Beam of Light v1.1

A beam of light so hot and powerful that it can burn through any plate armor that could exist and actually be wearable. Upon activating this spell, you spin both your hands like your shaping a sphere into existence as your necklace glows with pure white light. This charges up the beam and takes about 2 actions. After this 12 seconds is up, you raise both your arms facing the sphere at the beast/enemy that you wish to fire at. A beam of light shoots out from the sphere in a straight line about 15 feet wide through the enemy, doing 5d10+2 worth of piercing damage, radiant damage, and force damage. This line of damage has a distance of about 60 feet. If there were 3 enemies in the distance of the width of the beam, they would have to make a dexterity saving throw in order to only take half damage and leap out of the way of the beam. If no enemies dodged the beam, each enemy would take 7 less damage then normal. For example, the 1st enemy would take 52 (if you rolled a perfect roll) damage, then 45 to the 2nd, then 38 to the 3rd. If there were 6 enemies standing in 2 rows of the beam, the damage would be 52 to the 1st, 45 to the 2nd, 38 to the 3rd, 31 to the 4th,  24 to the 5th, and  17 to the 6th and so on. Also, the spell can be stopped if you are damaged while charging it up and readying to fire it. In the next version I may up the damage and bit and maybe raise the level to 7, but this current version I am lowering to a level 5 spell because I feel that the new row feature of the beam makes it weaker. Have a good day. This spell also can't be used at a higher spell slot.