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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2285601" data-attributes="member: 22622"><p>The bard in my group is possibliy the most valuable player in the group. I do a player of the week every week, and for the last 7 week's he's won 5 out of 7 times. The only reason he didn't win the other tw otimes I believe is because I exclude people from winning three weeks in a row. </p><p></p><p>He's a great roll player but the strength is in the character itself. As someone said, this guy can do some minor trap finding, he can do a bit of healing, he makes other peopel's attacks more potenent and he is great at getting rid of low cr creatures with sleep and charm spells. Plus with our bard, he's hte money maker of the group. Between adventure's he's off performing at pubs with his one man comedy show making gold for hte party using his perform skills to add to hte party's plots. </p><p></p><p>As one of my players has told me twice "man that bard has saved my a$$$ plenty of times" . Doesnt have the brute strength, or the magical abilities but he has the all around helper characters. </p><p></p><p>But playing a good bard is in the player who plays it. You got to be creative to play a good bard because you won't have the strength to jump up in the top of battle or start spitting out magic missles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 2285601, member: 22622"] The bard in my group is possibliy the most valuable player in the group. I do a player of the week every week, and for the last 7 week's he's won 5 out of 7 times. The only reason he didn't win the other tw otimes I believe is because I exclude people from winning three weeks in a row. He's a great roll player but the strength is in the character itself. As someone said, this guy can do some minor trap finding, he can do a bit of healing, he makes other peopel's attacks more potenent and he is great at getting rid of low cr creatures with sleep and charm spells. Plus with our bard, he's hte money maker of the group. Between adventure's he's off performing at pubs with his one man comedy show making gold for hte party using his perform skills to add to hte party's plots. As one of my players has told me twice "man that bard has saved my a$$$ plenty of times" . Doesnt have the brute strength, or the magical abilities but he has the all around helper characters. But playing a good bard is in the player who plays it. You got to be creative to play a good bard because you won't have the strength to jump up in the top of battle or start spitting out magic missles. [/QUOTE]
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