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Temple of Time
Where to Use This Dungeon
The Temple of Time is a powerful magical place.
Use this location as the guarding place of an an-
cient artifact or as the lair of a powerful enemy. It
can be a place to recover an ancient relic or learn
useful information about the main campaign’s plot.
The encounters presented in this module are in-
tended for 4 to 6 12th-level characters. You are free
to change any of the information herein to suit your
needs and/or personal setting.
Lore
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n the many Planes of Existence, pow-
erful wizards and sages spend their
lives trying to master the forces of the
universe. Experts of evocation magic
manipulate elements such as fire and
air. Necromancers become masters of life after
death. So much so, that they often forgo their mor-
tality to become evil liches. But many magic users
coincide that one of the most powerful energies of
all is time.
For millennia, the most powerful sorcerers and
mages have tried to fool Chronos, the Lord of Time.
Such is the amount of power and energy required
that most die in the process. Others succumb to
frustration after decades of failure despite having
some breakthroughs. The concept of time is com-
plex, abstract, and impalpable.
However, about fifty years ago, in the marvelous
city of Hyrulia, the court wizard was backed by
King Braulius and all the gold in the kingdom to de-
velop a way to travel in time. This is how the Tem-
ple of Time came to be. The wizard, named Raury,
used the power of the three elemental stones to
build the sword of time. It is a weapon capable of
harnessing the power bestowed in the temple. The
sword would concentrate their power to rip the
fabric of the world and open a portal that can take
the master of time to a different point in history.
Raury supervised the building of the Temple of
Time. It is the sacred resting place of the sword. It
rests stuck on a pedestal in the Chamber of Time.
The king didn’t understand anything about magic
but he trusted Raury when he said the temple had
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to be built to control the power of the elemental
stones and infuse it into the sword.
The heir to the throne, Prince Kaius, is very loved
by the kingdom. He excels in everything he does,
be it academic, or a fencing contest. But the king’s
pride and joy was his daughter, and he lost his
five-year-old princess to a horrible accident a few
months past. The court wizard convinced the king
that once they were done, they would be able to
travel to the past and save the princess. His Majesty
put all his hopes in the Temple of Time from then
on and didn’t look back.
It took many long years and a fortune to finish the
project. In the end, Hyrulia’s citizens couldn’t deny
the temple was a marvel itself. During its construc-
tion, tales and myths about an ancient sword and
artifacts filled the city for months. On the day of its
inauguration, the king announced that thanks to the
work of Raury and the patience and perseverance of
the kingdom, the Temple of Time would allow him
to save their beloved princess, his daughter.
The news startled some of the important citizens,
especially in the religious community, who thought
the king and the court wizard played with necro-
mancy. But most people in the city were not only
surprised but also excited about the possibilities. ‘If
the princess could be saved somehow, how many
tragedies could be prevented?’, people thought.
However, no one had a chance to open that door.
The construction of the temple didn’t please a
group of sorcerers and witches called The Black
Sphere. Their organization is huge and they have
bases of operations in different cities. They thought
that the temple was an insult to all the arcane
and studies. They claimed that time was not to be
messed with. These magic-users respect the laws
of the world and even though they bend them, they
never break them. They prepared an attack for
months, observing how the temple was built little
by little. They could’ve stopped its construction but
decided to wait and destroy it once it was finished
just to make their deed viler.
The Black Sphere had several months to prepare.
Their numbers in Hyrulia grew as more and more
members from their ranks traveled here. They also
had the help of mercenaries, sellswords, and other
warriors. The religious community agreed to join
forces and used the weight of the faith to crush the
Temple of Time. To top it all, a good portion of the
city watch was against Raury due to how he manip-
ulated the king’s feelings to use the city’s budget to
do his bidding.
