Obsidian Circlet of Kristor

Set into a black metal full plate helmet is the Obsidian Circlet – made of similar stone as Sanguine Flourish and bonded to the axe. The circlet can be removed, though it will destroy the magic of the helmet unless a crafting blacksmithing check of 40 is made.
If the axe and circlet are in use by the same individual and the wearer is devoted to Kristor (or the good gods in general), the wearer gains limited control over the flow of time and can perform one of the following effects.

1. As a standard action, the wearer can remove themselves from the flow of time. The effect is to disappear 2 tics after their initiative order. They will reappear 1d2 rounds later on a new initiative number in which they can take their full action. They wearer actually appears 2 tics before their new initiative.
2. With two full rounds of concentration, the wearer can send a target ahead in time 1d10 days. The target simply vanishes for all intents and purposes and doesn’t exist again until they return exactly as they were in the same spot. If the target a living creature, it gets a will save of 22 to avoid the effect. If the target is inanimate, the save varies based on size and material. Through experimentation, that which was once alive tends to be immune. Stone seems somewhat resistant, while metal is the most susceptible.