Time itself attempts to freeze around a creature you can see within range, locking it away for eternity.
The target must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or become paralyzed for the duration. Creatures immune to the paralyzed condition are not immune to the effects of this spell and instead have Epic advantage on saving throws against it. At the end of each of its turns, a paralyzed creature can attempt a Wisdom saving throw, suppressing the paralyzed condition on a success.
On each of your turns, if a creature affected by this spell is not paralyzed, you may use your action to force it to attempt a Wisdom saving throw, becoming paralyzed by the spell on a failure.
When you cast this spell as a ritual, its casting time is increased to 1 minute. When you cast the spell in this manner, its duration becomes permanent. Additionally, while paralyzed by the spell in this manner, the target is frozen in time and does not age or need to eat, drink, or breathe. At the end of every thousand years, a paralyzed creature can attempt a Wisdom saving throw, ending the spell’s effects on a success.
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