Erratum: Deliverance

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From: The Book of All Hours: Isoptera

In which building materials are sought by the project, and found in snatches of past and future.

Unlocked with Shard of Almost-Ordered Time, ( Keeper of the Tenfold Second OR Rebuilding a Now < 75000) (hidden)

Locked with Rebuilding a Now is 1500001 (World Quality, currently locked)

Success

Rewind

Addendum 1:14: The seconds were improperly stored, and escaped backwards [...]

Addendum 1:12: The Traveller was directed to oversee the transportation of the loose seconds [...]

Addendum 1:7: [...] it was noticed that the seconds were too fine to be handled [...]

•  Rebuilding a Now is now (new value). (Raises Rebuilding a Now by 15, or 150 with Keeper of the Tenfold Second)
•  You've lost 1 x Shard of Almost-Ordered Time
•  You've gained 6 x Extraordinary Implication
•  You've gained 1 x Direful Reflection

Without Reading the Book of All Hours:

•  'And so the Traveller read the Book of All Hours, and was recorded in its pages...' (Raises Reading the Book of All Hours by 1)

Alternative Success

Congruent

Addendum 1:15: The Traveller was tasked with sorting the time, […]

Addendum 2:25: […] in order of recency, expanding outwards from the present.

Addendum 7:76: […] according to their own most deeply held wishes.

Addendum 10:10: In every case, the order was the same.

[Find the rest of the story at https://www.fallenlondon.com]

•  Rebuilding a Now is now (new value). (Raises Rebuilding a Now by 15, or 150 with Keeper of the Tenfold Second)
•  You've lost 1 x Shard of Almost-Ordered Time
•  You've gained 7–8 x Extraordinary Implication
•  You've gained 1 x Direful Reflection

Without Reading the Book of All Hours:

•  'And so the Traveller read the Book of All Hours, and was recorded in its pages...' (Raises Reading the Book of All Hours by 1)