You touch an item and turn back the time on that item. Depending on how long you concentrate on the spell depends on the effectiveness of the spell
10 mins: restores an item to a usable but severally diminished condition (magic effect reduced by 75%)
30 mins: restores an item to a usable but slightly diminished condition (magic effect reduced by 25%)
1 hour: restores an item to its condition in it’s prime (receive 1 level of exhaustion)
2 hours: restores an item to its original condition before any magic was placed upon it. (Receive’s an additional level of exhaustion)
3 hours: The item is annihilated and can not be brought back into the world. Not even with a wish spell. (Receive’s an additional level of exhaustion)
Upon annihilation make an arcana check, this check will be the dc to try to reform it as an item destroyed this way may be reformed with a wish spell with-in a 24 hour time period of when it was destroyed. If you are the one that is attempting to restore the item you may make the arcana check with advantage. Anyone else that attempts this and they where not there with you when you casted the spell they must make their role with disadvantage otherwise if they where with you when the spell was casted they make their check as a straight role. If the attempt to reform this item is a failure or the time limit is reached the item is lost forever and no one can ever return it.
When cast at a 5th level or higher the time to reach the designated limit is reduced by 15% per spell level used.
5th Level spell slot expended: 15% time reduction
6th Level spell slot expended: 30% time reduction
7th Level spell slot expended: 45% time reduction
8th Level spell slot expended: 60% time reduction
9th Level spell slot expended: 75% time reduction
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