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<blockquote data-quote="Creeping Death" data-source="post: 56653" data-attributes="member: 253">I own chronomancy too.&nbsp; I love that book.&nbsp; I wouldn't mind a conversion of that book either.&nbsp; Letting the players be able to jump around in time is difficult but not impossible.&nbsp; I like the dimension of time.&nbsp; I would just make it very expensive to cast the spell.&nbsp; 5k gp gem which needs to be crushed and is consumed in the casting or something like that.&nbsp; That would help limit the amount of times a player would time travel.As far as prestige classes... Historian.. Uses scry and some time spell to view a location withing 50 miles up to x centuries in the past.&nbsp; I can see a bunch of different versions of this spell or ability.&nbsp; Able to see and hear, but not interact or effect.Prophet would be another prestige class.&nbsp; They get to view things in the future.&nbsp; other benefits for knowing the future.&nbsp; If the DM does allow players to hop back and forth in time,&nbsp; Then you could have temporal warrior, they master some ancient long lost figthing style or use some futuristic fighting style yet to be invented.Some sort of druid pr that would at high levels be able to revert small sections of land back to its primitive stage before civilized hands touched it, or curse some human lands by aging it to the future where pollution has destroyed the air and ravaged the population, this would keep those settlers at bay.&nbsp; Imagine: the local city has encroached to far onto a druids land... he ages their water supply to the future, now their water is polluted with oil and is making the people sick, or he reverts an acre of the town back 2000 years before humans came into the area... building dissapear and the rocks and vegitation that existed there 2000 years prior appear.Creeping Death</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creeping Death, post: 56653, member: 253"] I own chronomancy too. I love that book. I wouldn't mind a conversion of that book either. Letting the players be able to jump around in time is difficult but not impossible. I like the dimension of time. I would just make it very expensive to cast the spell. 5k gp gem which needs to be crushed and is consumed in the casting or something like that. That would help limit the amount of times a player would time travel. As far as prestige classes... Historian.. Uses scry and some time spell to view a location withing 50 miles up to x centuries in the past. I can see a bunch of different versions of this spell or ability. Able to see and hear, but not interact or effect. Prophet would be another prestige class. They get to view things in the future. other benefits for knowing the future. If the DM does allow players to hop back and forth in time, Then you could have temporal warrior, they master some ancient long lost figthing style or use some futuristic fighting style yet to be invented. Some sort of druid pr that would at high levels be able to revert small sections of land back to its primitive stage before civilized hands touched it, or curse some human lands by aging it to the future where pollution has destroyed the air and ravaged the population, this would keep those settlers at bay. Imagine: the local city has encroached to far onto a druids land... he ages their water supply to the future, now their water is polluted with oil and is making the people sick, or he reverts an acre of the town back 2000 years before humans came into the area... building dissapear and the rocks and vegitation that existed there 2000 years prior appear. Creeping Death [/QUOTE]

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