Religions

Luna

The most obvious cause of the war was Luna's increasing isolation and alienation from politics and her subjects. She was always a more introspective Princess, and only visited most ponies in their dreams. This made her no allies in the Royal Courts, and contributed to her views. Politically she saw the abuses of the nobility as a perfect excuse to take on her personal rivals. She advocated for a stronger central authority, and by the time fighting had started, was calling for the alicorns to take over the nation as absolute monarchs.

Celestia

Celestia is in many ways the inverse of her sister. Gracious and gregarious where Luna was intense and introverted. While privately she agreed with her sister that the system of feudalism the ponies lived under had many problems, she thought they were better served by slow reforms, and couldn't stand by and watch her sister tear down the network of lords and knights that brought order to the wilds of the nation. The nobles rallied around the Princess to make her sole sovereign, but she refused, keeping the title she shared with Luna.

Nightmare

With her peasant armies crushed under knightly hooves, Luna turned to dark magic as a last ditch effort to win the war. At this point, any goals of freeing the downtrodden from the yokes of nobles had vanished from her mind, and she wrought eldritch power to keep Celestia or the unicorn archmages from raising the sun. Celestia was forced to banish her sister to the moon using the Elements of Harmony, artifacts of great power that had served the Princesses well when fighting together against mad-gods and tyrants. Blasted through the astral planes, the Nightmare swore vile oaths to creatures from that alien place to break the binds of the Elements... one day. But in the present she is a prisoner in her own domain of shadow and dreams.

War Wounds

Though it has been decades since the drums of war last beat, they still loom large over everything that happens in the Equestria that adventurers now roam. Bat ponies are remembered as the Nightmare's staunchest supporters, and several cities are still in ruins from the sieges and battles. Items of power were lost in the chaos, and the Cult of Luna was driven almost underground. Some keep dark devotion to their banished Princess, while others seek repentance. Celestia herself may bear the greatest wound of the war, holding herself responsible for tearing the diarchy apart.

Earth Ponies

Earth ponies may seem like the least magical of all ponies, and are indeed the most common, but they are every bit as attuned to the magic of Equus as any other pony. They are also by far the most adaptable subrace to any profession or climate, and are the founders and general denizens of most pony cities. They are a merry folk, but are firm believers in hard work. You gain the following traits as an earth pony.

• Ability Score Improvement. Earth ponies are physically strong and hardy. Your Strength is increased by 2.
• Adaptable. Earth ponies are adaptable to most situations, and have widely varied upbringings. Choose one simple or martial weapon, one artisan tool set or musical instrument and one skill to gain proficiency in.
• Steady. Earth ponies are rock steady, even on unstable ground. You have advantage on Strength checks and saving throws to avoid being shoved, knocked prone, or grappled.
• Toughness. Earth ponies are determined and tough. Your hit point maximum increases by 1, and it increases by 1 every time you gain a level.
• Names. Earth ponies have long lasting family names based on professions of their ancestors. Typically, related families have related names, such as the Apple clan and the Pie clan.

Unicorn Ponies

Unicorns are the most obviously magical of the common types of pony, and are generally studious and reserved. They highly value education over inborn talent, and are often at the cutting edge of magical, social, and technological progress among the ponies. Canterlot, the capital of Equestria, is a unicorn city, and comes with all the glitz and glamor one could expect. You gain the following traits as a unicorn pony.

• Ability Score Improvement. Unicorns are mentally gifted. Your Intelligence is increased by 2.
• Education. Unicorns value education. You learn an extra language and choose a skill proficiency from Arcana, History, Nature or Religion.
• Explicit Magic. Unicorns have an innate ability with telekinesis and other basic magic. You gain the horn hand cantrip and any one cantrip from the wizard class list. At 3rd level, you learn a 1st level wizard spell. You can cast it once per short rest or with any spell slots you have. Choose either Charisma or Intelligence, this will be the spellcasting ability for these spells.
• Horn Based Casting. A unicorn’s horn is innately magical. It can be used as any spellcasting focus by you. It also counts as the material component for horn hand
• Names. Unicorn names tend to be esoteric and expressive, and are commonly high-level concepts or ideals the parents hold in high regard.

