As you cross the threshold into a lived-in dwelling (must be the door to an occupied home, or threshold within a building that leads to an occupied living space within), you may use an action to place your holy symbol on the frame or seal of that threshold (frame, door, knob, or ground) and cast the spell by praying a short prayer to Yondalla. As the spell is cast, a small sigil will be burned into the threshold's material with with Yondalla's holy symbol at the center, fading after one hour.
As the spell is completed, roll a religion check. Depending on the result you will receive information from Yondalla about the environment of the home such as the general number of inhabitants, age of the home, the strength of familial or non-familial ties and traditions, and brief description of a sympathetic bond you establish with the personality of the home itself.
You have a number of charges for this spell equal to half your wisdom modifier with a minimum of 1, rounded up. Each casting of the spell consumes 1 charge, and these charges replenish to your max number after a long rest.
- If your entry into the home or across the threshold was forced (such as through picking of locks, brute force, or arcane means), you must roll a wisdom saving throw of DC 17 as you cast the spell. On a success, the spell is completed. On a failure, the spell fails as is cast. You lose all remaining charges of the spell and the ability to cast the spell for 1d4 days.
- If the home on which you cast the spell is one which is particularly welcoming and open to outsides, the DM may have you roll your religion check with advantage. Likewise if the home or its occupants widely differ in alignment from your god the DM can assign disadvantage to you roll.
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