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Time Shattered

Transformations Designed by JPOsawa • Art by AI generated image

About this transformation

The Time-Shattered are those torn loose from the flow of time

Features

Time Hold

You may spend any amount of Hope to gain the same number of Timeshard token. You can hold up to 4 + Scars shards.

You can make a Spellcasting Roll (12). On a success, you stop the time. While it is stopped, spend a Timeshard after each Duality Roll. If you still have Timeshards, you may keep time frozen.

Flow Instability

While time is stopped:

  • If you roll with Fear, the effect stops unless you spend an extra Timeshard or give the GM an additional Fear.

  • Actions targeting another creature cost an extra Timeshard.

  • If you must spend more than you have, mark a HP per missing Timeshard.

When you make a death move, if you Avoid Death, add your Timeshards to your level when checking for a scar; if you Risk It All, add them to your Fear Die.

Transformation questions

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Transformation

Time Shattered

The Time-Shattered are those torn loose from the flow of time

Time Hold:

You may spend any amount of Hope to gain the same number of Timeshard token. You can hold up to 4 + Scars shards.

You can make a Spellcasting Roll (12). On a success, you stop the time. While it is stopped, spend a Timeshard after each Duality Roll. If you still have Timeshards, you may keep time frozen.

Flow Instability:

While time is stopped:

  • If you roll with Fear, the effect stops unless you spend an extra Timeshard or give the GM an additional Fear.

  • Actions targeting another creature cost an extra Timeshard.

  • If you must spend more than you have, mark a HP per missing Timeshard.

When you make a death move, if you Avoid Death, add your Timeshards to your level when checking for a scar; if you Risk It All, add them to your Fear Die.

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