Hindsight
Origin Sorcery Scope Moderate
Archetype Divination Range Personal
Dominion Reality Area N/A
Configuration Might 90 Duration One Minute
Effect Level S:8, O:4 Potency Moderate
Noise Level S:3, O:2 Intricacy Epic
Base Paradigm Cost S: 88, O: 47
Magicology Levels Power Change Control Creation Illusion Sensitivity
Description
Hindsight allows the sorcerer to view scenes from the past in a given location.
Effects
This effect provides only visual sensations.  Versions of this paradigm that add audible and/or olfactory sensations are also possible, at a slight increase in cost.
Scope Base Scope (2 points)
Scope is altering a State (1 point).
Range is Personal.
Area is N/A
Duration Interval is one minute: Moderate (4-9 points).  This can be Maintained, or a longer interval can be selected to view longer stretches of the past.
Potency Potency in this case establishes a time interval, which is the farthest point into the past that can be viewed.  Within that time frame, the actual duration of viewing is determined by the Scope selected.  The default for this listing will be one day: Moderate (4-9 points).  More powerful optimized versions can view events farther in the past.
One Hour Slight (1-3)
One Day Moderate (4-6)
One Week Impressive (10-20)
One Month Epic (21-35)
One Year Mythic (36-50)
Intricacy Divination / Target: Epic (21-35 points)
Divination / Contact: Casual: Moderate (4-9 points)
Divination / Familiarity: Unfamiliar: Impressive (10-20 points)
Divination / Effects: Sight: Slight (1-3)
Total Base Cost Spontaneous: 88, Optimized: 47
Temper Aspects Maintain is typically used to view more of the past at one time (1 point)
Notes
This paradigm will only view scenes from the adept's current location - to see another point of view, he must move to that location and view the scene.  He can move around while viewing the past, but should be careful when doing so, as he will not be able to see the present while this effect is active.   The adept will only see events as he would be able to do so if he had been in that location at the time he is viewing them.  Thus, other sensory enhancement effects would be suitable to Build together with this effect.
This effect can be "defeated" by protective effects designed to prevent detection, as well as by specialized effects that shield a location from this sort of temporal viewing for a period of time.