Citrine of Ley Restoration

Swirls of shadow and light constantly shift below the surface of this citrine obelisk; compelling evidence of the eldritch magic used to create it.

A Citrine of Ley Restoration commonly measures four inches wide at the base and rises almost three feet into the air. Contained within the crystal is a complete ritualized casting of the eldritch spell Ley Restoration. The secrets of their construction are known only to Elves from the Summer Lands, and cautiously guarded.

Any creature holding an obelisk may cast the Ley Illumination spell at will, with the effect centered on the obelisk instead of the activating creature.
When placed in contact with the ground and activated via command word an obelisk begins a controlled release of energy to anchor a nearby looping, diverted, congested, or burned out ley line. It takes one full hour of undisturbed ground-obelisk-ley interaction to restore a corrupted line. An activated citrine continuously highlights nearby ley lines as per the Ley Illumination spell, centered on the citrine itself. A single obelisk can restore a weak ley line. Two obelisks are required for a strong ley line. Four obelisks are required to restore a titanic ley line or shadow road. Obelisks are consumed during ley restoration and crumble to dust when realignment is complete.

Abilities

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Ley Illumination - Spell

LEY ILLUMINATION

evocation cantrip (ley line)
(druid, sorcerer, warlock, wizard)
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self (60-ft.-radius sphere)
Components: V, S, M (quartz taken from a ley-influenced area)
Duration: 10 minutes
Drawing upon nearby ley energies, you create an aura of illumination centered on you. Until the spell ends, all ley line segments located within 60 feet of the caster become visible to all, appearing as delicate shimmering waves, and shed light covering an area that extends in all directions within the area of effect along the path of the ley line. The brightness of the illumination is based on the strength of the ley lines. Weak ley lines project bright light for 15 feet and dim light for an additional 15 feet; strong ley lines project bright light for 30 feet and dim light for an additional 30 feet; titanic ley lines project bright light for 60 feet and dim light for an additional 60 feet.
The ley illumination can be colored as you like. The aura of illumination remains centered on you as you move. If there are no ley lines within range of the caster, an aura of illumination that sheds bright light in a 15-foot radius and dim light for an additional 15 feet per strength level of the ley line (15 + 15 feet for weak lines, 30 + 30 feet for strong, and 45 + 45 feet for titanic) projects from the caster.

Ley Restoration - Spell

LEY RESTORATION

4th-level transmutation (ritual, ley line)
(druid, sorcerer, warlock, wizard)
Casting Time: 1 hour
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S, M (two citrine gems each worth at least 50 gp, which the spell consumes, and a black pearl worth at least 500 gp)
Duration: 1 day
You perform an intense eldritch ceremony, acting as a channeling anchor to restore order in a ley line that you can see within range. You must be in contact with the ground to perform this ritual. Upon completion of the incantation, a looping, diverted, congested, or burned out ley line is repaired of any malfunction. Though the current negative effects are removed permanently, nothing prevents a ley line from becoming corrupted again in the future.
Regardless of its original state, a restored ley line becomes easier to tap by any ley magic spellcaster for a duration of 1 day following the end of the ritual. Spellcasting ability checks made to tap the line are rolled with advantage. When rolling for effect, you can roll twice on the associated Ley Line Effects table and choose which of the two results to apply to your spell.
A single caster can restore a weak ley line. Two casters are required to restore a strong ley line. Four casters are required to restore a titanic ley line or shadow road. Each caster must know the spell and have it prepared or scribed in their spellbook. Each caster must also possess the required material spell components. The black pearl is not consumed with the casting and can be reused.