A conjuration spell unique to Ryomen Sukuna, the King of Curses.
The spell consists of creating an innate domain, or pocket dimension, onto the current space the caster is occupying. Usually, a domain forms a barrier around the dimension, and forces the people inside the domain to deal with the caster's mastery of their innate technique. When caught in a domain expansion, the innate spell the caster wields is a guaranteed hit, and automatically reaches the target once they are inside the domain.
Sukuna's domain expansion is different from these standard rules. By making a binding vow, and allowing an 'escape route' out of the domain, Malevolent Shrine increases its effective range up to 200 feet. Non-living beings (buildings, automatons, etc) are hit with dismantle, a series of invisible slashes that attempt to destroy their target by sheer firepower. Living beings (Anything that is, by normal terms, considered 'alive') are hit with cleave, an invisible slash that scales its power with the target's durability. For instance, if cleave hits a heavily armored target, then cleave would automatically be strengthened to damage the target anyways. (Regardless of the caster's own strength.)
Both Cleave and Dismantle are constantly hitting everything in the 646ft range until Malevolent Shrine closes. (5 rounds.)
All targets hit with cleave take 1d10 strike damage +disadvantage at the start of their turn. All targets hit with dismantle take 1d5 + disadvantage for every action taken during their turn.
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