College of Time

D12

Effect

1

Nothing Happens

2

Roll on the Negative Effects Table

3

Roll on the Weird Effects Table

4

Roll on the Cosmetic Effects Table

5

Roll on the Cosmetic Effects Table

6

Roll on the Positive Effects Table

7

Roll on the Negative Effects Table

8

Roll on the Cosmetic Effects Table

9

Nothing Happens. You may revert any changes that these tables may have given you.

10

Reroll on this table twice ignoring results of a 10 *

11

Roll on the Weird Effects Table

12

Roll on the Positive Effects Table

D20

Effect

1

At the beginning of your turns, start rolling death saves, even if you are still alive and well. These stop if you succeed or fail three times. Nothing can stop these death saves. These reset if you go unconscious during this time or your HP hits 0.

2

You gain two levels of exhaustion. 

3

You become paralyzed for one turn. (Or one minute out of combat)

4

You become blinded for the next 1d4 turns. (1d4 hours out of combat)

5

You are under the effects of a silence spell for the next 1d6 turns. (1d6 hours out of combat)

6

You gain very bad tinnitus for the next 1d6 turns. During that time, you are deafened. (1d6 hours out of combat)

7

You recall a traumatic memory from your past or a detrimental intrusive thought. Your mind is affixed on this memory or thought. You gain disadvantage on the next four attack, ability, or saving throw rolls. This memory or thought goes away after the four rolls are resolved.

8

Your legs become frozen in time. You are restrained until you pass a DC20 Constitution saving throw at the start of your turn. This DC decreases by 2 for every failed attempt.

9

You recall a past memory or intrusive thought that makes you hesitate. Until your next turn, you cannot take reactions, you have disadvantage on saving throws, and enemies have advantage on all attack rolls against you.

10

You gain a massive nosebleed and must forgo your next 1d2 turns to stop it.

11

You gain one level of exhaustion.

12

You take the form of a less protected version of yourself. You gain vulnerability to all damage for the next 1d4 turns. (1d4 minutes out of combat)

13

Your nearest (<500 ft.) enemy appears to be the most beautiful creature in the world to you. For the next 1d6 turns, you are charmed by them. If there are no enemies, you are charmed by your nearest ally. During this time you follow your ally’s every order. You remember all of the commands your ally did after the charm has ended. (1d6 minutes out of combat)

14

You gain a massive headache and become incapacitated for the next 1d2 turns. (1d2 minutes out of combat)

15

You are knocked prone, it takes all of your movement to get up.

16

You suffer so much fatigue from time travel you become unconscious. 

17

Your nearest (<500 ft.) enemy appears to be an extremely terrifying aberration to you. For the next 1d6 turns, you are frightened by them. If there are no nearby enemies, you are frightened by your nearest ally. During this your ally automatically succeeds any intimidation checks on you. (1d6 minutes out of combat)

18

You are under the effects of a confusion spell for the next 1d6 turns. (1 minute out of combat)

19

You become stunned for one turn. (One minute out of combat)

20

Reroll on the Time Inspiration Table using your bardic inspiration die. Rerolling a 6 or 12.

D20

Effect

1

Roll on the Time Inspiration Table using your bardic inspiration die at the start of each of your turns for the next minute, ignoring this on subsequent rolls if you roll on the Weird Effects Table. (1 minute = 10 rolls outside of combat)

2

You temporarily stop existing for the next 1d6+1 turns. When you reappear, no one remembers anything about you for that time frame, including yourself. (1d6+1 minutes out of combat)

3

Everyone in your party swaps bodies with one another. This effect lasts for 1d10 days. Everyone retains their consciousness but does not learn anything new about that person. Party members exchange character sheets with one another during this time. If there is an odd number of members in your party, one member swaps bodies with an NPC of the DMs choice.

4

You become an exact copy of a random party member for one day, retaining your consciousness and learning everything about that person.

5

A dead friendly entity of DMs choice appears 20 feet away from you. You and your party are the only ones who can see this individual. You can touch them and interact with them as if they were really alive. They can even help you in combat. This individual exists for 1 minute (10 rounds) before vanishing away.

6

Your alignment completely changes to an entirely different alignment either by a random d8 roll or DMs choice. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

7

You catch a vision of the future. The DM tells you what the vision was and how long far into the future it is.

8

You lose all of your belongings and appear naked. Your belongings are 10d10ft. away from you in a random direction.

9

You become an exact copy of a random NPC for one day, retaining your consciousness and learning everything about that person.

10

You see reality warping around you and a party member of DMs choice ceases to exist and must create an entirely new character. They reappear in the same space as their old character and everyone remembers the new character as if they were here the entire time, except for you. The old character no longer exists to the minds of anyone, even the most powerful of deities, except for you. The next three times you roll this effect, ignore it and reroll on this table.

