Wish Fulfillment is one of the most powerful spells a mortal can cast. By speaking your desire aloud, you alter reality itself.

The simplest use of this spell is to duplicate any spell of 8th level or lower. You do not need to meet that spell’s normal requirements, including costly components. The chosen spell simply takes effect.

Alternatively, you may choose one of the following effects:

1. Untold Riches: You create one nonmagical object worth up to 25,000 gp. The object can be no larger than 300 feet in any dimension and appears in an unoccupied space you can see on the ground.
2. Legendary Health: Up to 20 creatures you can see regain all Vitality, and all effects that could normally be removed by Greater Restoration end on them.
3. Skin of the Goddesses: Up to 10 creatures you can see gain resistance to one damage type of your choice.
4. Invincible Oathkeeper: Up to 10 creatures you can see become immune to one specific spell or magical effect for 8 hours.
5. Master of Fates: You undo one recent event by forcing a reroll of any roll made within the last round. Reality reshapes itself around the new result. You may choose whether the reroll is made with advantage or disadvantage, and you decide whether the original roll or new roll is used.

You may attempt a wish beyond these examples, but you must state it to the GM as clearly and precisely as possible. The GM decides what happens. Greater wishes are more likely to fail, only partially succeed, or produce unintended consequences based on the wording. For example, wishing a villain dead might send you to a future where that villain is already gone, while wishing for a legendary artifact might transport you to its current owner.

The gods and cosmic powers do not look kindly on mortals who rewrite reality. Each time a caster uses Wish Fulfillment, there is a chance that a Galactic Enforcer captures them and imprisons them in the Cosmic Nexus. This chance begins at 1 and increases by 1 each time the caster uses Wish Fulfillment again.