Tower of Bilauri

This spell generates a looming tower of gold with an obsidian base, measuring six feet in height, over the course of its casting time of an hour. After the tower is built, place an item representing a humanoid creature that has been dead for 10 days or less, and call out its name. Lightning from the heavens strikes the top of the tower, and the target's body will regenerate in front of it, its soul placed within.

At the price of reforming the body and returning its soul, the tower will take something from the target in exchange. The DM may decide themself, or roll a d6 on the options below:

1. An eldritch being took an interest in the target's soul.
   Black, necrotic marks climb up the side of their face, and they're permanently blind in one eye.
2. Greed and gluttony fed the target's soul during it's time away from the body. Chunks of skin never regrow, and they now have to eat twice as much to satisfy their hunger needs.
3. The soul saw something in the far realm it wasn't supposed to see. Another eye grows somewhere on the targets body and they may start to imagine things that aren’t really  in front of them.
4. The target felt only seething rage after dying. Angry, vines crawl and embed their way up their arms, and they never seem to be completely calm ever again.
5. Astral light encased the target's soul. A faint glow emanates from their body, and they will go into trances where it doesn't feel like their mind is all there.
6. The soul was grabbed from a mysterious demiplane, and is slightly misplaced in the body. The target loses feeling in one limb, which looks slightly detached, and sometimes have trouble speaking their native tongue.

After the spell is finished, the tower turns to glass and holds no magic.