Difference between revisions of "Talk:Rego Temporus"
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=== Level 1: Sun's Dial === | === Level 1: Sun's Dial === | ||
| − | In order to even begin to master temporal thaumaturgy, the warlock must have some reliable means of measuring time. Ironically the power uses the sun or its motion to measure the passage of time. | + | In order to even begin to master temporal thaumaturgy, the warlock must have some reliable means of measuring time. Ironically the power uses the sun or its motion to measure the passage of time. It utilizes the vampire's own body-clock to track the sun's progress, thus allowing the understanding of relative time. Upon activation the power allows the warlock to know how long the sun has been down, when it will rise and the elapsed time inbetween. It also allows him to set internal alarms. |
=== Level 2: Clepsydra's Flow === | === Level 2: Clepsydra's Flow === | ||
=== Level 3: Sands Through the Hourglass === | === Level 3: Sands Through the Hourglass === | ||
Latest revision as of 20:19, 1 March 2016
Here is another possible variant. -- Bruce "The Magister 20:03, 1 March 2016 (MST)"
Level 1: Sun's Dial
In order to even begin to master temporal thaumaturgy, the warlock must have some reliable means of measuring time. Ironically the power uses the sun or its motion to measure the passage of time. It utilizes the vampire's own body-clock to track the sun's progress, thus allowing the understanding of relative time. Upon activation the power allows the warlock to know how long the sun has been down, when it will rise and the elapsed time inbetween. It also allows him to set internal alarms.