Nothing could be done to stop them. It was a
plan with a specific purpose. The attack lasted a
few minutes but it wrecked years of work. Many
tithing-men died during the attack and though the
king’s soldiers managed to control the situation,
they were too late. The damage was done. With the
help of their arcane magic, The Black Sphere sum-
moned huge elemental monsters and demolished
one of the temple’s towers, and destroyed almost
all the west wall. Fortunately, the sword of time sur-
vived the attack and remained in its place thanks to
Raury. He used the elemental stones to make the
Door of Time impenetrable, unbreachable.
Raury left the kingdom for safety reasons and
King Braulius perished a couple of months after
that, stricken by depression after months of think-
ing he would see his daughter once more. What
remains of the temple is only a mockery of what it
once was. The Black Sphere didn’t have to do any-
thing to prevent people from eavesdropping. The
place is now tainted and shunned.
Even though the sword of time is still safe, the
elemental stones are gone and Raury disappeared
after he left the kingdom and was never seen again.
The Temple of Time guarded the sword for many
years. No one has ever been able to breach the
Door of Time.
The Present Time
Fifty years have passed and the Temple of Time
was never rebuilt. The day of its destruction was a
dark day for Hyrulia. No one thought a single event
could produce so much turmoil. The temple was
forgotten and forsaken by all. At first, they feared
the wrath of The Black Sphere but after, people
simply didn’t want anything to do with the temple.
The ruins remained though, a dire reminder of
that horrible day. King Braulius’ bloodline contin-
ued reigning the land after his death, but the topic
of what happened that day is avoided. King Kaius
had to live hearing his people call his deceased
father “The fool king that dreamed with changing
time”. It became a local and ironic way to refer to
him.
King Bromelius took the throne about a decade
ago. His oldest son Armelius is his heir. The latter
has tried several times to convince his father to do
something with the ruins of the temple and clean
the family name. He was always interested in his
family history and the moment he learned the truth
about his ancestor Braulius, he became obsessed
with the Temple of Time and its restoration.
The fact that his bloodline is tainted and that the
whole city refers to his ancestor as “the fool” drives
him mad. This obsession helped him to devour
books and tomes of knowledge. He became an
expert in arcane arts and ancient lore even though
he is no mage. Deep inside, he knows that given
the opportunity, Raury would’ve succeeded. King
Braulius would’ve saved his daughter and his whole
bloodline and family would’ve been different.
Unfortunately, King Bromelius wants nothing to do
with the ruins of the temple. He feels embarrassed
to see his son so obsessed with shameful history
but at the same time, he doesn’t feel right to scold
and humiliate the person who shall take his place
as king. And while King Bromelius ponders the
question of what to do with the misbehaved prince,
Armelius prepares a plan to restore the temple
without his father, nor the whole city, noticing.
The Astral Moon Eclipse
Armelius read in an ancient magic tome about
an ethereal moon eclipse. An event so rare and
unknown that it only happens every five hundred
years. The young prince believes this eclipse is as
powerful as the elemental stones that Raury used
to seal the Door of Time. He doesn’t have proof that
his plan will work, but his obsession drives and
motivates him.
This natural phenomenon is not perceivable from
the Material Plane. The moon eclipse occurs in
the Astral Sea and it only lasts a few minutes. The
energy from the eclipse can be harnessed with the
right implement. Armelius is more than certain that
the Temple of Time was meant to be the catalyzer
of the power of the elemental stones and that the
sword of time would be the artifact to open the rift
in time.
He is aware that he is no Raury, but he trusts the
power of the eclipse. From a young age, he read
about magic rituals. Being the prince, he always
found a way to peek at forbidden books and tomes
that belonged to the court wizard. He has re-
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 searched about this his whole life and knows about
a ritual that can harness the power of the astral The Mission
moon eclipse from the Material Plane. However, he
Armelius is ready. He knows the date of the eclipse.
knows he cannot do this alone. He knows nothing
He knows the ritual by heart and has read the
about casting spells. But if he finds a group of brave
process daily for months. The prince dresses in
heroes with a skillful enough mage that could cast
traveling gear and goes in search of help. He visits
this ritual, he intends to travel fifty years to the
taverns and inns until he spots a group of brave
past, to the point where the temple hadn’t been de-
heroes. He buys them a round of drinks and asks
stroyed. The prince needs the help of experienced
them to hear him out.
and skilled adventurers if he is to succeed.

