This spell will artificially age an object by up to 100 years. The material component is 1 grain of sand.

This spell will determine how far away the end of the world, plane, or multiverse is: at the discretion of the mage. The material component is 1 pint of elf blood.

This spell enables the mage to determine the result, immediately, of a posited decision. The result's accuracy is determined on the following table:

Further modifiers should be applied by the DM for vague or intricate questions.

The recipient of this spell may regain hit-points or spells to be cast etc. from the immediate future. These hit-points or spells can never cause the recipient to exceed their normal maximums for these objects. The spells and hit points pre-recouped are not recovered in the future since they have already been used. Pre-recoup is limited by up to 1 day per level of the caster.

Example
Fred the 7th level time-mage casts pre-recoup on the evil flesh eating priest of set from the next seven days. Now since the priest has already cast three spells today, he may cast three more, he would also recover 7 hit-points, if he had lost that many today; however his prayers for new spells would not be answered for the next week and he would regain no hit-points due to rest for that period.

Note: This spell need not always be used offensively.

The material component is 1 pint of elf blood.

This spell causes the object touched to be teleported forwards in time for the spell's duration. The effected object must be non-living and weigh no more than 10 pounds/level. The material component is 1 small bucket of sand (about 1 pound) which is thrown at the object at the end of the casting.