Okay I'm back I promise I didn't forget about everyone, I just got busy. Next up is another Prince!

Prince(ss): Someone who destroys their aspect outright. They are at odds with their aspect, and usually even destroy their aspect within themselves. It’s also shown that they destroy their aspect so that it can be rebuilt stronger than it was before. (It is my own personal speculation, so feel free to take this or leave it, that a prince's ultimate challenge is to rebuild their aspect within themselves after they’ve destroyed it).

Time: Self explanatory but also representative of entropy and associated with death, destruction, and exploitation via time traveling. Loose association to technology.

So, a Prince of Time would most certainly have some sort of complex regarding time. They don't exactly need to have some kind of terminal illness, though that would be fitting, but they'd definitely either have a paranoia about running out of time and rushing through everything they do in life, not savoring anything. However, another take on this could be that they're a huge procrastinator, struggling with executive dysfunction, being too depressed to do anything, or genuine laziness. They waste the time they're given and are always right on the edge. It'd be likely that they enter the game last or just in the nick of time before the meteor hits. Their ultimate challenge would basically be getting over whatever issues they face.

Their actual powers however would focus around freezing someone in time, or, if they're really powerful, literally speeding up someones aging process, destroying the time that they have left. Most time classes actually have really similar powers, Aradia and Dave can both time travel, and so could our hypothetical Prince. If the class doesn't outright determine the specific powers someone has over their aspect, it determines how they use them, and how those consequences effect others and their narrative. A Prince of Time would time travel for different reasons but heavily focus on destroying their adversaries' work, meaning they have to spend their time redoing or fixing something. If they were an antagonistic force to their other teammates, they'd probably find a way to cause the reckoning to happen way sooner and speed up time on the battlefield.