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 He tells them the story of the kingdom and the
Temple of Time. He explains he has a way to make
the temple’s magic work and travel in time so they
can restore it. He says that gold is not a problem,
but he cannot say how dangerous this would be. He
doesn’t disclose his identity until the adventurers
show their will to help.
If the adventurers accept to help him, he reveals
who he is and assures they won’t regret this.
The prince looks optimistic and motivated. He is
thrilled to have found a group of heroes who will
help him. He tells the group of adventurers to meet
him at the temple at midnight in two days.
The prince’s absence in the castle was noticed.
And though Armelius had a good alibi, his father
the king ordered some of his men to tail him for a
few days to verify he wasn’t getting in trouble. Two
days after, the prince’s bodyguards follow him unno-
ticed to the temple where he is to meet the heroes.
Exploring the Temple of Time
When the heroes meet Armelius (commoner), he
asks them to follow him inside. The king’s men act
before the prince can start his ritual. The heroes
and the prince are confronted by a squad com-
posed of four veterans, two assassins, and one
mage.
The king’s men order the prince to surrender and
leave the premises of the ruins. They use force if
Armelius refuses to listen to them, however, they
are very careful not to harm the prince. They also
Temple Characteristics
Terrain. The temple is in shambles.
Debris and pieces of ceiling and walls
are scattered all over the floor.
Light. There aren’t any light sources in
the temple. However, the light from the
night sky provides dim light to the tem-
ple’s main hall. The Chamber of Time is
in complete darkness.
Doors. The main door and the wooden
door to area A2 are unlocked. Both doors
look partially destroyed. The main door
glass is broken; pieces of it scattered all
around. The wooden door to area A2 is
rotten and the wood is swollen.
threaten the heroes by telling them they’d be brand-
ed as traitors. And that the kidnapping of the prince
is punishable by death.
Armelius doesn’t want to leave with them but he
doesn’t wish to harm them either. He orders the he-
roes to not kill them. He has known some of these
men his whole life and would hate to see them hurt.
The king’s men surrender if four of them are re-
duced to 0 hit points. They warn the prince that the
king shall hear of this preposterous behavior before
fleeing.
Temple of Time - Present
The following descriptions of areas A1 through A5
correspond to the Temple of Time in its present
state.
A1. Main Hall
The main door glass is broken. Pieces of glass
litter the floor around it. An ancient arcane symbol
that represents the strength of the three elemental
stones is placed on the floor. It is made of gold. The
marble beneath it still maintains a good look. A
whole section of the ceiling is gone along with most
of the east wall. Hundreds of tiny pieces of stained
glass form unknown constellations on the floor.
They shine among the rubble and rocks that take up
half the room.
To the north, the Door of Time (area A4) prevents
access to the Chamber of Time (area A5). Five
steps must be climbed to reach the large stone door.
Three two-feet-high daises stand between the Door
of Time and the ancient arcane symbol on the mar-
ble floor. These three pedestals held the elemental
stones fifty years ago.
A2. East Chamber
The door of this room is broken and wrecked. The
small room is empty. The handles on the wall to
climb to the top of the tower look worn, cracked,
and dusty.
A3. West Chamber
This chamber was destroyed when The Black
Sphere attacked half a century ago. This is where
the west tower of the temple used to be.
A4. Door of Time
The massive stone door features a gilded bas-re-
lief of a sun. The coating is peeled in some areas
and the stone looks worn and dusty. Any attempt
to open the door by force fails. It is immovable.
