As you begin to sing, each creature within range of your song must make a Wisdom saving throw:
They take 2d8 psychic damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. On a failed save, the target also becomes frightened of you for the duration, as their vision of you becomes they can fear, their pulse (if they possess one) quickening, their vision blurring and the rise of heat in their body/skin (again, if they can possess such features).
If they are immune to being frightened or are deafened, they succeed automatically and the spell ends on them; The save is also repeated at the end of each turn.
On each of YOUR turns for the duration, you can use an action to further bring suffering onto one creature, dealing them 4d8 fire damage automatically.
* - (Sulfur and a Yellow Feather)
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Posted Jul 13, 2024Hiya! back again with another attempt at a spell ^^" my Bard this had been cooked from had experienced something and, after listening to some music sometime today, REALLY had me itching to put what he felt into something he can call his OWN.
A little trump card of a spell he could pull, using the one thing about himself he has always had to call His.
I took some advice, previously, off of the D&D community on another site that was quite helpful, but not fully what I envisioned for the spell itself, so I still took some liberties. I did try my best not to make it too powerful, but tell me what you think of it (and also if I screwed up somewhere < - <" I'm still getting used to doing some things)