Two creatures you can see within range must make a Constitution saving throw, with disadvantage if they are within 30 feet of each other. Either creature can willingly fail the save. If either save succeeds, the spell has no effect. If both saves fail, the creatures are magically linked for the duration, regardless of the distance between them. When damage is dealt to one of them, the same damage is dealt to the other one. If hit points are restored to one of them, the same number of hit points are restored to the other one. If one creature receives a buff or debuff, the same effects are also shared and transferred to the other linked creature. If either of the tethered creatures is reduced to 0 hit points, the spell ends on both. If the spell ends on one creature, it ends on both.
Sacrificial Lamb. If you tether a weak creature like a beast to a more powerful enemy, this spell truly shines (Bonk the beast and watch the baddie crumble).
Celestial Bond. If you tether two allied creatures that are non-hostile towards each other and the caster, this becomes an incredible support spell for healing and buff spells.
Infernal Link. If you tether two hostile creatures to eachother, this becomes an incredible way to spread damage from your spells, allies damage, and twin potent debilitations.
This magic spell was created by the magi of wonder and whimsy; Cameron the Clairvoyant. He loved to create, and was inspired by many things around him - people, places, things, concepts, nature, anime, pop culture - and loved to craft superior unique things for the Dungeons and Dragons community. Check out his homebrew creations in every category on D&DBeyond, and feel free to incorporate them into your homebrew campaigns. Cameron the Clairvoyant is a former player-character that reached level 20 and now functions as a NPC Archwizard, and has created numerous impactful magic items, weapons, subclasses, monsters, creatures, feats and spells. Seek him out in your next quest! He loves to take requests and interact with parties of player-adventurers.
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