caster may use one word per

level of spell craft they have to ask the

question. The future shown is still the most

probably, but is in now way guaranteed to

happen.

A creature that fails its saving throw is instantly

banished to a random alternate prime material

plane, and replaced with the closest that plane

has to offer. This spell does not work on

outsiders. The replaced individual is identical

to the old, save in a randomly different way.

Roll 1d5 to determine how many changes there

are. Roll 1d6 on the following table to see the

results of each change.

Time in a Bottle.

Alteration [Time/Transmutation]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 6

Components: V, S, M

Casting Time: 1 Action

Range: 400 ft plus 40 ft/level of caster

Effect: Copies a moment of time in a bottle.

Duration: Until Used/1 Round

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

1-2 Change in alignment. (On a 1d10 roll 1-2

shift toward Lawful. 3-4 Shift toward Chaotic.

5-6 Shift toward Neutral. 7-8 Shift toward

Good. 9-10 Shift Toward Evil.)

This spell preserves a moment of time within a

20x20 area inside a specially prepared

container. Until opened, this moment remains

preserved. When the bottle is opened, several

effects occur. Any spell effects in the area are

recast, to the extent that they existed in the

spell (such as a small amount of the edge of a

fireball). Any creatures that could fit in the

space of the area originally captured are also

recreated (thus a troll throwing a rock at the

time of the spell would appear throwing the

rock). Any environmental conditions captures

are also recreated. No effect from the

captured moment will take place outside of the

area affected. The moment only copies, it

does not erase. Thus, the troll used in the

example above would be magically recreated,

but not disappear when the spell is cast. Any

solid objects in the spells area of effect (upon

release) that existed before will simply be

unaffected by the opened moment. Living or

undead creatures will be fully affected by

whatever occurs during the moment. This

effect lasts for one round only.

3-4 Gain/Loose 1-3 on a Random Attribute.

(Roll 1d6 1-3 Gain. 4-6 Lose.) (Roll 1d6 1

Strength, 2 Dexterity. 3 Constitution. 4

Wisdom. 5 Intelligence. 6 Charisma.)

5-6 If humanoid, their primary class or

profession shifts to another. A monk becomes

a paladin, or a wizard becomes a fighter. For a

non humanoid, its feats are randomly rerolled,

or else it does not change. If the DM does not

want to randomly roll using a table from the

appropriate book, they should simply choose a

new one.

The new creature will have a history and

memories that both match and at the same

time are radically different from the original.

Worlds Beyond Number

Alteration [Time/Transportation]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 8

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Hour

Range: Self

Effect: Transports Caster to an Alternate

Prime Material Plane.

Duration: Instant

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

which he cast the spell but at the location in

which his shadow is presently located (thus, if

he was at the location of a castle populated in

the past, he returns to its the castle rather than

wherever he cast the spell.)

Epic Spells

Preservation of Vitality (10 th Circle)

Alteration (Time)

Spellcraft DC: 42

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Hour

Range: 10 Miles per level of the caster

Effect: Moves a large amount of territory into

the future.

Duration: 10 Years/Level

Saving Throw: Will

Spell Resistance: Yes

This spell transports one living target to an

alternate prime material plane. If the name

and location is known well, this is sufficient. If

an object from a desired destination is present,

that is also sufficient. If neither of these is

available, the caster may make a one word

directive statement per level they possess.

This spell causes the caster to appear at a

random location on the alternate prime as

determined by the GM.

To Develop: Only the Jeshatan know their

own rituals, which involve techniques and

magics long lost to Mortals. A tome with the

spells of the Jeshatan might contain the

secrets of the ritual, but a mage would never

easily be able to easily create them on their

own. Even if they could create a spell that has

a similar effect, it would use entirely different

techniques. The Jeshatan would hunt down

and kill anyone else who ever obtained this

rite.

Shadows of the Past

Divination [Time/Transportation]

Level: Wizard/Sorcerer 9

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Hour

Range: Self

Effect: Transports Backward in Time to view it

in greater detail

Duration: 1 Day/Hour

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

This spell moves a circle of 1 mile in radius per

level of the caster up to 10 years into the future

per level of the caster. All creatures caught

within the area affected are entitled to a saving

throw to avoid being sent, however all non

sentient creatures or organisms are moved

without the ability to resist. While the ritual is

going on, all creatures in the affected area

instantly become aware of what is going on

and the consequences if they are caught in the

affected region. Those that fail their saving

throw are moved forward in time up to the

desired length chosen by the caster. The area

left behind is barren, as if scooped up from the

Earth itself. Any structures, plants, buildings

etc that remain on the grounds of the area

when the affected area returns must make a

Fortitude Check of DC 20 or be destroyed.