The stone looks worn and a corner of the door is
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 broken. Nothing but the elemental stones or some-
thing that can harness a similar power can open
it. The ritual aims to harness the energy from the
moon eclipse in the Astral Sea. He is certain he has
a chance to open it and claim the sword of time.
A5. Chamber of Time
This level is five feet above the main hall of the
temple. All the floor is made of polished marble.
The wall holds a bas-relief bathed in gold. It is
a combination of arcane runes and symbols. A
four-step dais with a pedestal on its top holds the
sword of time. The sword shall only come out when
the Door of Time is opened with the power of the
elemental stones. However, the moon eclipse ritual
opens the door as well and bypasses this condition.
Traveling in Time
After the heroes deal with the king’s soldiers, the
prince gives his notes to the heroes so they can
perform the ritual without interruptions. The hero
that reads Raury’s notes can understand them with
a successful DC 15 Intelligence check. The caster
must stand at the center of the temple and use salt
to draw a magic circle around the ancient time
rune on the floor. Then take the large tome that the
prince brought and start pronouncing words in the
old arcane tongue.
The astral moon eclipse is about to start. The ritu-
al requires the caster to succeed in a DC 18 Arcana
check. On a success, a beam of light the size of the
magic circle bathes the hero and starts to levitate,
eyes the color of coal. After a few seconds, both the
caster and the book fall on the marble floor.
Nothing happens at first and deception can be
read in the prince’s face. Suddenly, the earth starts
shifting. All the rubble and debris in the temple
shakes and causes the sound of a giant rattlesnake.
The night sky which can be seen from inside the
destroyed temple turns a different color. Violet
and shades of purple replace the stars. The ritual
allows those present to see the Astral Sea from
where they stand.
The moon eclipse happens. A beautiful phenome-
non that happens twice per millennium. Two astral
moons coincide and stay one in front of the other
for a few minutes. The circular shadow on the as-
tral sky casts a halo of purple light around the salt
circle of the ritual. As the eclipse evolves, the circle
of salt moves along with the light, toward the Door
of Time. When it reaches the three pedestals where
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Sword of Time
Weapon (longsword), legendary (requires attunement)
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this magic weapon. The blade of this
sword looks immaculate. Blood and guts slide from
it so it always stays clean. Its hilt is firm and it has
a small golden arcane symbol with three gilded
triangles. When you swing the sword, the blade
weirdly cuts the air. It appears to be in two or three
different places at once.
When you hit a creature with it, they must succeed
on a DC 15 Charisma saving throw or lose their
reaction until the start of its next turn. The sword
alters how enemies perceive time and make them
slow to react.
Once per long rest, you can use the sword’s power
to move faster than usual for a minute. You can
cast haste on yourself as an action, no concentra-
tion required.
Time Travel. This sword can accumulate im-
mense power and open portals in time with a
swing of it. However, only something like the
elemental stones or the astral moon eclipse can
harness so much power. The heroes can attempt to
travel in time once more if they find a way to give
the sword a similar amount of power.
the elemental stones used to be, three faint green,
red, and blue shadows float above the three daises.
The circle of salt matches the sun on the Door of
Time and it glows.
Astonished and shocked, Armelius takes a minute
to wake up from his stupor. He stands in front of
the door in awe, not able to believe what just hap-
pened. He looks around and meets the heroes’ eyes
before smiling. The prince finds it hard to hide his
excitement and suddenly bursts into laughter and
screams of euphoria.
The Door of Time slides upward to reveal the
Chamber of Time. Despite the number of years
abandoned, the marble floor of this chamber re-
mains almost immaculate. The rest of the walls,
pillars, and the magic symbol on the wall show
signs of wear and tear. The sword of time’s hilt lays
still above the three-step dais. It glows with a faint
purple light. It is a sign that it holds the power of
the eclipse. The prince tells the heroes they did it.
He believes that everything worked as planned, and
now they only need to travel on time.