Uncommon Pony Subraces

Sea Ponies

Sea ponies are a smaller subrace of ponies that have adapted to an amphibious lifestyle, almost like seals or otters, though depending on their exact ancestry they might resemble more aquatic species like sharks. Despite their name, they are most commonly found in rivers and lakes, though some tribes do live in sheltered gulfs or bays of Equus's seas. Their piscivorous diet is a bit of a culture shock to other ponies, and they share their more predatory outlook with the hypercarnivore griffons.

• Ability Score Improvement. Sea ponies are lithe and graceful, in water and out. Your Dexterity is increased by 2.
• Size. Sea ponies stand only about 2 feet tall at the shoulder. Your size is Small.
• Speed. Sea ponies are most at home in the water. You have a land speed of only 30 feet, but a swimming speed of 60 feet.
• Amphibious. Sea ponies can breathe underwater by innate magic. You don’t possess gills, but water that you breathe becomes air in their lungs, and is expelled again as water.
• Swift Swimmers. While in water, you can add your proficiency bonus to Strength (Athletics) and Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks. This stacks if you're already proficient.
• Omnivores. Unlike most ponies, sea ponies are adapted to eating and hunting fish. Due to this you do not suffer the typical herbivore penalty for eating fish and you gain a Bite natural melee weapon that does 1d8 piercing damage and grapples the target on a successful hit, as long as the target is of Medium size or smaller. You can only grapple one creature at a time with this ability. This counts as an unarmed strike.

Zebras

Hailing from the inner deserts of Equus, the zebra are a mysterious subrace that seems to be related to ponies, though no one is sure. Certainly, they are further removed than the others from the family tree. They are a secretive and somewhat primitive race, and few travel far from their homeland, making them an exotic sight in Equestria. Still, they have some form of Cutie Mark, and thus must be ponies, though their serious demeanor betrays no relation.

• Ability Score Improvement. Zebras are world weary and suspicious. Your Wisdom is increased by 2.
• Wilderness Hardened. Life in the desert is tough and demands knowledge of poisons and potions for any who live there. You are not affected by hot climates and you gain proficiency in Survival. You speak Zebrican, instead of Ponish. Zebrican is a sing-song language, that while spoken with the same sounds as Ponish, is totally unrelated.
• Alchemical Adaptation. While many zebras are masters of crafting potions, nearly all are attuned to their use. Potions you drink last twice as long, and you get advantage on Constitution saving throws against poisons.
• Experimental Brews. You gain proficiency with the herbalism kit, and whenever you finish a long rest you can craft one of various brews including the following:

• Salve of Restoration. After drinking this potion and getting 1d4 days of rest, the imbiber gains the benefit of the spell lesser restoration as if cast at 2nd level. 1d8 days after creation, this salve looses it's potency.
• Tincture of Owl Vision. For 1 hour, the imbiber can see in dim light as if it were bright out to 60 feet, and darkness as if it were dim light. They can't discern color in darkness, only shades of grey. They also have disadvantage on attack rolls and on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight when they, the target of their attack, or whatever they are trying to perceive is in direct sunlight.
• Traveler's Tonic. For 24 hours, you count as a size larger for carrying capacity, and the weight you can lift, push or pull. If you finish a long or short rest, the effects end, and you gain a level of exhaustion.

Breezies

Possibly the most inherently magical race, breezies are tiny pony shaped creatures with gossamer wings and a mysterious connection to the fey. They live in the civilized pockets of the Feywilds more accessible to the Prime Material. Even they do not fully grasp how they are related to the various natural spirits of things, but know that the Winds are their domains.

