Using the forgotten magical weaving of the Kena, the caster can weave a magical circle around their feet and press their hand against the middle of the circle and call up their pain and pull forth the energy created from the sorrow of loss and death to unleash upon their foes.
The Caster has to concentrate for the 1st actions to draw a circle around their feet with their hand and press their hand against the center of the circle. Focusing on the pain of loss, magical tears will form at their eyes and stream down their face, splashing onto the ground to create a pool of tears that expand to the circle. The second action is used to push out the building unstable power.
ailIn which the caster chooses 3 different locations within range and a 5ft magical tear will splash into the ground at those spots, creating a 15ft circle of a bright glowing blue liquid which will initially deal 4d8 cold damage. Those initially hit by the spell must make a Dexterity Saving Throw vs the caster's spell casting DC. On a fail, they take the full amount of damage, on a success they take half damage.
When a creature enters or ends it's turn within the circles, they take 2d8 necrotic damage as the sorrow and pain of death washes over them. The magical tear drops will also count as difficult terrain.
When the spell is casted at 5th level, the caster can choose 4 different locations. When casted at 8th level, the caster can choose 5 different locations.