You rapidly weave rope from a lustrous spider’s silk, which lasts for the spell’s duration. The total length of rope can be up to 150 feet, but you can create it in 30-foot lengths when it first appears. Every 30 feet of rope has an AC equal to your spell save DC, 25 hit points, and can be burst with a Strength check against a DC of 5 + your spellcasting ability modifier.   When the rope first appears, you can choose a point within range for each rope to appear, in addition to its general arrangement, such as in a neat bundle, laid out on the ground, or with each end in the hands of a willing creature. The rope cannot appear in the space of an unwilling creature, or in complex shapes, such as tied in knots.   You can choose to have an end of the rope stick to a solid surface of your choice within range when it first appears. Until the spell ends, you can use a bonus action while you are within 10 feet of a rope to stick or unstick it to a solid surface. A rope vanishes when it is burst, drops to 0 hit points, or the spell ends.