Divine Judgement

As a part of the casting of this spell, you call upon your deity to judge a creature of your choosing within range. If the target has no alignment, is a construct, or is undead, the spell fails. The spell also fails if the deity chooses not to or is unable to respond to this spell. If they do respond, the chosen target is then judged by the deity. Your deity then chooses one of the four following effects:

• The target must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 10d8 radiant, force, or necrotic damage (radiant if the deity is good-aligned, force if neutral-aligned, or necrotic if evil-aligned), or half as much on successful one.
• The target must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the target is compelled to do nothing on it's next turn other than to plead to the deity for forgiveness. If the target moves or spends any of it's actions to do something other than asking for forgiveness on it's next turn, the target takes 14d8 psychic damage. If the creature is damaged by you or your allies before the start of it's next turn, this effect instead does nothing.
• The creature regains 10d8 hit points.
• Nothing happens.

If they choose to do so, your deity may also telepathically send a message no longer than 10 words in length to the target creature. Once the deity's chosen effect transpires, the spell ends.