Call the Sun
9th-level transmutation (Sound Spells)
Casting time: 1 action
Range: Self (300-foot sphere)
Target: Everything within 300-foot sphere centered on you
Components: V, S, M (any type of beetle)
Duration: Instantaneous (24 hours outside the range)
Classes: Bard, Cleric, Druid
Subclasses: Bard (College of Bells)
You sing a song that rapidly speeds up time for everything within a 300-foot sphere cnetered on you. In the span of 6 seconds, the sun appears to race through the sky and everything inside the sphere ages as if 24 hours have passed. Nothing outside the sphere can affect anything inside the sphere while this acceleration occurs.
At the end of the spell, any abilities, magic items, or other mechanical features that have daily use limits recover expended changes as if a true day has passed (though this time is not considered a long rest)
Creatures friendly to you can contribute their voices to the casting of this spell without using an action.
Creatures within the sphere who do not contribute their voices to the casting of the spell must attempt a Constitution saving throw at the end of the duration, gaining three levels of exhaustion on a failure, or one level of exhaustion on a success.
You sing a song that rapidly speeds up time for everything within a 300-foot sphere cnetered on you. In the span of 6 seconds, the sun appears to race through the sky and everything inside the sphere ages as if 24 hours have passed. Nothing outside the sphere can affect anything inside the sphere while this acceleration occurs.
At the end of the spell, any abilities, magic items, or other mechanical features that have daily use limits recover expended changes as if a true day has passed (though this time is not considered a long rest)
Creatures friendly to you can contribute their voices to the casting of this spell without using an action.
Creatures within the sphere who do not contribute their voices to the casting of the spell must attempt a Constitution saving throw at the end of the duration, gaining three levels of exhaustion on a failure, or one level of exhaustion on a success.
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