This spell is a part of the Time Distortion spell chain and is found in the Time Distortion rune stone.
An epoch is not a moment. It is not a year or a decade or even a century. An epoch is the kind of time that reshapes continents, that turns mountains into plains, that makes and unmakes civilizations without caring that it has done so. The force accumulated across an epoch is not the force of a storm or an earthquake or any disaster a living thing might name. It is the force of time itself, in the quantity that time becomes when it has been running long enough to mean something geological. The posteramancer compresses all of that into a single instant and releases it from their own body outward.
When this spell is cast a massive explosion of rippling temporal energy erupts from the caster in every direction simultaneously, filling a 4x4 space with the concentrated force of ages. It does not discriminate. Ally and enemy alike within the radius are struck for 5d10 damage as the epoch's accumulated force tears through everything in its path, time energy ripping at whatever it finds with the indifference of something that has seen far too much to care about any individual thing in its way. The caster alone is untouched. They are the source of it, the still point from which all that force originates, and the epoch knows better than to turn on whatever called it forth. The posteramancer stands in the center of the devastation with the practiced expression of someone who already saw this coming. Which, of course, they did.
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