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Chronomancer: Full Ascendancy Breakdown

A deep dive into every notable on the Chronomancer Ascendancy — cooldown manipulation, delayed-damage mitigation, and time-control skills.

Chronomancer

Identity

Chronomancer is Sorceress's time-control Ascendancy: it resets and removes skill cooldowns, mitigates incoming damage by delaying and reducing it, and freezes or slows enemies outright. It's the most defensively-minded of Sorceress's three Ascendancies, trading direct damage scaling for control and survivability.

0/8 pointsClick a node or a notable to path the Chronomancer wheel.

Notables

Small passives

  • 6% increased Cooldown Recovery Rate (this passive appears twice on the tree — confirmed via this site's own datamined tree data, correcting this page's earlier uncertainty; taking both stacks the bonus)
  • Buffs on you expire 10% slower (this passive appears twice on the tree — confirmed via this site's own datamined tree data; taking both stacks the bonus)
  • Debuffs you inflict have 6% increased Slow Magnitude
  • 8% increased Area of Effect
  • A combined node granting 4% increased Skill Speed and 6% increased Area of Effect
  • 6% increased Cast Speed (confirmed via this site's own datamined tree data)

Keystone

Chronomancer has no keystone-tier node of its own.

Practical notes

  • Now and Again's current effect (Echo/Repeat chances) only matters for skills that are themselves Cascadable or Repeatable — it does nothing for a skill that's neither, unlike its old cooldown-skipping effect which applied universally. Worth checking your specific skills' tags before counting on this notable.
  • Quicksand Hourglass's Sands of Time buff is a smooth ramp, not a flat toggle — Skill Speed and Area of Effect trade off against each other continuously over the 10-second cycle rather than switching on and off.
  • Phased Form converts incoming damage into a delayed, discounted form rather than preventing it outright — useful to know if you're stacking damage mitigation and want to understand what's actually being prevented versus just deferred.

Sources

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