Pillars of Time (5e Spell)
| 9th-level Conjuration (ritual) | |
| Casting time: | 1 action |
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| Range: | 120 feet |
| Components: | S, V, M, Holy Symbol or Diviners Stone, and 4 gems equaling to 1000gp each |
| Duration: | Instantaneous |
You chant the Astral words for Time, Fate, Epoch, Aeon, Young, and Old as you wave your hand in the direction which you are casting the spell at. A 20-foot radius circle appears, surrounded by 6 pillars, centred at a point within range, every creature within this 20-foot circle must make a Wisdom saving throw on a success the creature is considered restrained, on a failure the creature must roll a d6 and suffer an effect described by that number:
- 1: Time
The creatures' time seems to flow slowly while everything else continues at its normal rate. The affected creature's speed is halved and can only take one action in a turn (i.e. it can move or attack) for rounds equal to your Wisdom modifier. The creature also takes your 20d6 force damage.
- 2: Epoch
The creature is ripped through time to the start of the Universe, it experiences the mass release of energy that surges through its body, it takes 25d6 radiant damage.
- 3: Young
The creature's body is forced through a rapid de-ageing process, it rolls a d4 the following effects happen depending on the number rolled
1-2 The creature is aged to Young (-1 to all mental skills, +1 to Dexterity)
3-4 The creature is aged to Child (-2 to all mental skills, +2 to Dexterity)
- 4: Old
The creature's body is forced through a rapid ageing process, it rolls a d4 the following effects happen depending on the number rolled
1 The creature is aged to Middle Age (-1 to all physical skills, +1 to all mental skills)
2 The creature is aged to Old (-2 to all physical skills, +1 to all mental skills)
3 The creature is aged to Venerable (-3 to all physical skills, +2 to all mental skills)
4 The creature is aged to Maximum age, it must make a constitution save on a fail the creature has died of old age.
- 5: Aeon
The creature is petrified and must make a Constitution saving throw, on a failure the stone form of the creature weathers and cracks up falling to the floor in multiple parts.
- 6: Fate
The creature gets a glimpse at its end, the creature is now frightened and must now make an Intelligence saving throw, on a failure the creature takes 25d6 necrotic damage or half as much on a success.
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