At level 10 for Warlock, or Sorcerer, the character can take the obliteration feat. The character lift its hand towards an object or creature and squeezes . As the hand reaches the full the clench of the squeeze an object is obliterated, not into dust, not transported to another plane, the object crumbles into nothingness leaving no trace that it ever existed. The object can be up to five times the size of the user ( a larger boulder, a medium sized tree would be good examples) - take the casters height and times that by 5, for instance if the spell caster is 5'7" the object could be 28ft tall and wide.
If obliteration is used on a creature the creature must make a constitution saving throw against the spell casters save DC; on a save the creature takes no damage, on a fail the creature will takes 10D10 necrotic damage and has disadvantage on attacks against the spell caster. On a critical fail creature rolls a D4 and a limb is obliterated into nothingness (1 - left leg, 2 - right leg, 3 - right arm, 4 left arm). If the creatures HP falls to 0 because of the feat the creature takes one more saving throw once again against the spell casters DC, as if its very soul is attempting to save the dignity of its body, if failed the body of the creature is obliterated into nothingness, on a save the body is saved the dignity of being 'un'created.
The obliteration feat can be used once between a long rest and can not be regenerated on a short rest.
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