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The hollow interior of the engine flickers with crimson light until the end of its turn, whereupon one dead character or NPC of the DM's choice is restored to life, as though subjected to a resurrection spell.

All player characters are transported back in time, as they are now, to the moment when the adventure began.

The engine emits a bright flash of white light.All magic items within 300 feet of the engine are destroyed, except for artifacts, which are cast into the Astral Plane. The engine emits a flash of golden light.Modrons refer to the device as an Orderer because it was designed is to bring order to chaos.ĭamaged, irreparable, and precariously balanced above a river of lava, severely limiting its usefulness, In the dnd5e module Out of the Abyss it says the Maze Engine is.Ī mechanical, magically powered device capable of altering reality. The closest thing I can think of is the Maze Engine The important part is if there is already anything or anyone in DnD5e official that has such power. If there is nothing even remotely like the Infinity Gauntlet in any official D&D 5e material, or Unearthed Arcana, then are there any official rules or guidelines on expanding the scope of a spell like Disintegrate to target massively large numbers of targets? I could extrapolate from there.ĬLARIFICATION: it doesn't have to have "collect sub-components" as the Infinity Gauntlet needed Infinity Stones to be collected from all over the universe. Something that ties into established D&D lore rather than "oh yeah, it's like the movie, but in D&D". I'm looking for something reliable, not a monkey paw that Wish seems to function as when anyone attempts to use it for effects of this scope. The DM has great latitude in ruling what occurs in such an instance the greater the wish, the greater the likelihood that something goes wrong. State your wish to the DM as precisely as possible. You might be able to achieve something beyond the scope of the above examples. The 9th Level Spell Wish does not seem to suffice due to this clause in the rules for Wish: Targeting 100% of certain species in the world where my game is set with something like the 6th level spell "Disintegrate".

The effect I'm searching for in the game I am going to run as GM isn't "demicide" but is (if anyone recognizes my name and will be in my game spoiler below): I am a GM searching for some means (spell, magic item, artifact, etc) of replicating the power granted by the notorious Infinity Gauntlet as depicted in Marvel's Cinematic Universe.