The Chronomancer

## **Class Summary**

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 Converted **Class:** The Timesnatcher/The Ritualist

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**The Chronomancer** is a Support class that belongs to the Blue Dragon faction with the objective to defeat the Unseen or Cult, and any neutrals that seek to do them harm.

## **Support Abilities**

* Cannot be redirected by Distort Reality.

* This does not count as an attack.
* Cannot choose the King as the second target

## **Mechanics**

* The Chronomancer's **Time Warp** goes after The Physician's heal. So if a Physician and Chronomancer tries to heal the same target who is attacked, The Physician will get the heal message, while The Chronomancer will receive a "Did Not Die" mesaage.
* Since The **Chronomancer** cannot delay unhealable attacks or from suicide, they cannot save someone from being reaped by The Reaper, being jumped by The Possessor or getting attacked by an empowered killer.
* If you use **Pocket Dimension** you cannot redirect the death to someone else using **Distort Reality.**
* A delayed death can be stopped if the target is *Death Immune*, passive or granted alike.

## **Strategy**

* Keep track of Physician and Alchemist claims in the game, as they are able to heal bleed effects, usually one day before the victim dies to them. This means **Time Warp** will only be effective on bled targets if the healers are dead or focused on protecting someone else.
	+ Another possible strategy is to guard Physicians while they handle the poison/bleed effects around the court, since they will certainly be targeted by direct attacks.
* While usually obvious, if a player is still bleeding after one night, you should **Time Warp** their death, you should also note that any Physician claims cant be true unless they were occupied or redirected. If you whisper to your target, you might want to use **Pocket Dimension** as healers are priority targets for the main evil faction
* **Distort Reality** can be used on anyone but yourself, the King and the player whose death you prevented. You can use it on targets who claim to have immunity, such as the Inquisitor, Scorned or even Alchemists who may have stone-skinned.
	+ Targeting neutral claims, while sometimes ill-advised, might be the best course of action, especially if the person you are saving claims BD. Most people who are attacked and killed are indeed not evil, and neutral claims are only allies if it suits them. You will probably save a BD life and might even find a night immune class.
	+ Unlike the Knight, the Chronomancer does not commit suicide if they kill a Blue Dragon class. This means you are granted a bit more freedom when taking blind guesses at suspicious claims that might be true.
* Keep track of the attention you earn yourself. If you find yourself leading the court for the day, be sure to use **Pocket Dimension**.
* If you do not have the time to **Distort** **Reality** someone's delayed death, you can ask The King to Safeguard them. Delayed deaths do not bypass Death Immunity, so this can be a great way to save someone without distorting their death.
* If you die after delaying a death, there is no way to redirect it, and the person you saved will die after two days.
* With proper timing and some luck, you can use use **Distort Reality** 2 nights in a row. This means a Chronomancer can kill people with limited night immunities, such as the Inquisitor, Scorned or even a Reaper. Since **Pocket Dimension** is a day ability, this strategy does not affect your survivability in the slightest.

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## **Night Room**

Your character sits cross-legged while galaxy particles and stars fly around. If the particles make your game framerate too slow, try using it on the game's lowest graphical settings.