Glowglory

This spell allows priests to unleash a beam of power from a glowstone or make normal stone (in a surface area of up to 1 square foot per level of the caster) radiate a continual light radiance, for 1 turn per level. If the priest desires, the radiance of normal stone can be accompanied by a gentle release of heat: that is, enough to warm chilled beings to prevent frostbite, death from exposure, and to ensure comfortable sleeping and activity in exposed or icy-cold conditions.

When used on a glowstone touched by the caster, this magic unleashes a beam of power. A beam of power is a cutting beam of radiant force that rends stone, wood, and flesh alike. It is typically used as a weapon or as a tool to quarry stone or open passages in solid rock.

A beam of power inflicts as much damage to wood or stone objects as a heavy catapult hit. It deals 6d6 points of damage per contact to living things. In either case, a beam of power is mentally aimed with the same THAC0 as if the priest were attacking directly. It lashes out to its furthest extent (30 feet) in a single round, and can be directed as a continuous stream or pulsed (interrupted and resumed). In either case, other spellcasting, death, or unconsciousness on the part of the caster ends the beam of power and the spell instantly. Beams of power can be tracked in any direction while cutting or to follow a moving target (at MV 15). A beam of power lasts for as long as the caster concentrates. to a maximum duration of 1 round per level of the caster.

The material component is a pinch of gold-or gem-dust, which is sprinkled on the glowstone or surface to be affected.