Touch Infinity

With a gesture and an effort of will, you tear the fabric of reality and change it to suit your vision. You have access to a pool of 500 points. You can use these points in the following ways, and can use them in any combination of your choosing:

• Kill: You can try to kill a creature you are aware of by spending a number of points equal to its remaining hit point total. The target must make a Charisma saving throw. If they fail, they die. If they succeed, you still lose the points you spent, and they are unharmed. You can choose to target any number of creatures, so long as you 179 have sufficient points available.

• Maim: You can damage a creature. Spend a number of points equal to five times the amount of damage you’d like to inflict. The target takes force damage equal to this amount. You can target an unlimited number of creatures with a single casting, spreading the points among them.

• Move: You teleport any creature of your choosing to any unoccupied location that you desire. If the target is unwilling, they can make a Wisdom saving throw to resist this effect. Attempting to move a creature costs a number of points equal to their current hit point total.

• Shape: You shape reality. Choose a number of 5-foot cubes equal to the amount of points you spent. You cannot choose a cube that is occupied by a creature. You can manipulate nonliving material within these cubes, creating or destroying as you wish. You cannot create substances with a measurable cost in gp, but you can create stone, dead wood, water, or other materials. This cannot entrap or cause damage to living creatures.

• Create: You make something new. You can spend 50 points per 1 CR to create a creature, or 1 point per 10 gp when creating an item with a measurable gold cost. You can create multiple creatures or items when using this. Creatures created using this spell obey your commands, but are otherwise ordinary.

Once you cast this spell, you gain two levels of exhaustion.