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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clay_More" data-source="post: 719545" data-attributes="member: 9813">Hmmm, seems there are enough weapon / armor qualities to make a book solely for that purpose....Armor of ChronoduplicationThis armor allows the wearer to transport himself forward in time, for a short moment only. For the next 1d4+2 rounds, the wearer dissappears. Yet, after the rounds have expired, two duplicates of the wearer appear at the location where the wearer dissappeared. The wearer has effectively transported himself forward in time to join his future self in the fight. One of the duplicates will dissappear after the same number of rounds have passed, as the time during which he was not present. Since the duplicate is effectively the wearers past self, any damage taken will be transfered to him. Thus, using the special ability makes the wearer able of performing two actions at once, yet make him vulnerable to Area of Effect spells, since he will effectively take double damage if both himself and his Chronoduplicate is affected.</blockquote>