Protection From Undead

== Gameplay ==
This scroll is placed in a character's "Quick Item" slot, and then "clicked" using the cursor to activate the spell - once that is done, the user must designate the target of the spell scroll, which can be another creature or self if desired.
The spell scroll recipient will be imbued with the protective power and a brief lighting effect will render on their sprite.
A player character will show an icon on their portrait titled "Protection From Undead" for the spell's duration.
These scrolls are very powerful and work even against the strongest undead (Liches etc.), who basically can't detect, target, or attack the protected character. Although, the protection can be removed if the enemy casts an applicable Dispel Magic effect.
However, the undead's AI scripts don't account for this scroll, and only in a few modded games will any undead creature specifically do something about trying to remove the scroll's powers from a creature it can't even target - If the undead creature has no one in its detection range except for a protected person, it generally will not do anything.
==Locations==
===The Black Pits===
*Dinguer the Mad 
===Baldur's Gate===
*High Hedge Estate
*Sorcerous Sundries
*Potential reward for Drienne's Cat (Required reaction score ≥ 15)
===Shadows of Amn===
*Adventurer Mart
*Galoomp the Bookkeeper
*Temple of Helm (Bridge District)
*Temple of Helm (Temple District)
*Temple of Lathander
*Temple of Oghma
*Temple of Talos
===Throne of Bhaal===
*Arcana Archives
== Trivia ==
The Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition ruleset doesn't have a specific scroll or item that is described or titled as just "Protection From Undead".
The in-game description of the scroll's effects is similar but not exactly like the 5th level wizard spell Protection from Undead 5' Radius spell - this spell provides a barrier that some undead cannot cross - although their spells can. This isn't implemented in the video game scroll version powers.
The PnP ruleset really has no spell or item that behaves like the BG video game's Protection From Undead scroll - the video game version is protecting beyond the scrolls' description, completely disallowing an undead creature to even detect a protected character, and the undead are essentially rendered without ability to sense a protected creature or even respond to being attacked.
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