Afterlife

When this spell is cast, every living creature within the spells range, centered on the caster (including the caster), must succeed on a DC 35 Wisdom saving throw or have their soul forcibly ejected from their body, instantly killing them. There is no way to gain advantage or disadvantage on this saving throw. A creature cannot choose to automatically succeed on this saving throw (as in a tarrasque’s legendary resistance). The caster automatically fails this saving throw. Nothing short of a wish spell can bring back to life any creature killed by this spell. If the statue used in the casting is destroyed or has any form of dispelling or curse removing spell cast on it, this spell immediately ends. The statue automatically fails all saving throws, has an AC of 17 and 28 hit points, the statue also regenerates all of its hit points at dawn. When this spell ends, every creature killed by the spells effect can be resurrected as normal and any creature killed by this spell within the last month from comes back to life, as if the true resurrection spell was cast on them. Additionally, when a living creature enters this spells radius for the first time, they must succeed a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or die to this spells effect. Removing the body of a creature killed by this spell from the area will not alter the spells effect the spell has on said creature.

Every night, ghosts and apparitions of those who were killed by this spell reenact what they were doing the very day the very day the spell was cast. These ghosts cannot be interacted with through any means. The spell speak with dead and any other similar spell cannot be cast on any creature killed by this spell. Additionally, unintelligent undead are drawn to the spells area, causing them to swarm the region during the night.

Until the spell ends, the caster of this spell cannot be resurrected through any means. The caster must be alive (neither a construct or undead), or the spell doesn’t function. Additionally, this spell does not affect nonmagical plants and animals.