Well of Life

You summon forth a shallow pool of revitalizing water in a 10 foot radius around you that can reverse any ailment, including the ravages of time itself. For the next hour, any living creature that drinks the water in the pool regains all missing hit points, removes any negative conditions affecting it including curses, disease, and levels of exhaustion, and has its age reduced by 2d6 years. Once a creature has benefited from a casting of this spell, it cannot do so again for one year. Instead, if a creature attempts to drink from the pool again, it gains no additional benefits and its age is advanced by 4d6 years.

Submerging a dead creature in the pool for 1 minute can restore it to life, provided the creature has not been dead for more than 1 week, it has not benefited from this spell in the past year, and its soul, if any, is willing to return to its body. After the creature awakens, it gains the full benefits of the pool's magic properties. If an undead creature drinks from the water in the pool, it instead decays rapidly and is irreversibly destroyed.