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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ppaladin123" data-source="post: 4087592" data-attributes="member: 60923">I could see there being a few "buff" rituals. In the later 3.5e books there are plenty of "ceremony feats" that allow you to essentially perform a ritual and expend resources to give your party members 24 hours of protection against something. There is one where, if I recall correctly, you burn a +1 shield and make a balm with the ashes and then apply it to the skin of each party member while chanting something: everyone got a +X bonus to natural armor for the day. In another each person adds a drop of their blood to a mixture and then applies it to their ears: everyone can communicate telepathically for the day and no one can be flanked unless all are flanked. Those feats could easily serve as the basis for "buff" rituals</blockquote>