Summoning the full might of the divine, the caster calls down a radiant tempest upon a point within range. The storm covers a 1 mile radius sphere, filled with brilliant, golden rain drops that only affect undead and fiends. At the start of their turns, affected creatures must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, they take 7d10 radiant damage, or half as much on a successful save. Additionally, if any creature within the radius dies, it explodes in a burst of radiant energy, dealing an additional 5d6 radiant damage to all undead and fiends within 10 feet of it. This spell's effects are ongoing and can only be dispelled by a wish spell or divine intervention. The tempest stays in the area it was cast until it is dispelled, if it is ever dispelled. The shimmering rain suppresses any darkness spells of 7th level or lower.
Lore. Created by a long-forgotten deity to cleanse the world of the undead and fiendish scourges, the Tears of the Angels is a legendary spell known to few. This divine gift was bestowed upon the most faithful Aasimar clerics to wage war against the unholy. With brilliance that rivals the sun and power that extinguishes the darkest evils, it is said that witnessing the spell invoke the light of the celestial realms is akin to seeing the gods' wrath firsthand.
* - (Must be an Aasimar to cast)
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