You create a sacrilegous flame of turquoise colour and that makes no smoke.
The flame apears in a bonfire made with the material components, and burns for 5 hours, sheding dim light in a 60 ft. radius, it is stationary, and cannot be moved by any means. Trying to move the bonfire without a specially charmed brazzer will result in the flames dying.
The flames does nothing to mundane creatures and objects. However, spellcasters and magical creatures such as elementals, fiends, celestials and dragons, take 2d10 force damage upon touching the flames, and feys are killed instantly by it. Gods arent damaged by the flames, but they have no power over the material plane inside th 60 ft. radius that surrounds the fire, and any god's physical form gets destroyed by touching the fire if it is large or smaller.
Any magical object that touches the flames is instantly turned to ashes, unless it is legendary, in which case it simply loses all it´s magical properties. Artifacts are unafected by the fire initialy, but will be destroyed if they are burned by the flames for 5 hours straight. Any item created by a spell is inmediately destroyed if it touches the flames. Any creature with a cursed item attunned to them, takes 1d6 damage upon touching the flame, then the curse gets dispelled and the item destroyed. Any creature that is under a magical effect (like mage armor or the charmed condition) takes 1d6 damage, and the effect is dispelled.
* - (Bones from any creature, 0.5 pounds of ashes and the dust of the crushed bones of a dragon, all of which get consumed by the spell)
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