Slander
Explorer
I know there is a disclaimer in the description: distorting apparent time can be confusing to explain. Distorting space I get ... but it seems to me that any time distortion would result in massive combat penalties, especially since its an /illusion/ of time moving faster/slower and not the real thing.
Consider: If a person has an effect that makes him perceive the passage of time more quickly, so that x seconds of perceived time is 6x seconds of real time (Standard Illusion), the effect from the target's perspective would seem like it would be almost akin to (Infuse Time 15 - Burst of Time) cast on everyone except the target. Damn potent for 3 MP. And honestly, I can't even grasp how someone would perceive 6 seconds of illusionary time in a real second.
So, rather than try and explain it, does anyone have an example spell utilizing Illusion Time? If I can get an idea of what the intended effect is supposed to be, that may help me realign my thinking. Thanks.
Consider: If a person has an effect that makes him perceive the passage of time more quickly, so that x seconds of perceived time is 6x seconds of real time (Standard Illusion), the effect from the target's perspective would seem like it would be almost akin to (Infuse Time 15 - Burst of Time) cast on everyone except the target. Damn potent for 3 MP. And honestly, I can't even grasp how someone would perceive 6 seconds of illusionary time in a real second.
So, rather than try and explain it, does anyone have an example spell utilizing Illusion Time? If I can get an idea of what the intended effect is supposed to be, that may help me realign my thinking. Thanks.