Void Madness

This spell is not to be trifled with. You should have left it where you found it. You remember the warnings that were all around it when you found it. You are calling upon the ancient ones and they will not be happy with your trifling. 

When cast your target makes a con save. On a succeeded con save the caster takes 1d4 damage only once since they have looked upon the void to gain this spell and that madness is already upon them. On a failed save the target takes 1d6 damage and gains madness. At the beginning of their turn they take 1d4 damage and can make a con save. The target can also make a con save if they take damage from another player but become susceptible to madness. This means they receive a -1 one to con saves for the next minute due to them having looked upon the void. 

Anyone that survives this will be scarred either physically or mentally for the remainder of their days and only they know what that scarring means. 

When this spell is cast only the caster and the target witnesses the rip in time and space. Only they know what was on the other side of this rip. All within a 10 foot radius hear sounds, noises, and words that shouldn't exist at all. 

When cast at 3rd level or higher add another target to look upon the void. The more you cast this spell the more interest the old ones take upon you...are you sure you wish to bring their attention upon you? You remember the remains of the being you found near where you stumbled upon this spell. They were....odd.