Chris_Nightwing
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I created a couple of custom classes. The Cantor - which is like a divine bard, and my own version of the Skald. Not 3.5 yet, but if anyone wants them let me know =).
Bard Prestige Classes?
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TracerBullet42
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More specifics...
Down the road for my PC, he and his twin brother (halflings) plan to open their own restaurant. As of right now I'm a rogue3/bard1. I want my character to be the ultimate cook/host.
His bardic instrument is a harmonica. (Ya gotta love the harmonica.)
The jester PrCs sound interesting. More details on those please?
Down the road for my PC, he and his twin brother (halflings) plan to open their own restaurant. As of right now I'm a rogue3/bard1. I want my character to be the ultimate cook/host.
His bardic instrument is a harmonica. (Ya gotta love the harmonica.)
The jester PrCs sound interesting. More details on those please?
the Jester
Legend
Posted my jester in house rules...
jmucchiello
Hero
Joe's Book of Enchantment has the Reveler. A slightly nasty spin on the Bard (but I suppose it could be played heroically). It also has some new bardic music forms. Character Customization, see below, has several new bardic music forms.
You also might want to try The Enchiridion of Mystic Music from The Sigil. Lots of bardic goodness in there.
Edit: LOL, I didn't see Sigil's post above when I wrote that, I swear
You also might want to try The Enchiridion of Mystic Music from The Sigil. Lots of bardic goodness in there.
Edit: LOL, I didn't see Sigil's post above when I wrote that, I swear
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MeepoTheMighty
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The Sigil said:*Shameless Plug*
Or you can try the Enchiridion of Mystic Music. at RPGNow.com... lots of bardy goodness in there.
--The Sigil
Nothing personal, but what on earth is an Enchiridion? I keep thinking "Enchirito" when I see that word.
The Sigil
Mr. 3000 (Words per post)
MeepoTheMighty said:Nothing personal, but what on earth is an Enchiridion? I keep thinking "Enchirito" when I see that word.
Dictionary.com defines it as a handbook or a manual.
IIRC, it comes from the Greek for "that which fits in the hand" - very literally a HANDbook. LOL. It was usually used to reference a small book that held a lot of information on a particular subject - kind of a "definitive pocket reference" work, if you will.
--The Sigil
krunchyfrogg
Explorer
The Arcane Archer PrC fits quite a few Bards.
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