You target a point in a body of water at least 25ft wide and 2ft deep you can see within range. A 10ft emanation appears as a gentle vortex around the point you targeted until the start of your next turn.
At the start of your next turn all willing creatures and objects within the emanation are transported through a torrent of water and emerge from a body of water of the caster's choice on the same plane. If the specified body of water is not large enough for the largest willing creature or object within the spell emanation to submerge in or doesn't exist then the spell fails. On a success all targets who met the transportation requirements are shunted harmlessly into the nearest safe unoccupied space at the destination.
If the caster has a sample of water from the chosen body of water, has submerged themselves in it at least once, or can currently see it, the transportation is successful.
If the caster has only seen or knows of the body of water, roll a d4 and the following occurs;
4- the spell succeeds.
3- the spell succeeds, all transported creatures fall prone and take 2d8 bludgeoning damage.
2- the spell fails and all creatures within the emanation are knocked prone and take 2d8 bludgeoning damage.
1- The spell is redirected to a safe body of water on the same plane, all transported creatures fall prone and take 2d8 bludgeoning damage.
If there's is not enough space at the receiving body of water for the all transportation targets to emerge, the caster, if within the vortex, is transported first, followed by creatures and objects chosen in order by the DM until there is no remaining safe space on the receiving end, at which point the spell ends and all leftover creatures and objects are moved to a random space within the previous emanation.
This spell cannot be quickened.
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