Across
- 4. The motivation for the time traveler to travel in time is realized to have been the time traveler's fault, due to his or her decision to time travel in the first place.
- 6. After seeing a vision of their fate, characters choose to change their destiny or embrace their lot.
- 9. Characters relive the same day over and over, resetting back to a respawn point once they die or become incapacitated.
- 10. Changes to the past don't rewrite history. They split the timeline into an alternate branch timeline. This action does not change or erase the original timeline.
Down
- 1. Characters traveling off-world experience time moving more slowly than elsewhere in the universe, allowing them to move forward in time (but not backward).
- 2. A character's body or object becomes physically detached from the flow of time within the surrounding universe, becoming inverted or younger.
- 3. Character's consciousness transports through time within his body to his life at different ages.
- 5. You can't go back in time and kill your grandfather, because if you did, you would never have been born, which means you couldn't have gone back in time and killed your grandfather.
- 7. If you go back in time to kill Hitler, there might be consequences that you could not predict leading to something even worse than the Holocaust.
- 8. One tiny change in the past can lead to all kinds of complications that can seriously affect the present.