• Ability Score Improvement. Breezies are nimble and versatile. Increase your Dexterity by 2 and one other ability of your choice by 1.
• Age. Breezies are adults at 50 years and live several centuries.
• Alignment. As their bodies are too small to hold all their emotions at once, breezies tend to extreme alignments. The vilest and most noble are among them.
• Size. Breezies are no taller than 8 inches at the shoulder. Your size is Tiny.
• Speed. You move at 10 feet on land, but magically fly at 25 feet. You can't fly in medium or heavy armor.
• Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 30 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
• Languages. You speak Sylvan and Common.
• Trance. You don’t need to sleep. Instead, you meditate deeply for 4 hours a day, remaining semiconscious. After resting in this way, you gain the same benefit that a pony does from 8 hours of sleep.
• Creature Type. Your creature type is Fey, instead of Equinoid.
• Windcunning. You may add your proficiency bonus to any Wisdom (Perception) check dealing with winds.
• Magic of the Winds. You know the cantrip gust. At 3rd level, you learn the spell thunderwave. At 5th level, misty step. Once you cast these spells you must finish a long rest before you can cast them again. Use Charisma as the spellcasting ability for these spells.
• Fingerless. You must use your mouth for most manipulation. Your mouth is considered one hand for most intents and purposes. Somatic spells, simple ranged weapons, and simple melee polearms may use hooves instead. For ranged weapons with the loading property, you can use them when prone, or with the weapon braced upon something.
• Herbivores. If a breezie eats a meal with meat as a main component, it must make a Constitution check, DC 15 or gain the poisoned condition for 1d4 hours.

Elk

They were once a nation stretching from polar ice to tropical sea, living in great forest enclaves among elder trees, untouched by the hardships of neighboring kingdoms. This peace was not to last, and would be shattered by a barbarian horde, descending upon them with aggression they were ill equipped to face. With an uncaring enemy devastating their ancient homes and internal disagreement tearing their numbers in half, the elk faced a slow but inevitable defeat, driven back by scorched earth and savage raids. When finally the last of them fled, they left little better than those they fought, having grown bitter and bloodthirsty. Centuries later, they remain a homeless race.

Griffons

Griffons are hybrid creatures with the front half of a raptor and the rear of a feline. They have carved out a kingdom from the ancestral lands of the Elk, east of Equestria. Their culture is warlike, but also one of strict honor and duty. Griffons are considered the finest soldiers on Equus, more for their discipline under the rigors of battle than their strength.

• Ability Score Increase. Griffons possess the might of lions and raptors. Increase your Strength by 2.
• Age. Griffons are adults at around 12 years and live to around 90.
• Alignment. Griffons tend to the neutral alignments, being self-interested at worst, but are prone to avarice.
• Speed. You have a speed 30 feet, on land and in the air.
• Size Griffons are brawny and muscular. Your size is Medium.
• Flight. An griffon's bird half gives them huge wings. Your flight is nonmagical, and you can fly in any armor you're proficient in that is also tailored for your wings. You must be in a space wide enough to accommodate your wingspan to fly. Your wingspan is equal to twice your length.
• Eagle Eye. You can see in dim light within 30 feet of them as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. You also gain proficiency in Perception.
• Lesser Cloudwalker. You can treat clouds as solid ground.
• Languages. Avians speak Griffin and Common. Griffin is a language of bird-like squawks with very colorful swear words that have filtered in to use in most variants of Common used on Equus.
• Covetous Claws. A Griffon's wickedly sharp talons are natural weapons, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. If you hit with them, you deal slashing damage equal to 1d4 + your Strength modifier, instead of the bludgeoning damage normal for an unarmed strike.
• Hypercarnivore. Griffons need to eat meat to survive, to the dismay of the herbivorous ponies. Though you might enjoy many vegetarian dishes, if you go without meat for a day you cannot benefit from a long rest.

Kirin

An isolated folk who live in small hilltop villages, the kirin are sources of many legends among the more civilized. Tales of beasts of great strength and fierce flames that drive away any intruders of their lands abound, but the reality is even more unbelievable. Kirin emotions are so strong that they create magic of their own. Typically subtle, when angered kirin become known as nirik; creatures wreathed in magical flames. Only the kirin with the best control over their emotions can temper the flames within them.

• Ability Score Increase. Kirin have strong personalities and strong bodies. Your Charisma increases by 2 and your Strength increases by 1.
• Age. Kirin have the same lifespan as ponies.
• Alignment. Kirin trend to be Chaotic and Good, living amongst nature and being willing to make great self-sacrifice to avoid destruction.
• Size. Kirin are built much like ponies. Your size is Medium.
• Speed. Kirin are typical quadrupeds and have a speed of 35.
• Fingerless. You must use your mouth for most manipulation. Your mouth is considered one hand for most intents and purposes. Somatic spells, simple ranged weapons, and simple melee polearms may use hooves instead. For ranged weapons with the loading property, you may use them when prone, or with the weapon braced upon something.
• Languages. Kirin speak Draconic among themselves. They once had their own language, but it has since been lost. Depending on how close the tribe lives to ponies or other folk, a Kirin could know Common or Cloven.

