Greenfield
Adventurer
Drums are odd, and dangerous in the hands of a Bard.
The D&D 3.5 rules don't give a hard number when it comes to range/area or number affected by Bard songs like Inspire Courage. It's based on the DM's opinion of how far away people can hear the music.
Big drums can be heard miles away. Is that "Epic" enough?
Also, as a side note, the bagpipes were the only musical instrument ever classified as a weapon of war. I'm not kidding. Scottish troops, when captured by the Germans during the 2nd world war, weren't allowed bagpipes in camp because of the way the Scots used them to, well, "Inspire Courage" in battle.
As for bears in the military... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear)
Short form: A bear was enlisted as a private, promoted to corporal and served with distinction in the battle of Monte Casino. He wasn't frightened by the sounds of battle, and could carry more artillery shells to the gun emplacements than any two men. (Probably had something to do with that 27 strength score.) And oh yeah, he helped capture some spies who disturbed him while he was taking a shower. (I'm not kidding).
C'mon, admit it, a bear is the ultimate all-terrain vehicle.
The D&D 3.5 rules don't give a hard number when it comes to range/area or number affected by Bard songs like Inspire Courage. It's based on the DM's opinion of how far away people can hear the music.
Big drums can be heard miles away. Is that "Epic" enough?
Also, as a side note, the bagpipes were the only musical instrument ever classified as a weapon of war. I'm not kidding. Scottish troops, when captured by the Germans during the 2nd world war, weren't allowed bagpipes in camp because of the way the Scots used them to, well, "Inspire Courage" in battle.
As for bears in the military... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear)
Short form: A bear was enlisted as a private, promoted to corporal and served with distinction in the battle of Monte Casino. He wasn't frightened by the sounds of battle, and could carry more artillery shells to the gun emplacements than any two men. (Probably had something to do with that 27 strength score.) And oh yeah, he helped capture some spies who disturbed him while he was taking a shower. (I'm not kidding).
C'mon, admit it, a bear is the ultimate all-terrain vehicle.
