The caster seemingly struggles to raise their hand as if trying to lift an invisible sphere that weighs a ton. In truth, the caster focuses their inner connection to nature in order to command it to violently erupt from the ground. Vine like, thorny pseudo-pod of all shapes and sizes engulf the designated area, dividing it and exhume poisonous gas.
The caster can make the bramble wall up to 30 feet long, up to 5 feet wide and up to 10 feet high. The bramble wall can move around corners and bend. Creatures can not see through the wall. Any creature hit by the wall on it's conjuring has to succeed on a dexterity saving throw or take 4d6 piercing and 4d6 poison damage. The bramble wall can take any shape as long as it within these parameters. The bramble wall has an AC of 11, HP: 50 + caster's lvl + Spell modifier and is resistant to bludgeoning and piercing damage. It is also vulnerable to fire and cold damage. In addition, after the damage has been distributed on the same turn, the caster can designate any creature as hostile. Hostile creatures receive an additional 4d6 poison damage if they end or start their turn within 10 feet of the bramble wall. Any who succeed on the saving throw take half damage.
Once, on the caster's next turn, they can spend a bonus action and any spell slot to have the wall withdraw into the ground and re emerge in another location as if being cast again.
The caster can dismiss the wall as a free action on their turn.
Casting this at higher levels increases the damage by 1d6 per level.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For this spell to take effect the caster must be in contact (it does not have to touch the skin) with (even half an inch) a natural surface. E.g. rock ,dirt ,wood ,leaves ,plants. For any exceptions please work out the details with your one and only dungeon master.
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