Changelings

Changelings are a race of insectoid shapechangers who feed on emotions. They live in hives and are led by a Queen who is far more powerful than a typical drone, and almost totally obsessed with gaining power for themselves. Such Queens are considered evil. On the other hand, most drones simply wish to live lives with as little conflict as possible. Apathy and pragmatism let the cunning and evil rise in their society.

• Ability Score Improvement. Changelings are cunning and deceptive hunters. Your Charisma is increased by 1.
• Age. Changeling drones are adults in 2 months. They live up to 60 years, however few live past 40 because their queens typically treat them as disposable, and basic laborer drones tend to meet their fate by their 20th year in the harsh living conditions of the underground hives.
• Alignment. Drones tend to defer to the alignment of their queens. This results in a regrettably high amount of evil changelings.
• Size. Drones are about 3 feet tall, slightly smaller than a pony. Your size is Medium.
• Speed. As a quadruped your speed is 35 ft. You also have a flying speed of 25 feet in your natural form.
• Flight. Changelings are poor fliers. You can only fly in light or no armor. While polymorphed, the changeling can lose this trait, or gain the speed of the race they are mimicking.
• Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
• Languages. Drones speak Common, Undercommon and Ponish. As a serial infiltrator, you do not have a language of your own, but most hives use Undercommon when speaking between fellow changelings.
• Shapechanger. A changeling can use their action to polymorph into a small or medium humanoid you have seen. Your statistics other than size and speed are the same for each form. Any equipment you are wearing or carrying isn't transformed. You revert to your true form if you die. After using this action, you must complete a short or long rest before you can use it again. You can revert to your true form at any time.
• Fingerless. Changelings must use their mouth for most manipulation. Your mouth is considered one hand for most purposes. Somatic spells, simple ranged weapons, and simple melee polearms may use hooves instead. For ranged weapons with the loading property you may use them when prone, or the weapon is braced upon something. Changelings can gain fingers through their Shapechanger feature.
• Subraces. Most changelings have long been Corrupted by the evil of their Queens, but some ancient changelings were purified. Choose one of the two.

Drake

• Ability Score. Increase Any ability score by 1.

Wyvern

• Flight. You have wings that give you a flying speed of 25 feet. Your flight is nonmagical, and you can fly in any armor you're proficient in and that is tailored for your wings. You must be in a space wide enough to accommodate your wingspan to fly. Your wingspan is equal to twice your height.

Noble Savages

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Ponies: The ponies treat life as if it was a game. But they are not as defenseless as they might appear.

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Goats: The goats are hard to get a read on. They may not want to accept what they have created, but Minotaurs are not fair-weather friends.

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Griffons: You come to a foe worthy of a Minotaur's attention. Griffons could use a lesson in humility, a lesson Minotaurs are glad to teach.

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Diamond Dogs: The deep Dogs are vermin. Minotaur is beneath considering them and what little they have to call a culture.

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Changelings: Minotaur had heard more than he has seen of the hidden ones. It is a good thing that they seem so lacking as real adversaries, as a stronger hidden foe might actually be concerning.

Greed and Gems

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Ponies: PONY is always ask FRIENDSHIP this and FRIENDSHIP that. It enough to drive Dog nuts. PONY weak for count on others. Dey make easy works, quick to give up when DOG scare.

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Goats: Old eyes and older knowings. DOG not want know. No shiny there, only pain. BLOOD and pain. Never make works.

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Griffons: CATBIRD are stronk. Do not like the DARK and the stone, DOG best get them DEEP. Never above. Good for in charge of pony, DOG think for fear of eats.

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Breezies: Too TINY for works, too weak for stone. USELESS for DOG.

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Changelings: DIRTY SNEAKS. Steal gems and then hide too deep. If DOG got his paws on SNEAK, it would PAY.

Feats

Strong Jaw

Prerequisite: Fingerless racial trait

You have trained extensively with the earth pony knight weapons normally too large for a fingerless creature like you to wield. Gain the following benefits:

• You may use the versatile property of a melee weapon without disadvantage.
• You may wield two-handed weapons without disadvantage.
• Any attempt to disarm you is made at disadvantage.

