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Any creature inside the radius of this aura cannot take full-round actions or multiple actions of the same type during a round (excluding free actions). If the subject progresses an age category due to this breath weapon, then it gains no mental bonuses from the progression, acrueing penalties as normal.Īura of Time ( Ex): A time dragon, at all times, emits an aura of flucuating time from its body in a 40 foot radius. Creatures within the line must succeed on a Will save or age 2d6 years per age category of the dragon. If a time dragon feels that it may begin to lose combat, then it will use dimension door to get away from their enemies, and then employ their temporal flux ability to escape from the fight altogether.īreath Weapon ( Su): A time dragon has two types of breath weapon, a cone of force and a line of aging. Ancient time dragons tend to keep mind blank and moment of prescience active upon themselves most of the time, allowing them to be all the more difficult to stop.
If a time dragon has planned for combat, then it will tend to use dimension door to spring upon their enemies unexpectedly, and then slow them down with slow and blasting them with breath attacks all the while. A time dragon is usually likely to be very calm before a battle, and perhaps not even betray the slightly sign of anger or wish to attack, making their attacks all the more unnerving when they do come. Time dragons rarely ever engage in combat, though, when they do, they are terrible forces to behold, and can tear through bastions of defense as though they didn't even exist. Though, it is commonly said that time dragon lairs actually exist at a point in time from before civilization came about, making them virtually impossible to reach. Sadly, where time dragons live, is a mystery. Time dragons are said to have hoards unlike any other dragon, for theirs consists of artifacts from across history, and items that have been lost to time. There have only been a few documented cases of time dragons actually attacking others. While time dragons are exceedingly difficult to find, the few times that they have been reported as conversing with other beings, they were said to have been calm, wise, and confident creatures who could talk their way into whatever they saw fit.
There have been rumors of time dragons whose scales radiate light as well, but there have been no confirmed cases of such dragons.
No one knows if these legends are true though, since time dragons are extremely difficult to find, and they almost never come out of wherever it is that they rest.Ī time dragons scales are about the size of a dinner plate, spade shaped, and range in color from a bright, mirror-like silver to a cool, soft blue. There have been legends that time dragons are actually the guardians of the timeline itself, and seek to avoid it coming to harm. Time dragons are regal, almost god-like figures, who are directly tied to the fabric of reality, and the flow of time, in a way that other beings cannot comprehend. As I turned to watch it as it passed, I found that, somehow, I couldn't keep up, and, before I could discern what was going on, it was gone, reality shifting slightly again, and my body suddenly being able to keep up with my mind. A regal dragon, it's silvery scales gleaming in the dim light, and it's eyes seemingly piercing through everything. Reality seemed to change for a moment, as though something was coming that made it want to reposition itself, and then it came. Wyrmling 9–10 HD very young 12–13 HD young 15–16 HD juvenile 18–19 HD young adult 21–22 HD adult 24–25 HD mature adult 27–28 HD old 30–31 HD very old 33–34 HD ancient 36–37 HD wyrm 39–40 HD great wyrm 42+ HD Wyrmling 5 very young 7 young 9 juvenile 11 young adult 13 adult 15 mature adult 17 old 19 very old 21 ancient 23 wyrm 25 great wyrm 27 Wyrmling, very young, young, juvenile and young adult: solitary or clutch (1–3) adult, mature adult, old, very old, ancient, wyrm, or great wyrm: solitary, pair, or family (1–2 and 1–3 offspring)
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