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You put the target into a deep sleep. While asleep, they take 1d6 physic damage at the start of their turn and can reroll their check at the end of their turn. They are unconscious and are unaware of their surroundings and cannot do anything. They are having a series of nightmares that are draining their life force. A creature can spend its turn attempting to wake them and can make the wisdom check with advantage to try to free the victim. If an external creature helps they wake up, if they alone pass the check they remain unconscious for the duration or until awoken but no longer have nightmares. If a creature is already asleep when the spell is cast they have disadvantage on all saves.
* - (black sand or cobwebs)
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