By channeling the power of your patron or draconic ancestors, you have the ability to wipe the memory of a prone/incapacitated humanoid you touch. When contact is made, you are able to enter the mind of the victim and wipe all the memories to date. This includes relationships, places, history, general knowledge, social skills, and proficiencies. The spell does not affect speech, languages known, or basic bodily functions such as walking, sleeping, eating, etc.
The victim must make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, their memory is completely wiped from until that moment. They lose all class levels. On a success, they lose bits of pieces of memories. Faces become blurs, words become slurs, and they lose half their class levels.
Casting this spell is an ordeal. It requires intense communication with your patron. Casting this spell extends all your spell slots. If there are some already extended, you must await the next long rest to cast this spell. After casting, you are exhausted. You make all rolls at a disadvantage until the next long rest.
If a remove curse or greater restoration spell is cast on the target, the caster must roll and add their spellcasting modifier, even if the spell doesn't require a roll. If their total is higher than your spell save DC, then the humanoid regains their true memory. If their roll is equal to or lower than your spell save DC, then the spell fails and the victim regains none of their true memory.
At Higher Levels. If you cast this spell using a spell slot of 6th level or higher, the spell extends one less spell slot, (6th level), two fewer spell slots (7th level), three fewer spell slots (8th level), or four fewer spell slots (9th level).
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