 Only the one who made the ritual can retrieve the
sword and open a rift in time. The sword is lighter
and harder than it looks. When a person swings
the sword, the blade weirdly cuts the air. It appears
to be in two or three different places at once. The
prince tells the heroes it is time to attempt the
hardest part of their mission.
It wasn’t hard at all nevertheless. The sword had
the power, and it did all the work. The Master of
Time only has to say the words to specify the point
in history and swing the blade. This is what Raury’s
old notes say. The sound of lightning accompanies
a flash of light just before a portal opens where the
blade cut the air. The rift in time and space stays
open long enough for the heroes to cross it. Their
experience of travel in time feels like an endless
fall in a purple vortex. Creatures who travel this
way must succeed on a DC 16 Constitution saving
throw or empty their bowels when they reach their
destination.
The King that Messed with Time
The prince and the heroes appear in front of the
Temple of Time three days before its inauguration
(50 years in the past). Armelius and the heroes can
find Raury nearby just by asking for him. When the
prince explains who they are, Raury listens care-
fully and doesn’t bat an eye. The court wizard half
a century ago says in a calm voice that he believes
them and that he is thrilled to know that the Tem-
ple of Time accomplished its purpose.
When the heroes and the prince from the future
explain what will happen in three days, Raury tells
them they must inform the king so they can get
his help and support. The audience with the king
happens the same day thanks to Raury. King Brau-
lius looks shocked to learn the news but he trusts
Raury and the prince from the future, who looks
like his son Kaius, in many ways. After all, Kaius is
Armelius’s grandfather.
The King wasn’t happy to learn that the city re-
members him as “the fool king that messed with
time”. But the fact that real-time travelers are in
front of him makes him think he probably deserves
the title. The King’s obsession with the construc-
tion of the Temple of Time fed his blind trust before
this group of so-claimed time travelers. The dream
to see his sweet daughter once more became stron-
ger after this meeting. Preparations for the defense
of the temple started. However, the more the King
and Raury tried to rally their forces and important
contacts, they realized some of them had already
been bought by The Black Sphere right under their
noses.
A good number of the soldiers, a couple of the
King’s royal guard, and some of the tithing-men
didn’t answer their call. They didn’t have the help
of the church either. Plus, many mercenaries and
sellswords filled the ranks of The Black Sphere.
The prince from the future looked worried but he
wasn’t surprised. He knew it would be like this. The
difference is that this time they would have time to
prepare, even if it isn’t much, he trusts the heroes.
The prince shows a noticeable admiration for the
Master of Time after the opening of the portal.
King Braulius tells the heroes and Armelius that
they are the temple’s only hope now. He says that if
the temple is destroyed his life would stop having
meaning and purpose. He tells the heroes that he
will order the men that stayed loyal to the crown to
fight The Black Sphere troops outside the temple
and prevent them from swarming it and destroy
it from the inside. He is a military expert and he
trusts that this would allow the heroes to hold and
stop whoever manages to break in. Archers posted
on neighbor buildings with stationary crossbows
shall provide support from the high ground on the
streets, cutting the enemy forces in smaller waves
that the adventurers will confront inside.
Raury considers that if something were to happen
to Armelius, his death in a different timeline could
cause irreversible changes to both present and past
timelines. The king decides to keep the prince safe
in the castle while the heroes handle the trouble.
Raury, however, isn’t going to wait with his arms
crossed and see how they destroy his life’s work.
Defending the Temple of Time
The heroes have three days to prepare for this
attack. The King provides the heroes with whatever
they need to prepare. Raury (mage) stays and helps
the heroes.
Temple of Time - Past
The following descriptions of areas B1 through B5
correspond to the Temple of Time in its past state.
B1. Entrance
The main hall of the temple has a beautiful echo.
The golden ancient symbol that represents the
strength of the three elemental stones is placed in
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Temple Characteristics
Terrain. The temple has just been
built. Everything is perfect and immacu-
late. The marble floor at the center of the
main hall shines beautifully.
Light. The stained glass windows re-
flect light with beautiful colors inside the
long temple hall.
