You strike a sound with such resonance that it reverberates through the Weave of magic itself. The sound reverberates for a moment and then silence. There's actually more silence than you are typically met with in response to your music... It is not a willing silence.
When you take your action to cast this spell, you are taking action against nature itself. As you strike a tone so impressively resonant with the sound of existence itself, you mold the presence of Weave around you. Apart from the initial 120 foot sphere of erupting sound and the 10d8 of force damage taken by every creature within 30 feet of the sound, the 120 foot radius of the initial sound becomes a magical anti-sound zone where sound can't be created or heard. This anti-sound zone last for 1d6 + 1 years and the inner most 15 foot radius of the zone has the properties of an anti magic field. The bell used in the spell disappears as it disintegrates into something less than ash. The tuning fork will survive the spell but will have a curse like effect to never be able to make sound again. This tuning fork can give a +1 to stealth checks if being held but will muffle the user's own ability to produce sounds if on their person.
* - (A tuning fork and a finely tuned silver bell worth at least 150gp)
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