Tempus

Tempus Wizards are masters of their own lives, however short they may be. They have mastered their lives so well that they know the exact date in which they will die of old age and natural causes. However, they can use this time to their advantage, choosing to take time off of their lifespan to obtain bursts of great power, while aging themselves in the process.

They have a set Lifespan, indicative of their race's Average Lifespan, or of a roll of 1d100, determined by your Dungeon Master. This number is your Years. Years are spent using Tempus Wizard Features to increase your potential in combat. Should you ever run out of Years, roll a d12. This is how many more months you have till you die of old age. The less Years you have, the older your character begins to look.

Time Sacrifice

At 2nd level, you have learned to exchange your lifespan in order to fortify yourself against harm. By exchanging 2 years of your lifespan, your nimbleness and resilience increase, giving your Armour class a bonus of +2 for the next 24 Hours.

Tactical Time

Starting at 2nd level, your keen ability to read the future allows you to act quickly in battle. By exchanging 1 Year, you can give yourself a advantage on initiative rolls, as well as a bonus to your initiative rolls equal to your Intelligence modifier

Temporal Adjustment

Starting at 6th level, resting restores life unto your body, de-aging you, and restoring the timeline. Every Long Rest you complete restores a number of Years equal to your Level.

Time Dilation

Beginning at 10th level, the years left on your soul begin awakening, allowing you to channel them into your magic.

You may exchange Years to regain spell slots, where the amount of years is equal to the level of the spell slot restored.

Reflections

At 14th level, your Time Sacrifice also comes with additional benefits, such as granting you the surest aim with your magics. When you use your Time Sacrifice feature, you may spend an additional 2 years to increase your Spellcasting To-Hit Modifier by 2