(Depending on the mob’s difficulty would equal how long it stays in there. Hastega, Slowega, Graviga, Haste II, Slow II, Gravity II – stronger or AoE versions of existing spells.Įffect: The Time Mage casts an enemy mob into another dimension for a certain period of time or possibly even killing it. This does not work on 2hr abilities and it has a very long recast timer of it's own.

Quicken - allows target's next ability/spell to ignore any cooldown timers or casting time. Wouldn't work if player died or if the buff was dispelled.įloat, Float II - increases resistance to Earth based spells Rewind - When cast on a player it shows up as a buff on that player and when it wears off (after say 30 seconds) the players stats are reset to what they were when the buff took effect. Also the spell must be cast before the mob takes damage or it will fail. *If caster loses claim to this mob then the spell wears off. Youthen II - decreases the mobs level by 5* MHaste, MHaste II - increase casting speed or decreases casting time depending on how you look at it If a mob starts casting a spell and you cast stop on it the spell timer freezes in the middle and picks up again when the spell wears off).īlur, Blur II, Bluraga, Bluraga II - increases evasion of target/party (names subject to better suggestion) Once stop wears of the mob continues on as if nothing happened (ie. Stop, Stop II – enfeebling spell that halts an enemy for a certain period of time preventing it from performing any actions (Stop would have a medium to high chance of success but only a low amount of time actually affecting the mob, maybe only 5-10 seconds Stop II would last longer but have a much lower chance of success) Unlike stun which completely kills an enemy action, Stop only prevents the action from continuing. Meteor, Meteo – powerful temporal attack spells (Meteor-single enemy, Meteo-AoE) Automatically fails on NM's and other special enemies. Has a low chance of success and a long casting time. Quarter - Temporal attack spell that deals damage equal to 25% of the mob's remaining hp. This is basically the same as Fire, Stone, Water, etc only it is Temporal based instead of elemental) This is not the tradition Demi in that it does 25% of a mobs hp-see Quarter. COMPLETE CLASS DEFINITION-ĭemi, Demi II, Demi III, Demi IV, Demiga, Demiga II, Demiga III – basic temporal attack spells-deals temporal damage using gravity and temporal manipulations, the Time Mage bends his enemies’ body causing damage (note. Since a Time Mage’s attack spells are limited, they would also be semi decent in melee (slightly lower than a red mages). The Temporal magic skill would include spells like Demi and Meteor. Since most of the Time Mages' spells all ready exist and those that don’t would fall under existing categories, Time Mage’s would require the following magic skills: Enhancing, Enfeebling, and a new skill Temporal. Time Mages have also been know to have access to damaging spells like gravity or demi (depending on what game you are playing) and some of the stronger spells like X-Zone and Meteor.Ī Time Mage would work like any other mage class in that it uses mp to cast spells and it learns said spells by using scrolls at the appropriate level. They also are able to temporally debuff the enemies by slowing them down or even stopping them in their tracks. The purpose of the Time Mage is to mainly support the party by temporal boosts such as haste or warp. They have been present in FFV and both FF Tactics. Mage armor (no different from WHM or BLM save AF) The Time Mage is mostly a support class with some damaging abilities.

EnjoyĮDIT: Changed around some abilities after listening to other poster suggestions.

Since my Geomancer thread got good response I thought doing a Time Mage one would also be good.

Mage time mage