Chimes at Midnight

Taking up the bell, you ring it and speak a word to invoke the Chimes at Midnight, whose ringing calls souls into the darkness of the unknown. The sound is like the melody of an ocean draining, and is audible throughout the range of the spell, which does not affect creatures without hearing.

Creatures of your choice within range must make a Wisdom saving throw, with disadvantage if they are undead: on a failure, they become Charmed for the duration of the spell, but can repeat the saving throw at the end of their turns to end the effect. If a creature starts its turn Charmed by you by this spell, it must use its movement to move within 20 feet of a point that you choose inside the range of the spell that is in dim light or darkness; if a creature is already in range of the point chosen by you, it cannot use its movement that turn.

As a bonus action during your turn you can ring the bell again, causing creatures of your choice to repeat the saving throw; if a creature Charmed by you that is in range of the point you chose fails this saving throw, they fall Unconscious(until the end of the spell or until damaged, or if a creature uses an action to wake them). If an Unconscious creature in range of the chosen area fails the saving throw after failing a previous saving throw against this spell, it must resist being pulled out of the world: roll 8d12, which determines how many HP of creatures this spell can affect, starting with the Unconscious creature with the lowest HP; if the creature has less HP than was rolled, it dies and its body vanishes. You may roll the die no more than once per casting.

If cast above 7th level, when rolling die for this spell you roll an additional 2d12 for each slot level above 7th.