CAN BE USED AS LONG AS THE USER HAS NO LEVELS OF EXHAUSTION AND THE REQUIRED RESOURCES.
Initial effects:
Magical darkness is dispersed, any invisible creatures are now visible (to me alone), all creatures (including allies) within a 30ft radius must succeed a DC 15 WIS saving throw or take 2d6+6 radiant damage and be blinded for turns equal to how far away from succeeding they were.
Ally effects:
Up to 3 allies of choice within a 10ft radius gain 1d10 + CON hit points as well as advantage on their next attack.
Enemy effects:
These effects only happen if failed DC 15 WIS saving throw. Enemies have disadvantage attacking my allies until the spell has worn off, every time they attempt to attack me they must succeed another DC 15 WIS saving throw or take 2d6+6 radiant damage and be blinded for the next turn.
Own effects:
All stats are boosted massively (see divine form sheet), all damage is increased as well as AC, now have a flying speed equal to walking speed, emanates a glowing aura (meaning you can see in any darkness up to 30ft), advantage on all rolls (including to hit rolls, excluding damage rolls), gain a water ranged attack, immunities to most types of damage and some conditions, however a vulnerability to necrotic damage (of which only needs to pass an AC of 5 to hit), if I miss an attack I can spend a bonus action to roll to hit again however the attack deals half damage. Any time I am attacked and hit I get a reaction, this is a choice between the following two options; absorb and reflect the enemies attack damaging them with their attack with full damage however take full damage on myself as well, OR knock the enemy prone with a counter attack and take only half damage for myself.
Once the spell is over, all effects cease immediately and return to normal form, however the sheer amount of energy needed for this induces a LEVEL 5 EXHAUSTION once returned to normal form and HP is reduced to 1hp and made unconscious for 1d4+2 minutes.
* - (The blood of the spell caster must be dripped onto their holy symbol as they pray to the Gods.)