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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Khisanth the Ancient" data-source="post: 4993393" data-attributes="member: 11368">EDIT: Somehow I double posted, so I guess I'll put a different ability here:Chronos [Effect] (Transcendental Ability)Your [Effect] ability wields time as a weapon against your foes.Benefit: The effect contains several different powers, all time-based. First, a catastrophic space-time warp deals 2d6 chronal damage per hit die of the effect, which repeats each round for a number of rounds equal to your divine rank. Secondly, the immense weight of the ages, which turns all things to dust, catches up with the effect's victim, equivalent to a powerful disintegrate effect (4d6 damage per hit die of the effect, reduced to 1/8 on a successful Fortitude save). Thirdly, the target's memory is wiped away, inflicting a loss of 2d1000 experience points per hit die of the effect. Finally, the victim is slowed for 1 round per divine rank of the deity.e.g. A First One (300 Hit Dice) taking Chronos Breath would gain a breath weapon dealing 150d6 chronal damage (which repeats for each of the next 48 rounds), 300d6 disintegration damage, 150d1000 experience points, and the victim is slowed for 48 rounds.Special: This effect can be taken multiple times, and its effects stack. Each time it is taken it either applies to a different effect, or to the same effect as follows:Taken twice = Superior Chronos [Effect], original effect doubled.Taken three times = Greater Chronos [Effect], original effect tripled.Taken four times = Perfect Chronos [Effect], original effect quadrupled.Taken five times = Chronos Mastery, use any type of Chronos effect at the Perfect level.Taken six times = Uncanny Chronos Mastery, use any type of Chronos effect at the Perfect level, and shape area effects to only affect those you wish to target.</blockquote>

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