Telekinetic Mastery

Prerequisite: Ability to cast horn hand, mage hand, levitate or telekinesis

You've studied with the master unicorn mages and have enhanced your deftness with telekinesis, including your ability with the unicorn's horn hand cantrip. Gain the following benefits:

• The max weight limit of horn hand increases to 30 lbs.
• You can split the aura from horn hand to manipulate 2 objects at once, up to the max weight limit. You can use this to wield two weapons at once for Two Weapon Fighting and when used this way Two Weapon Fighting does not use your bonus action; in addition you can use this to wield versatile or two handed weapons, but not heavy weapons, in both auras.
• As long as you are proficient in a weapon or set of tools, when used with horn hand you may use your spellcasting ability in place of your Strength or Dexterity. This does not apply to skill checks.
• The range of mage hand is increased to 60 feet.
• The spell levitate can move creatures up to 30 feet in altitude per turn.
• While using the spell telekinesis, you're considered proficient in the ability checks it calls for.

Growth Spurt

Prerequisite: Dragon, or any race with powerful build, character level 8

One day you awaken to find yourself much larger than you were before. Gain the following benefits:

• You grow one size larger, losing the Powerful Build feature if you have it.
• Your Strength or Constitution increases by one.
• You can use large weapons, but when you do you cannot use the Extra Attack class feature.
• You gain a natural weapon that deals 1d8 damage of a type appropriate to your race. If you already have a natural weapon, its damage increases to 1d8.

Artificer Specialization: Biomancer

A unique school of artificers from Mt. Aeris, Biomancers have studied the magic and science of nature to make themselves and other living things into nearly anything they need to defend themselves and advance their studies.

Tenets of the Flame

Unity. Trust in your companions and yourself, The Holy Flame is brightest when brandished by many.

Patience. A Holy Flame burns eternal, wait until your action will have the most impact.

Kindle. Protect the innocent and weak. Keep the Holy Flame of hope alive in their hearts.

Rebirth. Enemies should be converted rather than destroyed, as the Holy Flame cleanses all evil, to be reborn as the Phoenix.

Oath Spells

Channel Divinity

You gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Aura of Radiance. As an action, you can imbue armor you're wearing with Holy Radiance. You gain immunity to radiant damage, and resistance to fire damage. In addition, your armor emits bright light for 30 feet that counts as sunlight, and dim light that is mundane for another 30 feet. This effect lasts for 1 minute, until you fall unconscious, or if you dismiss it as an action.

Patron spell list expansion

Alter Other

At 1st level, your patron shares the secrets of changeling transmutation magic with you. You may use an action to change the form of one willing creature that you can touch. They change visually and tactilely as per the disguise feature of the spell alter self, but their abilities and personality do not change. This effect lasts 8 hours, until you use it again, or spend an action to end the transformation.

Visage of Terror

Beginning at 6th level, your patron gives you the ability to unnerve your enemies by transfiguring your face into a twisted and grotesque form. As a bonus action you can cast cause fear without using a spell slot, and your face takes on a frightening form that you choose for 1 minute or until your concentration ends. During this time you can cast cause fear as a bonus action on each of your turns, without expending a spell slot. Any creature that can see your face is at disadvantage on its saving throw for cause fear unless it averts its eyes, gaining disadvantage on attack rolls against you. Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before using it again.

Mind Cocoon

At 10th level, your patron gifts you with the ability to mentally overpower enemies with enchantment magic. When hit by a melee attack, you may use your reaction to forcefully enter their mind. The attacking creature must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, you take no damage from the attack and they are charmed until the end of their next turn. While charmed they act favorably toward you. On a success, you take half damage from the attack. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or long rest before you can use it again.

Advanced Shapeshifting

Starting at 14th level, you may spend warlock spell slots when using Alter Other, the spell alter self, or racial shapechanging. You may choose as many extra effects as warlock slots you spend.

• You affect a number of additional targets up to your charisma modifier (minimum one). Additional spell slots may be spent to apply this effect more than once.

• The size of any number of affected targets increases or decreases by one category, as in enlarge/reduce.

• You alter the appearance of any number of affected targets to a creature type other than equinoid. The targets gain that type in addition to equinoid.

