📖 Spell Statistics
- School
- Illusion (Glamor)
- Level
- Bard 0, Sorcerer/Wizard 0
- Casting Time
- 1 standard action
- Components
- S
- Range
- Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
- Target
- One portal
- Duration
- 1 minute/level (D)
- Saving Throw
- Will negates (object)
- Spell Resistance
- Yes (object)
The door squeaks slightly as you force it. You pause and wave your finger in a pattern along the opening and it silences.
This simple cantrip negates the sound of opening and closing a single portal (door, window, gate, drawer, chest lid, or the like). Even the squeakiest door opens without a sound when under the effect of this spell. Silent portal covers only the normal means of opening and closing the targeted portal. Breaking a window or kicking in a door still makes noise, but opening a door that is loosely hanging by its hinges does not (since this is the normal way a door would be opened). Portals composed of magical energy are not affected by this spell. In the case of magic or even intelligent portals, spell resistance and a Will save (DC 10 + caster’s ability modifier + other modifiers as appropriate) apply.
This simple cantrip negates the sound of opening and closing a single portal (door, window, gate, drawer, chest lid, or the like). Even the squeakiest door opens without a sound when under the effect of this spell. Silent portal covers only the normal means of opening and closing the targeted portal. Breaking a window or kicking in a door still makes noise, but opening a door that is loosely hanging by its hinges does not (since this is the normal way a door would be opened). Portals composed of magical energy are not affected by this spell. In the case of magic or even intelligent portals, spell resistance and a Will save (DC 10 + caster’s ability modifier + other modifiers as appropriate) apply.
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Source: New Spells 2025-03-26 (1).docx
Eric Vaubel Pathfinder Spell Archive • Pathfinder 1e custom spells
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