Transported creatures and buildings instantly

appear entirely intact. Creatures in the area

that is reappearing are simply moved

harmlessly via magic towards the nearest area

that would not be harmful to them. A

This spell sends the caster back into the past

as a shadow that is invisible and undetectable

by all but Greater Gods. The caster may move

as if ethereal but does not even show up or

interact with that plane. In this state, the caster

is able to hear, see, smell and touch anything

as if he were actually present. The caster may

examine any period in the past up to 10 years

per caster level. When the spell is cast, the

caster immediately is transported back to the

same location from which he cast the spell, but

may subsequently move wherefrom. The

caster may cast divination spells such as

Detect Thoughts in such a state, though the

target is entitled to a saving throw. If the

subject makes their saving throw, they are not

affected by the spell, and if still living at the

time of the caster instantly become aware of

the fact that this action was attempted. The

caster does not need to eat or drink in this

state. When the spell is over, the caster is

instantly transported to the same moment in

successful Epic Dispel in this area will bring the

area out of its drift in time and return it to the

world before the end of the spell. Otherwise,

all creatures in the affected area effectively

transport the distance through time

instantaneously.

the caster at will by the caster with no

problems at all. However, anything so moved

through time instantly takes 4 hit points

damage regardless of Damage Resistance.

Reweave the Skein (12 th circle)

Spellcraft DC: 545

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Hour

Range: 10 Miles per level of the caster

Effect: Allows a caster to go back and alter

time.

Duration: 1d10 Days

Saving Throw: No

Spell Resistance: N/A

Greater Time Stop (11 th circle)

Spellcraft DC: 79

Components: V, S

Casting Time: 1 Hour

Range: Personal

Effect: Extended Timestop

Duration: 1d4+1 Hours

Saving Throw: Fortitude

Spell Resistance: Yes

To Develop: Only the Jeshatan know their

own rituals, which involve techniques and

magics long lost to Mortals. A tome with the

spells of the Jeshatan might contain the

secrets of the ritual, but a mage would never

easily be able to easily create them on their

own. Even if they could create a spell that has

a similar effect, it would use entirely different

techniques. The Jeshatan would hunt down

and kill anyone else who ever obtained this

rite.

To Develop: Only the Jeshatan know their

own rituals, which involve techniques and

magics long lost to Mortals. A tome with the

spells of the Jeshatan might contain the

secrets of the ritual, but a mage would never

easily be able to easily create them on their

own. Even if they could create a spell that has

a similar effect, it would use entirely different

techniques. The Jeshatan would hunt down

and kill anyone else who ever obtained this

rite.

This spell alters the flows of time and fate itself,

and allows the caster to go back into the past

to actually alter it. First, it should be noted that

all Deities on the plane are instantly aware of

this transportation to the past and are able to

directly intervene to stop it if they are able to

grant spells to clerics on the plane.

Furthermore, any changes made to the plane

do not affect Deities or Outsiders in any way.

Once the spell is cast, the caster may travel up

to 20 years back into the past per caster level.

If the caster changes the past in a way that

causes his own existence to be questioned,

then he instantly loses 5 levels and is transport

immediately back to the present, in which all

changes made by the spell are undone. This

spell only allows the caster to exist in the past

for 1d10 days, after which he is thrust back to

the present. This spell costs 20,000 XP to

cast.

This spell functions exactly the same as

Time

Stop

save in two important ways. First, the

duration of the spell is significantly increased.

Second, the caster may actually move objects

within the spell by grabbing hold of them. First,

any creature that the caster attempts to affect

are entitled to a Fortitude save. Those that

succeed are instantly made immune from any

further attempts to move them. Those that fail

are held immobile but may be moved by the

caster to any location the caster can reach

within the duration of the spell. A creature thus

moved has no equivalent weight and is entirely

indestructible vs. the caster in this state. Thus,

the caster may not cast damaging spells or

inflict any direct bodily harm upon the creature

whatsoever. The caster may, however, move

the creature to a location that is extremely

dangerous for it once the Greater Time Stop is

ended (such as hundreds of feet into the air,

over boiling lava, into daylight etc). Creatures

that are larger than the caster receive a +10

bonus per size category difference to their

save to resist the effects of the spell. Non-

living, non sentient objects may be moved by

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