Lightning Storm

Basic Effects: Weaving the Opal Currents en masse all about you and around you, feeding them into the sky, bringing them together, coalescing them, compressing them into a reactive state that bleeds back from the Aether into the Material Realm, the sky darkens, with lightning crackling, the low roll of thunder quite audible. For as long as you maintain this spell-form, at the beginning of your turn, a lightning bolt lances forth from the sky at any target within 100 feet of you that you choose. You may also to use one of your actions on each of your turns to repeat this effect, though you may not strike the same target more than twice in one round, and may only call one such additonal strike each turn. These bolts count as spell attacks. Targets struck take 6d6 lightning damage and 3d6 thunder damage, and must roll a Toughness Defensive Test. Should they fail, they are afflicted with Deafened (1) condition and are Stunned for 1 round. This storm is centered upon you, and follows you should you move.

Conductive: If the target creature is naturally made of some sort of metal (a construct perhaps), or is wearing predominantly metal clothing (a warrior in full chainmail, a knight in full plate, etc) they roll their Defensive Test against the Momentum in regards to the Conditions, and the spell attack roll is made with the Momentum

Tier II Effects: You may call down two additional strikes on each of your turns.

Tier III Effects: You may call down three additional strikes on each of your turns, and they now inflict Deafened (2)