Prayer Glyph

Effect: Using the Diamond Dust, you lay out an elaborate symbol upon the object you wish to ward and begin to chant. As you complete the chant, the dust seeps into the object, leaving the invisible ward behind. The ward may be placed on any object, opening, area, or entryway. If anyone interacts with (i.e. touches, opens, passes over, or passes through) the warded object or area without speaking the password you designate at casting, the glyph activates. The ward can also be set to specific traits such as physical characteristics and race, alignment, or deity.

The Ritual entwines the effects of any unaugmented Basic Divine Prayer which you have access to within the Glyph. When the warded object is interacted with, the effects of the prayer are realized. If the prayer targets a creature, the triggering creature becomes the target of the glyph's effect. If the prayer targets an area, the triggering creature acts as the center of that area. In addition to paying the allocation cost for this ritual you must pay any costs associated with the Prayer you imbue within the glyph.

Wards react to invisible creatures and can be fooled only by magical forms of disguise. Multiple Glyphs of Warding cannot be placed on the same object or area.

The Glyph may be detected with a successful Investigate check [DC 25] or via an ability to detect masked magical auras (such as Reveal Magic). Once detected, the Glyph may be removed magically or with a Trapsmith or Thievery check [DC 30]. If an attempt is made to remove the Glyph and it fails, the glyph activates.