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    PaladinGuy

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    Default Time Stop/Temporal Acceleration

    Hey all,

    Just a quick question: there are two abilities, one a spell (Time Stop) and one a Psionic Power (Temporal Acceleration) and I don't quite understand how they work. My guess is that you get multiple actions in a single round? Or are you simply unable to be attacked during the duration? I feel like something just isn't clicking in my head, so some explanation would be much appreciated.

    Thanks for the help.

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    Default Re: Time Stop/Temporal Acceleration

    They give you extra rounds worth of actions to use, during which you cannot attack anything. Great for buffing yourself, or avoiding nasty ambushes.

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    OldWizardGuy

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    Default Re: Time Stop/Temporal Acceleration

    The thing is, that you speed up, so that you can act freely while affected by the spells. This gives you added full round actions, which you can use to either buff yourself, flee or summon allies. You could also place AoE spell with a duration of place things around your enemy like Wall of X or something similar... While under the effect, you move so fast that the added full round actions are taken immediatly and thus your enemies cant attack you... it effectively stops time for the duration. Even tough its actually just an IMBA version of haste.
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