11

A dead entity of an enemy you and your party has slain in the past of DMs choice appears 20 feet away from you. You and your party are the only ones who can see this entity. You immediately start an encounter with them or add them to the initiative count. This entity exists for 1 minute (10 rounds) before vanishing away. You do not gain an experience from this entity.

12

Your backstory changes to an entirely different backstory. This new backstory did not occur in real life and is all completely fabricated. Your background changes to a different background, modifying any proficiencies. Talk with your DM about this new background. There might be story elements thrown into the campaign of you learning about your real backstory. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

13

You temporarily stop existing to everyone around you for 1d4 turns. During this time you exist outside of the timeline, seeing everything that occurs during this time and retaining that knowledge. When you reappear everyone seems confused and suddenly remembers who you are. No one remembers anything about you for that time frame except for you. (1d4 minutes out of combat)

14

You turn into a green gelatinous version of yourself. You are considered petrified but instead have only 2% of your original weight, you are transparent, squishy, and do not have resistance to all damage at this time. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

15

You become an exact copy of a random enemy for one day, retaining your consciousness and learning everything about that person.

16

Your mind is stuck in a time loop. During this time your body appears to be in suspended animation. You are untargetable and everything travels through you as if you were a ghost. This time loop lasts an entire minute. After this time loops ends, you gain an “Indefinite Madness” flaw. (DMG pg.260)

17

A portal to the astral plane appears and you, your party, and any nearby (<100 ft.) NPCs/enemies gets swallowed up by the portal. You all are stuck there.

18

A massive temporal anomaly swallows you up and your party. Roll a d20. On a 15 or below, restart the encounter. On a 16 or above, you all travel forward in time with the encounter already won. (Outside of combat this restarts an entire day or fast forwards an entire day)

19

Travel (1d10)d100 years into the past. You are stuck there for 1d6 years. It only appears as that many minutes to your party in the present. The DM tells you what happened during that time.*

20

Roll on the Cosmetic Effects Table

D20

Effect

1

Nothing Happens.

2

You become a different race at random or of DMs choice. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

3

Roll a d10. Your height changes by a number of inches equal to the roll. If the roll is odd, you shrink. If the roll is even, you grow.

4

Your skin turns a vibrant shade of DMs choice. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

5

You grow a beard and mustache. Any attempt to save it off grows it right back. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

6

You become the opposite sex you were assigned at birth. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

7

You grow an additional arm. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

8

Roll a d10. Your age changes by a number of years equal to the roll. If the roll is odd, you get younger (minimum 1 year old). If the roll is even, you get older.

9

Your clothes become those of a different gender expression of DMs choice.

10

You become extremely skinny. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

11

You become very demonic, gaining an intimidating infernal appearance The DM may give a benefit or detriment with this appearance such as a once a day fire-based spell. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

12

Roll a d6. For the next minute, your size increases by one size category if the roll was even and decreases by one size category if the roll was odd.

13

You become overweight. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

14

Your hair grows down to the bottom of your back. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

15

You become bald. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

16

You become aquatic looking. The DM may give a benefit or detriment with this appearance such as a swim speed. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

17

You become a changeling in its original changeling form with no way to shapechange. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

18

You appear very godly, gaining a gleaming celestial appearance. The DM may give a benefit or detriment with this appearance such as a flying speed. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

19

You gain the appearance of a random anthropomorphic animal version of yourself. The DM may give a benefit or detriment with this appearance such as an improved unarmed strike. A spell such as remove curse can end this effect.

20

Nothing Happens. Revert any cosmetic changes.

D20

Effect

1

Nothing Happens. Revert any changes a table from the Time Inspiration Table may have given you.

2

Your next attack roll is a critical hit.

3

You become invisible until you attack. Nothing can see this invisibility, not even truesight.

4

You regain spell slot of the last spell you cast.

5

For the next minute, you may cast a spell with a casting action of 1 action as a bonus action.

6

Double the damage of your next attack or spell.

7

You gain the benefits of a Foresight spell for the next 10 minutes.

8

If you die within the next hour, you immediately come back to life as if by the True Resurrection spell.

9

You gain the benefits of a Haste spell. You can cast spells using the extra action.

10

Creatures have disadvantage on saving throws against the next spell you cast in the next minute that involves a saving throw.

11

Immediately gain an additional turn.

12

Your next attack or spell automatically hits the enemy and/or the enemy automatically fails their next spell saving throw.

13

Maximize the Damage of all the attacks and spells in your next turn.

14

You cast Time Stop.

15

You automatically succeed your next saving throw.

16

You gain resistance to all damage for the next minute.

17

On your next turn, your spells and attacks ignore all resistances and immunities.

18

You gain 100 HP.

19

Regain 1d2 bardic inspiration die.

20

You regain all the benefits of a long rest.