Again, the big problem with trying both is that a significant chunk of our forces, the ones most effective against the undead (some thirty clerics) would be tied up in the ceremony instead of helping our forces keep the zombies at bay, when their turning gets a big boost.<br/><br/>And the Hallow effect is actually more of a buff to our side.  Magic Circle against Evil, Death Ward, and +4 to turning.  Consecrate would be more of a debuff to the enemy (-2 to a bunch of stuff for the undead, and +6 turning, assuming we can fit an altar in there somewhere), but doesn't offer the same kind of protection, and the magic circle already gives +2 AC versus evil anyways.<br/><br/>In other news, school starts back up tomorrow, so I'm liable to slow down most of the week from here on in.