Protection from good

Protection from good was an abjuration spell that created an aura around the target that shielded against mental and physical attacks by good creatures. The reverse of this spell, protection from evil, had identical effects on evil creatures.

Effects
This spell functioned exactly like protection from evil except the bonuses and benefits applied to attacks from good creatures.

Components
In addition to verbal and somatic components, the caster had to draw a 3 ft (91 cm) circle around the recipient using powdered silver for the newest version of the spell. See the description of the components for the reversible version of this spell at protection from evil.

History
The arcane version of the protection from good spell was an invention of Netherese arcanist M'dhal from the year 2745 NY (−1114 DR). The original name of the non-reversed form was M'dahl's dispel evil.