You unleash the cataclysmic forces of nature over a vast area. The area affected is an entire geographic region within sight of the caster, such as a valley, the caverns beneath a mountain, or a lake from shore to shore. If the geographical area is especially large (a great plain, an ocean, etc.), then even this spell can’t affect it entirely. Assume a maximum 1-mile-radius area of effect centered on a point chosen by the caster. To properly channel the massive energy this spell requires, the caster must be within the area of effect, if only at its periphery.
The entire chosen region becomes a nightmare of natural disasters. Scalding geysers erupt. Caverns collapse. Crevasses split wide open. All structures and living creatures in the area of effect sustain 5d6 points of bludgeoning damage, or half damage with a successful Dexterity saving throw. You are knocked prone and stunned for 2d6 rounds immediately after casting creation’s fury, and you can’t cast any spells except cantrips for 30 days afterward.
The exact effect of the destruction wrought by this spell must be determined by the GM.
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