You tear open a rift between parallel worlds by passing between two solid objects within 5 feet of each other. Until the spell ends, you gain the following benefits:
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Dimensional Step. Once on each of your turns, while between two solid objects, you can instantly teleport to another pair of solid objects you can see within 300 feet.
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Parallel Self. As a bonus action, you may summon an alternate version of yourself from a parallel world into an unoccupied space within 30 feet. A clone uses your statistics, shares your initiative, and acts immediately after your turn. A clone cannot cast spells of 6th level or higher or use limited-use class features. It disappears when reduced to 0 hit points or when this spell ends. You can have up to three clones at one time.
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Parallel Foe. Instead of summoning one of your own clones, you may summon an alternate version of a creature you can see within 60 feet. The duplicate has the target's current statistics and is hostile to the original creature but otherwise acts under the DM's control. Only one duplicate of a particular creature can exist at a time.
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Paradox. If a creature and its alternate counterpart (other than you and your own clones) willingly or unwillingly come into physical contact, both immediately collapse into a dimensional paradox and are removed from existence. Neither creature can be restored except by a Wish spell or comparable divine intervention.
When the spell ends, all surviving duplicates immediately vanish and return to their original realities.
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