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I'll probably reskin him as a fallen demi-deity who's trying to re-ascend by amassing divine energy through his cult and draining artifacts and patron deities (a 20-level class version of the IH's various templates and portfolios [yeah, I've been creating the playable class version of the...

Really nice, I'll probably use him as a final boss for a campaign or one-shot (after reducing his AC a bit and some small hit and damage nerfs).

Absolutely yes :)

Glad you liked it. I considered while recreating to give it Abrogate (Slipstream as a bonus) and x2 hp multiplier but figured it would be too much for that level and abandoned the idea.

Time Killer (upgraded) A mighty automaton stands before your eyes. Made of silvery metal and shaped like an elf, it appears to be gazing somewhere in the air, as if seeing things you don't notice. Suddenly there is a glow and it disappears. Beyond Alignment (N) Large construct (extraplanar...

Yes, block only Time Dilation, not a Transtemporal

Do I possibly put that within the Time Zone area, it blocks the Time Dilation of all enemies? As usual, all creatures with Slipstream are immune to his temporal abilities (hence 99% of his sheet, including Unmaking).

So the problem is that it has too much stuff and too powerful for such a level, right? Increase hit dice to 100 and put him as an opponent for high intermediate deities and low greater deities?

No, Time Conduit is a level 9th spell. It is not epic because it was created specifically to be given to mortals as a "sweet" so that they didn't try to get too far into the maze of time. It does not allow you to change history. The epic version that really makes you travel through time and...

Because It is not immune to antimagic field. 75% of it's powers are Supernatural. The combo I thought to kill it is to use time stop (mythic if possible to bring the whole party after you) to remove his Eternal and then use mythic antimagic field on the ignorant barbarian/melee excluding...

A thing from my setting that intervenes when someone tries to change history by traveling through time without permission. Time Killer CR 35 A mighty automaton stands before your eyes. Made of silvery metal and shaped like an elf, it appears to be gazing somewhere in the air, as if seeing...

I don't remember the full build as it was years ago. I remember it was maximized empowered (no level increase thanks to the maximized rod and its specialization that reduced the cost of empowered down to 0), thanks to the bloodline it added extra damage for each dice of damage, used d8s instead...

It is. I specified that my version is much stronger and designed for an EXTREMELY optimized party. It is calibrated on my party in which I am used to seeing without too many problems already at level 14-15 that damage (at level 13 the fighter did about 500 damage with a full attack and the...

Imo is to weak. My dragon paragon class start at 1d6 at level 1 + 1d6 every 2 levels thereafter with 1 minute cooldown and no use per day limit, go to d8 at level 8 with 1d6+2 rounds, and d10 at level 16 with 1d4 rounds. At 20th it become 1d12 x level with 1d4 rounds cooldown.

Antidivine Sneak Attack [Divine] You are expert at eviscerating the gods. Prerequisites: Sneak Attack 10d6, Deicide Portfolio. Benefit: Half your sneak attack damage is treated as antidivine damage and therefore not inhibited by beings with immunity to critical hits (bur that part deal no damage...

I know it and played. It's very nice but has some problems: the first is that some Draconic Essences (the "heritage" that channel you towards a specific type of dragon such as umbral or red) on the d20pfsrd version are not present (such as these Gluttonous—Alignment: chaotic evil; Energy: fire...

I'm sorry to give you bad news, the "original" version attracts me little or nothing. I consider him quite flat. He is super strong. End. Go fighter 20 with some barbarian levels or vice versa and squish the Quasi-Deity template on top of him. If I ever build Gilgamesh I'll make the Fate version...

Original version of the Necromancer of the Northwest (Necromancers of the Northwest) Flesh-Eating Beast Template Flesh-eating beasts are animals, magical beasts, and vermins which normally eschew meat, but have taken up a carnivorous diet, especially one including intelligent creatures. This...

2d6 per level (like a disintegration) for the area and 3d6 per level (like a mythic disintegration) for the single target? With still a Reflex for half, obviously.

Happy you will use it! The 20 per level is single target with a Reflex for half (and potentially evasion or improved evasion) but yes it is pretty a lot. Can only be used a number of times per day equal to 3+Cha but cut the last sentence. Edited.