You know, this would actually be rad if the DM started using it as a plot point. Extra-dimensional police start hunting the PC for multiverse-level crimes, or some dunamancer in another reality kills an NPC in the PCs’ reality to heal one of their friends, and the PCs have to do some dimension-hopping to hunt them down and get them to stop.
It’s actually kind of astonishing that what villains try to do for an entire campaign is done as collateral damage by you using a first level spell slot, and it only heals 6 hitpoints. Meanwhile, Sad Frank drinks two potions and does the same, but without billions of deaths. Score one for Sad Frank.
Murderer.
Ok, fine, I collapsed reality on an entire alternate universe ending them in the blink of an eye, but now Rog the barbarian is back to full health!
You know, this would actually be rad if the DM started using it as a plot point. Extra-dimensional police start hunting the PC for multiverse-level crimes, or some dunamancer in another reality kills an NPC in the PCs’ reality to heal one of their friends, and the PCs have to do some dimension-hopping to hunt them down and get them to stop.
In pursuit of known dunamancer Rick Sanchez
Or, like, just reverse the localized time on the individual that got hurt to a point before they took the damage…
Ah, that’s chronomancy and you do NOT want me messing with time. Not after what will happen next time.
It’s actually kind of astonishing that what villains try to do for an entire campaign is done as collateral damage by you using a first level spell slot, and it only heals 6 hitpoints. Meanwhile, Sad Frank drinks two potions and does the same, but without billions of deaths. Score one for Sad Frank.