You strike the earth, whether with staff or heel, and a number of stones equal to the number of weapon attacks you can make rise in front of you, which you then either hurl with a sling, smack with a staff, or otherwise project towards your target(s). Make a ranged spell attack against each target, or multiple against the same target, if you have multiple attacks. If used with a spellcasting focus, increase range by 30'; if used with a sling or sling staff, increase range by that weapon's range, ignoring disadvantage at long range. On a hit, the target takes 1d8+your spellcasting modifier bludgeoning damage.

These stones only have power for the attack, and hit or miss, they lose the magical properties they had prior. If used against a wolf or another typical predatory of livestock, on a hit, that creature rolls a 1d4 and decreases that number from its attacks towards, and increases that number from attacks from, creatures of the beast or magical beast type. If you have a feature that allows you to substitute an attack to allow an animal companion or familiar to attack or similar effect, you may use that in conjunction with this spell.