This spell is a part of the Dishevel spell chain and can be found in the Dishevel rune stone.
When the aeromancer was young and undisciplined, their anger was chaotic and unpredictable. Now, through practice and real effort, the aeromancer has developed into a caster who can put aside their whimsical play and practice control over their devastating rage. Tornado's Restraint taught them the control, and Gale Force demonstrates their growth and comfort with unleashing the dark anger that howls within. The one who angers the aeromancer now begins to understand why their dark symbol is called the Tornado.
Where Tornado's Restraint drew the friction tight around a single point and made it stay, Gale Force does the opposite - the aeromancer lets go of everything they've learned to hold back all at once, exploding outward from their own body in every direction simultaneously. Wind tears through the battlefield lifting anyone it touches clean off their feet, slamming them back down hard. Each enemy caught in the blast takes 8d10+1d4 damage, though not evenly - the wind buffets differently depending on distance, footing, luck, however the Tornado feels like distributing its fury that instant. What's remarkable isn't the violence, which the aeromancer has seen from this force before. It's the precision inside the violence: for all its explosive scale, not a single ally is touched. Just as a natural tornado might destroy two houses yet spare the one that lays between them, the Tornado, capable of leveling everything around the aeromancer indiscriminately, can now be trusted to spare exactly who it's told to - that is the real proof that Tornado's Restraint changed something permanent, and that the aeromancer is no longer one just playing with the wind.
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