It might be that I should have broken this article series up into smaller ‘lessons’ – but what’s done is done. The main thing is to remember that it’s your campaign and you decide how time travel will work, what it can do and what it can’t. Once you do that, you then have to work out a justification for that ruling, and that justification establishes a foundation for future rulings. Build up your personal ‘theory of time travel’ bit-by-bit over a period of time and many adventures, and you won’t be overwhelmed. Just be prepared for clever players to find and exploit the ramifications of your decisions better and faster than you will – and that you can always say “no” and let them “discover” a further operating principle of Time the hard way.

actually, if it happens i decide against this, i always can time-travel to change my decision you just said it! (or maybe you don’t, in this reality).

thank you.

That being said, I don’t think that you would be able to think when between timelines. Thinking requires electrical impulses to be fired off in the brain, which requires electrons to be moving, which as you said would be impossible. Unless you got some physics that I currently don’t know of to explain that away of course.

Thanks for the fantastic article.
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