Chronomancy
Also called "time magic," chronomancy manipulates temporal flow, perception, and causality across past, present, and future. It allows mages to foresee events, slow or accelerate time, and potentially alter timelines. Conceptually, chronomancy is the manipulation of change across temporal sequences and the structure of causation through duration.
Accelerate
Aging Touch
Ally Across Time
Back to the Future
Blip
Butterfly Effect
Chronomantic Thief
Contingency
Deadly Dash
Déjà Vu
Delayed Reaction
Disintegrate
Disintegrate*
Entropy*
Erase from Time*
Expeditious
Forewarned*
Gentle Repose*
Haste
Immunity to Chronomancy*
Incorporeality
Knowledge of the Ages*
Momentary Glimpse*
Parallel Self*
Permanency*
Personal Time
Repair
Retroactive
Rewind Time *
Sands of Time*
Slow
Steal Fate
Steal Time
Temporal Awareness
Temporal Celerity *
Temporal Divergence
Temporal Regression*
Temporal Ripple
Temporal Stasis
Time After Time
Time Blip
Time Decay
Time Duplicate
Time Flicker
Time Hop
Time Lapse
Time Runner
Time Sight
Time Slow
Time Stop
Timeless Body
Unseen Servant
Warp Time
Temporal Distortion chronomancy as physical distortion
Temporal Manipulation
School transmutation
Casting Time immediate action
Range personal
Reroll and reposition
Upgrades
Rewind (+3): Reset position/HP 1 round
Action Lock (+2): Remove enemy swift/immediate
Extended Shift (+1)
Chronoception
Chronomancy, Confusion, Enchantment, Illusion, Shadow, Trickery
Action 1
Target Special, as the Bluff skill
You tell a lie about something that was not true before, but is true now, or at least could technically be true from a certain perspective. For example, you could say "that sandwich was never there" when in reality, it was there earlier but you ate it and it is no longer there. Your lie can only be about events that have taken place no earlier than Tier2 minutes earlier from the moment of casting this effect and only work on a target that is aware that what you're saying was not true before. You make a Bluff roll as normal but targets can choose to make a Will save instead of Sense Motive if the wish. If they fail, their memories and their personal timeline alter so that your lie becomes true for them. So long as no other creature is both aware of the original timeline and actually cares about your alteration, you successfully adjust the timeline this way and your lie becomes true for the timeline. Its normal for gods and other powerful entities to be aware of things and simply not care about minor timeline alterations and for random NPCs to witness events they simply don't care about because they aren't involved. You need only fool those directly involved in the lie to alter the timeline.