White Magic is a sentient and impartial force, said to have limitless potential. You have grasped a brief fragment of the infinite order of its magic, and have at last learned how to use White Magic to briefly restructure the laws of reality to allow it to unfold fully. It takes your athleticism, instincts, and all the magical might you can summon, and doing so leaves you vulnerable for some time. You must use your action, bonus action, reaction, and at least half of your movement to cast this spell, in addition to extra spell slots of a total level equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. With a decisive command and gesture, time seems to stop briefly as the spell flickers and then erupts.
Each creature and object within the area of the spell must make a Wisdom saving throw: on a failure it becomes vulnerable to all types of damage until the spell resolves and the spell's effects ignore any resistance or immunity to magic(including the Antimagic Field spell); on a success, it gains vulnerability to Radiant damage until the spell resolves. Then make a ranged spell attack against each creature and object in the area of the spell, with advantage it target failed the Wisdom saving throw: on a hit, the spell deals 2d10+spellcasting ability modifier damage of all types and deals double damage to structures, and Stuns creatures for a round; on a miss, the spell deals 2d10+spellcasting ability modifier Radiant damage and Blinds creatures for a round. The explosion of the spell is immense and spreads around corners, and whether it hits or misses, every creature within 60 feet of it is blinded and deafened for a round, and knocked prone.
After casting the spell you suffer two levels of Exhaustion, and you cannot cast it by any means while exhausted, or for 1d4 days afterward.
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