Ceaseless Watcher, turn your gaze upon this wretched thing. Reveal the secrets of the power that composes it. Reveal the crimson string of secrets and lies like a twisted knot of desires and watch it unravel. Show it the fear and perspective it's brought to it's victims. Take it all in and drink your fill.
You give your eyes to the Ceaseless Watcher, who turns it's gaze to the creatures in front of you. On a failed save, all targets that you can see make an {{savedc:int}} , dealing 8d6 Psychic Damage and rolls with disadvantage on a saving throw of your choice until the end of your next turn, or half damage on a successful save.
Scopophobia
Any creature that fails it's save for this spell is considered Marked, which lasts until they die or are dropped to 0HP. The caster gets advantage on survival checks to track the target. A Marked target must roll a DC 5 Constitution saving throw (DC +1 for each level of Exhaustion ) each night until the Spell Remove Curse is cast on them. The exhaustion is permanent unless an effect can remove the stacks. A target cannot be marked if it has an intelligence score under 9. The Marked Condition is not a Spell Effect, it is considered a Warlock Pact Feature. This status can be removed by anything that removes curses.
At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot higher than 4th level, add an extra 2d6 to it's damage for each level above 4th. When using a 6th level spell slot, a Marked target is afflicted with the frightened condition. When using an 8th level spell slot, if/when a Marked enemy dies, you are able to cast Legend Lore once as a Reaction, with the only Material components needed is one (or a group of) question(s). The target of the spell is the recently deceased victim, and the format is autobiographical in nature. If you wait more than 4 seconds between dialogue, the spell ends.
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