You add a new constellation to the sky. When you begin casting this spell, you hold the sculpture up to the sky. Over the course of the next 7 hours, you gradually weave it into the sky, creating a new constellation at the end of the spell.
You or any creature you designate when you begin casting the spell may use it both as a spellcasting focus and a map. When they do so, they cannot lose their sense of direction. They know the quickest land route to any location on the same plane, and can travel 7 times as quickly in a day.
The constellation emits dim light for 7 lightyears, which you can toggle on or off as an action. This light cannot be obscured by magical darkness of 7th level or lower, and penetrates up to 700 feet underground.
As an action, or when the constellation is dispelled, you can cause it to explode in a meteor shower. For the next 7 rounds, creatures of your choice that start their turn within your line of sight must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 7d6 radiant damage on a failure or half damage on a success.
* - (stardust fashioned in the shape of a sculpture worth 7,000gp)
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