So, one thing that really bugs me in massivecraft lore is- the backstory time skips. People alive one day but just skip ahead 8 months to become a student level mage. So I came up with a theory based off of some old lore. So here is what happened:
A group of time mages gathered from around the world to fix the mistake they had made: their own magic. The mages realized that the magic was far too powerful and had the possibility to ruin time if one became powerful enough. The time mages gathered in a circle and began casting as heavily as they could. An elder stood in the middle performing some unknown ritual and with a flash, the man disappeared. This man had travelled far back into the past to the time the magic was created. He told the person creating it that it would ruin the future and the person creating the magic completely stopped. Though, the mages blindness caused their fear-the timestream had broken. Without time magic, there was no reason, or way, that someone could/would go into the past to stop time magic from being created if it had never been created-creating it again. The timestream itself was too confused to comprehend this and it eventually released the stress by slowly creating time skips to make up for the stress on the stream. @Lore
A group of time mages gathered from around the world to fix the mistake they had made: their own magic. The mages realized that the magic was far too powerful and had the possibility to ruin time if one became powerful enough. The time mages gathered in a circle and began casting as heavily as they could. An elder stood in the middle performing some unknown ritual and with a flash, the man disappeared. This man had travelled far back into the past to the time the magic was created. He told the person creating it that it would ruin the future and the person creating the magic completely stopped. Though, the mages blindness caused their fear-the timestream had broken. Without time magic, there was no reason, or way, that someone could/would go into the past to stop time magic from being created if it had never been created-creating it again. The timestream itself was too confused to comprehend this and it eventually released the stress by slowly creating time skips to make up for the stress on the stream. @Lore