Doors. The main door and the wooden
doors to areas B2 and B3 are unlocked.
the center. Its marble shines under the windows’
light. To the north, the Door of Time (area B4)
prevents access to the Chamber of Time (area B5).
Five steps must be climbed to reach the large stone
door. Three two-feet-high daises stand between the
Door of Time and the ancient arcane symbol on the
marble floor.
B2. East Chamber
This small room has a hand ladder and a series
of handles to climb up to the top of the tower. The
place had cleaning supplies and stuff for the main-
tenance of the temple. Raury allows the heroes to
use this room for the defense of the temple if they
find it useful.
B3. West Chamber
This room is identical to area 2. Raury allows the
heroes to use this room for the defense of the tem-
ple if they find it useful.
B4. Door of Time
The massive stone door features a gilded bas-relief
of a sun. Any attempt to open the door by force
fails. Raury is the only one who can open this
chamber using the elemental stones. The door
looks magnificent. The golden coating shines
bright with the many reflections of the stained glass
windows. Any attempt to open the door by force
fails.
B5. Chamber of Time
The sword of time rests stuck in its pedestal here.
The sword shall only come out when the Door of
Time is opened with the power of the elemental
stones. Raury placed the stones in a safe place
in the castle. He intends to use them only if the
defense of the temple is successful. This level is
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five feet above the main hall of the temple. All the
floor is made of polished marble. The wall features
a gilded bas-relief of a combination of arcane runes
and symbols. A four-step dais with a pedestal on its
top has the sword of time in it.
The Battle of Time
The Black Sphere attacks at the expected day
and moment. The king’s military knowledge and
experience show he was right from the beginning.
The lack of military experience and organization
of the attackers drove them right where the king
wanted. The enemy forces are divided into groups,
and those who manage to enter the temple do so in
waves. The heroes hear screams and the clash of
swords from inside the temple. It is war outside.
The following are the four waves of attackers that
the heroes must confront and stop to defend the
temple successfully. Each wave arrives with a differ-
ence of six rounds. If the heroes take longer to deal
with the current wave, the next one comes in. On
the contrary, if the heroes deal with their enemies
in less than six rounds, they have some seconds to
spare and take a second wind.
DMs Note. Remind the heroes that the fight is
not only happening inside the temple. The enemies
that fight the heroes are only but a portion of the
massive scale attack. The King’s troops can handle
everything that happens outside the temple. If the
heroes decide to leave the temple for any reason,
the enemy troops swarm the temple and succeed in
destroying it from the inside.
●● The first wave of attackers is mercenaries
and sellswords that The Black Sphere hired.
They are the vanguard. Their great numbers
allow them to break into the enemy lines and
slip inside the temple. Four gladiators, four
berserkers, and four guards enter. They use
the main door or enter by breaking the stained
glass windows.
●● The second wave has a backup of the reli-
gious community in Hyrulia. Holy warriors
guided by white magic priests attempt to
stop the heroes. Four knights supported by
six priests and a mage manage to enter the
temple’s premises. The priests use their magic
to dispel the heroes’ spells, boost the knights’
fighting power, and heal them. The mage tries
to cast a powerful spell such as cone of cold or
ice storm at the first opportunity.

Guardian of Time - Marut
Large construct (inevitable), lawful neutral
Armor Class 20 (natural armor)
HP 265 (25d10 + 125)
Speed 40 ft., fly 30 ft. (hover)
STR DEX CON INT WIS
24 (+7) 12 (+1) 21 (+5) 19 (+4) 15 (+2) 19 (+4)
Saving Throws Int +11, Wis +9, Cha +11
Skills Insight +9, Intimidation +11, Perception +9
Damage Resistances thunder; bludgeoning, piercing, slashing
from nonmagical attacks.
Damage Immunities poison
Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, paralyzed,
poisoned, unconscious
Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 20
Languages all but rarely speaks.
