A spell created by the ancient arcane practitioner Soveillis Inil. After years of study attempting to obtain a glimpse of the immortality held by the Gods of the realm, Soveillis finally uncovered the truth: The Gods are not immortal but are capable of manipulation of time and space so as to appear in all places and times at once.
Once per week this spell can be cast to create one of the following effects:
-- You can travel instantaneously to any location of your choosing to within 5 ft of accuracy. If it's a location you've never been to, the DM will determine where you arrive. You cannot arrive in a location that is physically occupied by another character or object. There is no change in time with this iteration of the spell.
-- You can travel instantaneously to any time of your choosing to within 1 minute of accuracy. This can be in the past or future. If changes in topography over time will affect your ability to appear in the exact location where the spell was originally cast, then the DM will decide where you arrive.
-- You can turn back the sands of time. You remove or add any amount of time to your lifespan or to the creature upon whom the spell is cast.
Each time this spell is cast a small portion of one's soul withers away (1/10 th). For every portion lost your hit point maximum permanently drops by 5. You must also roll a d6. On a 1-2 your wisdom ability score drops by 1. On a 3-4 your intelligence ability score drops by 1. On a 5 your dexterity score drops by 1. On a 6 you do not suffer any ill-effects.
If this spell is cast 10 times by a single arcane practitioner, then that character's soul is forfeit. The caster suffers the same fate that all Gods will one day suffer: they are consumed by The Chained Oblivion. The caster ceases to exist entirely, consumed by the eternal darkness of Tharizdun.