Hidden Heart

Prerequisite: Pact of the Tome

As long as you have your pact tome on your person, you cannot be compelled to tell the truth via magic, and your illusions and transmutations, including any shapeshifting forms appear as real to divination magic and truesight.

Tongue of Chaos

Prerequisite: Warlock level 6

Whenever you use a warlock spell slot, your DM can make you roll for a wild magic surge, as per the Wild Magic sorcerer.

Ritual of the Lunatic

Prerequisite: Warlock level 9

You gain one additional warlock spell slot, which is only usable at night, outside, when the moon is visible. The spell slot is otherwise identical to a standard warlock spell slot and is restored at short or long rests as normal.

Light Bringer

Prerequisite: Warlock level 6

You can cast daylight at will, but only on an object you're holding. The spell ends if you let go.

Friends with Benefits

Prerequisite: friends cantrip

When the friends cantrip you cast ends, the target is no longer aware that they were charmed until one day has passed since the spell was cast.

Ghostly Illusions

Prerequisite: minor illusion cantrip

The range of minor illusion increases to 120 feet. When you make illusions with minor illusion you can choose which creatures see or hear it.

Winding Whispers

Prerequisite: message cantrip

When you cast message you can target as many creatures as are in range. They all hear the same message. The targets can respond only to you, not each other.

Chains that Bond

Prerequisite: Pact of the Chain

Self targeted spells also apply to your familiar as long as it's within 60 feet of you.

Spells

Rare and Exotic Languages

Dead Languages

Reconstructed Languages

Mundane Items

Alicorn Amulet

Wondrous item, very rare (requires attunement by a spellcaster who is not a warlock)

This amulet turns any spell slots the wearer has of 5th level or lower into the highest level slot the attuned creature has, up to 5th level.

Cursed The amulet is cursed and can only be removed by the wearer. Even the remove curse spell will not work. The wearer must succeed on a Charisma saving throw each day at DC 25 or they will not willingly take it off for 24 hours. They can still be persuaded or deceived into removing it. Every time they fail the saving throw, the attuned creature takes one orthogonal alignment step closer to lawful evil. For example, a neutral good character would become lawful good, then lawful neutral, ect. Their alignment can only be reset by a greater restoration spell or similar.

Ring of Pegasuskind

Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement)

Made for non-flying visitors to the Pegasus cloud domains, the wearer of this ring is under the effects of a permanent cloud walking spell. The wearer can also operate the ring to cast fly on itself, once per day. When fly is cast in this manner, it causes spectral wings to appear attached to the target. After casting fly with the ring, roll a d20. On a roll of 1, the ring disintegrates.

Ice Bow

Weapon (longbow), common, +1 versions are uncommon, +2 are rare, and +3 are very rare

This bow can be fired one-handed when set up by planting its base upon solid ground. Setting up the bow is a bonus action, and once placed, the bow cannot be moved without the use of an action. On a hit, the target must make a Strength saving throw (DC10 + the weapon's magic bonus, if any) or have their movement reduced by 10 feet for 1 minute. This can stack until the creature is reduced to 0 movement. This weapon deals cold damage.

Element of Harmony

Wondrous item, artifact (requires attunement)

These stones require attunement by a wielder chosen by the item itself. They are somewhat sentient and choose their bearers carefully.

• Loyalty: Chooses a wielder who embodies the struggles of those loyal to ideals and others.
• Honesty: Chooses a wielder who embodies the struggles of those who strive to shine the light of truth upon a dark world.
• Generosity: Chooses a wielder who embodies the struggles of those who give all of themselves to better the lives of others.
• Kindness: Chooses a wielder who embodies the struggles of those show compassion even when shown none themselves.
• Laughter: Chooses a wielder who embodies the struggles of those who bring joy to people who need it most.
• Magic: Only reveals itself once the other 5 are claimed. It chooses a pony who truly embodies the magic of Harmony.

When the bearers of the elements are united in friendship, they can all together use their actions to fuel a beam of concentrated Harmony that does 20d12 radiant damage to any non-good aligned creature. The bearer of the Element of Magic acts as the source of the line and its range is 120 feet. If any of the bearers are charmed, unconscious, or have doubts about the use of the elements, or the status of the bearers in friendship is in doubt, then the beam has no effect.