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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shadow145" data-source="post: 1803216" data-attributes="member: 10718">Thanks for the input.  Much appreciated.  I'm not sure if putting one on the inside of a door would work, I always envisioned the glyph exploding out and hitting the PC.  That, and I'm likely to get lynched by my players for a trick like that.  However if it didn't go off going into the room no one would expect to get hit by the glyph on the way out of the room.  The adventure I'm running says the door is supposed to have two glyphs that do negative energy damage, and in 3.5 you can't put two on a single door, and they can't be negative energy either.  I'm thinking about changing it to either put one on the door and one on a chest in the room, or put on on the door and one on the 5' square just on the other side of the door, which could also lead to the aforementioned lynching, as well as making the party overparanoid of anywhere they step.  Very annoying when that happens.  I guess I might as well go sonic, they would resist it as well as they would have resisted the negatve energy.  Most likely what will happen is the ranger (acting as rogue since the last rogue bought it) will not find it, and take the damage.  Cleric will heal ranger, they will go in the room and set off the one on the chest.  Cleric will heal ranger.  Then they go and fight the rest of the baddies, minus some healing spells.  But reading up on Glyph made me want to ask these questions.</blockquote>

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