This spell ignores the normal requirements on spell casting and can only be cast by a creature when it dies. When cast, the spell simply occurs. This spell can have any number of targets. This spell can only target a creature that willingly and directly participated in the death of the caster or who is directly responsible for causing the caster momentous grievance (DM's discretion).
When this spell is cast the caster expends their soul as material components, thus any creature that casts this spell cannot be resurrected by any means.This spell is treated as a tenth level spell for the purpose of "Counter Spell". This spell has no effect on undead targets.
This is the most powerful spell a living creature can cast. When cast, this spell alters reality changing the ultimate fate of each target and cursing them with horrible misfortune. The misfortune can range from losing limbs to losing eyesight. The caster may choose to have a rich target lose it's fortune, a beautiful target become hideous, or royal target be dethroned. These are only a few usages of this spell and players are encouraged to devise their own misfortune should they cast this spell. This spell can effect creatures besides the target in order to bring about the desired misfortune. The exact constraints of the misfortune and how the misfortune occur are up to the DM's discretion.