Sword'er Gate of Desperation

A desperation reaction spell for the caster. A caster can use this spell by conjuring a "precise" magical glyph anywhere the caster desires even in mid-air within the line of sight of the target. This glyph opens a 5ft. circle into an arsenal dimension of bladed weaponry of all shapes and sizes that springs out like a porcupine quills or the caster can have them eject out from the glyph gate dealing piercing damage in 10ft cone outward. Then the rift closes and the ejected weapons disappear a minute later back to their realm. A caster can use this to their advantage as a surprise attack.

The caster can use a spell slot to allow friendly creatures to freely grab these weapons and use them a set amount times equal to the caster's Intelligence modifier + 5 as they have no weight, require no proficiency, and are indestructible crimson adamantine weapons dealing 1d6 slashing damage + the caster's Con modifier. Then the creatures that are wielding the weapons can add their Str or Dex Modifiers. Once the weapon's uses are used up they shatter like glass and fade from existence. The creature must make a Dex Save equal that of the caster's spell save DC. If successful the creature takes half damage.

A random number blades appear with each summoning but a standard glyph size yields about 1D10 blades. Dealing 1d6 piercing damage per weapon has sprung forth from the rift gate. Each blade can and has to be dispelled one by one as the effect will damage the caster equal to the caster's Con mod per blade are gone. The caster can dispel the glyph at will taking all the blades with it.

This spell was gifted to all races by a power devil that wanted to be amused on how well they can use and handle the spell. After being defeated by the moral and was allowed to live under unknown conditions. The devil silently aids morals and fey races alike from another dimension of brimstone and shadows to give blessings in disguise.