The Dragonborn will be able to sneak attack multiple enemies before detection.

This shout may be particularly advantageous to archers and mages, as it can allow for several shots to be fired before a melee enemy can reach striking range, minimizing the risk while reloading or charging spells, and slowing targets to allow for greater accuracy over distances.This shout is useful in conjunction with Fortify Enchanting or Fortify Smithing potions, because their effect, which normally lasts for thirty seconds, can be slowed to last around a minute.Using the Amulet of Talos and the Blessing of Talos to reduce shout cooldown, and using the Stability perk and potions of Fortify Alteration, it is possible to cause a persistent (as long as one refreshes the shout by shouting again before the effect runs out) slow time effect. Enchanted gear, however, only reduces alteration spell costs and does not affect the shout. It is also affected by potions of Fortify Alteration, which can increase the duration. The shout is affected by an alteration perk Stability, which gives 50% longer duration to the shout. It can also help those who cannot block, allowing the Dragonborn to dodge enemies instead. It is also useful for mages using spells which require charging. This is particularly useful against enemies that are normally too powerful to afford getting hit by, such as dragons, dragon priests, and Dwarven centurions. UL slows time down by 90% for 16 seconds.KLO slows time down by 80% for 12 seconds.

TIID slows time down by 70% for 8 seconds.Although the Dragonborn is also affected by the time-slowing effects, they are able to move much faster than their enemies while the shout is active, allowing them to attack enemies with less danger of getting hit back.

When activated, the Slow Time shout slows everything down significantly for a short amount of time.

Sands of time skyrim special edition