Challenge 15
Immutable form. The marut is immune to any spell or effect that
would alter its form.
Innate Spellcasting. The marut's innate spellcasting ability is
Intelligence (spell save DC 19). The marut can innately cast the
●● The third wave is composed of The Black
Sphere troops and spellcasters. Two shield
guardians destroy the main door of the tem-
ple with a tackle and open the way for six cult
fanatics and two mages. They tell the heroes
to surrender. They say The Black Sphere is
a powerful enemy and that time shouldn’t be
messed with.
●● The last wave starts with the sound of a mas-
sive explosion outside the temple followed
by the screams of several people. The leader
of The Black Sphere in Hyrulia (archmage)
enters flying from one of the windows. He
wears a cloak of flying. Four cult fanatics
and two veterans provide ground support.
The leader of The Black Sphere summons an
earth elemental to aid him in battle. When
the heroes reduce the archmage to less than
25 hit points, he screams: “You can’t stop
us! WE’RE INVINCIBLE!” before drinking a
black liquid from a vial. The heroes witness
how their enemy stops being human in a
matter of seconds. Claws replace his hands
and horns grow at the sides of his head. Tiny
demon wings sprout from his back while
his facial features change and become mon-
strous. The nalfeshnee who hid inside the
body of the human shows its true form.
following spell, requiring no material components.
At will: plane shift (self only)
Legendary Resistance (3/Day). If the marut fails a saving throw,
it can choose to succeed instead.
Magic Resistance. The marut has advantage on saving throws
against spells and other magical effects.
Actions
CHA Multiattack. The marut makes two slam attacks.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: automatic hit, reach 5 ft., one
target. Hit: 20 force damage, and the target is pushed up to 5 feet
away from the marut if it is Huge or smaller.
Blazing Edict (Recharge 5-6). Arcane energy emanates from the
marut's chest in a 60-foot-cube. Every creature in that area takes
25 radiant damage. Each creature that takes any of this damage
must succeed on a DC 19 Wisdom saving throw or be stunned
until the end of the marut's next turn.
Legendary Actions (3)
Disengage. The marut can fly 30 feet taking the disengage
action.
Swift Slam. The marut makes a slam attack.
Blazing Edict (Costs 2 Actions). Only if the ability is recharged.
Restoration of the Temple
About two hundred of the king’s men lost their lives
for the cause. This doesn’t count the traitors who
fought with the opposite side. King Braulius is sad-
dened to see how the city turned against him. They
succeeded though, and that is all that matters. The
dream to see his daughter once more gets closer
each day.
Raury and the King have a feast with the heroes.
It takes the city a couple of days to prosecute all
the war criminals, clean the mess on the streets,
and appease the citizens of what happened. Raury
says they can stay as long as they want. Armelius
expresses his wish to go back home as soon as they
can use the temple.
The heroes can enter the temple three days after
the attack. Raury brings the elemental stones to
open the Door of Time and he uses the sword from
this timeline to help the heroes go back home. He
sticks the sword on its pedestal after opening the
portal. This way, each sword stays where it belongs.
If Raury didn’t survive the defense of the temple,
the Master of Time must succeed on a DC 17 Intel-
ligence check to understand how to use elemental
stones. The King demands that they put the sword
back before leaving.
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 Treasure. The King is so satisfied with the he-
roes that he pays them 3,500 gold pieces each and
a plethora of items such as an ornate limestone
ring, set with a lapis lazuli (50gp), a strange drag-
onbone tankard, inlaid with ironwood (550gp), a
strange bronze medallion, inlaid with iron (110gp),
a marble framed painting of a ship (180gp), and a
rough wool cape with silver clasps (75gp).
Transgressors of Order
After a few days of rest and luxury, Armelius and
the heroes return. The prince is glad that their mis-
sion was a success but he feels excited to go back
home and show his father what he accomplished.
