Grabbing an arrow or crossbow bolt, you bestow small amounts of divine magic across the length of it and load it ready to make a ranged weapon attack as part of this spell. The newly blessed arrow allows you to pierce through up to 4 creatures, 60 feet in a straight line from you. Enemy creatures are rolled for like a standard attack and you use your bow or crossbow to roll to hit, if the attack hits then the enemy is magically pierced through for 1d6 radiant damage + spell casting modifier and the arrow continues it's course. Ally creatures instead receive 1d4 + spell casting modifier healing and the arrow continues it's course.
Hitting an enemy does not deal the standard piercing damage of the arrow/bolt, ONLY the 1d6 + spell casting modifier radiant damage.
If the attack misses the enemy then the arrow does not continue it's course and instead flies off in any direction the DM decides, remembering it still disappears after 60 feet.
This attack still obeys the laws of physics when it comes to terrain, and cannot pierce through anything a standard arrow or bolt couldn't.
If you have the "Extra attack" feature, you CANNOT use it after this attack, as it is spell casting.
Using a level 2 spell slot or above adds 1d6 radiant damage and 1d4 healing per spell slot used.
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