Etherbind

You perform a ritual binding yourself to the Ethereal Plane. You have three charges that you can expend to cause one of the following effects:

Etherjump. As a reaction when you would take damage, you transport yourself to the Border Ethereal, avoiding it. You return at the end of your next turn, during which you can take your movement as normal. If you are occupying the same space as a solid object or creature when you return, you are shifted to the nearest unoccupied space. You take no damage from doing so.

Etherpush. As an action, you can force a creature you can see within 30 feet to make a Charisma saving throw. If they fail, they are transported to the Border Ethereal for 1 minute, after which they return where they were first banished. Any means they may have to escape early fail; they are trapped for the full duration.

Etherstep. As an action, you and up to eight willing creatures you designate within 30 feet are transported to a location you specify within the Ethereal Plane.

Etherwalk. As an action, if you are already within the Ethereal Plane, you can specify a location in general terms located on on a plane overlapped by the Border Ethereal, such as the Material Plane or the Inner Planes. You and up to eight willing creatures you designate within 30 feet are transported there.

This ritual and these effects can only be performed where there is an overlapping region of Border Ethereal to call upon. If you attempt to expend a charge where the Border Ethereal does not exist, nothing occurs, but you do not lose that charge.

Once the ritual has been performed, there is no interval for using the gained charges, they are available to you until they are all expended. If you have expended charges, additional performances of this ritual will refill the charges back to three, but you cannot have more than three charges at a time. A use of this spell while you are at three charges will fail, and the material components will still be consumed.