The heroes and Armelius return a few minutes
after the eclipse, inside the temple. Creatures who
travel this way must succeed on a DC 16 Constitu-
tion saving throw or empty their bowels when they
reach their destination.
The temple is restored. It looks like a fifty-year-
old building but it was never destroyed. However,
everything is unusually quiet and no sound can
be heard. If the heroes look out the windows, they
see nothing but a pitch-black void. If they open the
main door, the same dark endless mass of nothing
receives them. The Temple of Time where they
landed is in the middle of nowhere between time-
lines, lost in limbo. Armelius starts panicking and
sweating uncontrollably. He has no clue what to do
next. He doesn’t know what went wrong. They have
no more elemental stones, and there is no way to
know if the moon eclipse ritual will work here.
After a few minutes of suspense, the Door of Time
opens. A creature waits behind it. A tall and corpu-
lent metallic humanoid comes out of the Chamber
of Time. It has a huge eye instead of a head, and it’s
surrounded by several plates of armor. On its torso,
a sphere the color of amber shines with complex
patterns of lights and runes. Tiny feathered metal-
lic wings sprout from its shoulders and ankles. The
imponent armor speaks: “You are transgressors
of time. You have altered the order of the universe
and the Planes of Existence. As an Inevitable, my
sole purpose is to destroy you and erase you from
all possible timelines.” The prince rushes to any
of the two towers and climbs at the top to hide. He
doesn’t come down after the Master of Time tells
him it is safe.
The marut does its best to destroy the heroes and
doesn’t respond to anything they say. If it fails its
mission, the marut says “You have been branded.
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We will come back.” When the guardian of time is
destroyed, everything goes back to normal and the
heroes can exit the Temple of Time.
Aftermath
Back in Hyrulia, people no longer hide what hap-
pened fifty years ago. The date is considered an
important day in the city’s history. So much that
the Temple of Time has its own holiday, which will
be celebrated in two days, and it will be the fiftieth
anniversary of The Temple of Time. Most people in
the city are excited about this event. Decorations
and food stands are ready for that day.
Regarding King Braulius, from five decades ago,
he is remembered as a hero, the King of time. Peo-
ple claim that he traveled in time to bring heroes
from the future and fight the Black Sphere. Raury
and the King used the Temple once more and saved
the princess from the accident that killed her. How-
ever, both of them disappeared one day. The whole
realm spent months looking for them but failed.
Prince Kaius continued reigning the kingdom when
he came of age.
Armelius asks the heroes to meet him at the castle
so he can introduce them to his father, King Brome-
lius. His Majesty receives the heroes as guests of
honor because they were invited directly by his son.
They dine and chat for a while until the king, with
a hand gesture, orders the royal servants to take
everything away and leave only wine.
The prince kindly asks the heroes to explain what
happened from the beginning. The heroes must
explain to the King that the temple was destroyed
when they met the prince for the first time. The
prince helps and describes how, before their travel
in time, his attempts to convince him to restore the
temple or do something about it failed.
The King can’t believe this at first. It is hard news
to swallow on such short notice. But the more His
majesty listened, the more convinced he looked.
The ultimate proof to show that they were telling
the truth, was to show him the sword of time. The
King had only seen drawings of it. He looks at the
magnificent sword in awe.
The King asks the heroes to kindly stay for the
holiday. If they agree, the heroes are presented as
the Heroes of Time in Hyrulia. The oldest citizens
present claim they remember the heroes from five
decades ago. Bards compose songs in their honor,
 and a thousand glasses are raised to celebrate
their deeds. Sculptors offer to build statues of the
heroes to decorate the square near the temple. The
adventurers have the time of their lives during the
celebration.
Perhaps they will have to settle some accounts
with the Guardians of Time in the future. But for
now, the Master of Time and his friends can be
satisfied with their success.
Treasure. The King gives the heroes the title of
Lord in Hyrulia and permits them to build inside
the kingdom. Each hero is given a parcel of land
and 2,500 gold pieces. Additionally, Armelius tells
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