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<blockquote data-quote="Orcus" data-source="post: 879819" data-attributes="member: 1254">Yes there is a &quot;horns&quot; class. Along with &quot;vocalist,&quot; &quot;guitar,&quot; &quot;bass,&quot; &quot;DJ,&quot; and &quot;keyboards&quot;There is no combat, but there are performances. You dont have hit points, you have cool points. When you perform you put out good vibes. rival bands and bored fans put out bad vibes. Bad vibes lower your cool points (which is bad), your good vibes lower the bored fan's cool points (which is good because then they start to dig your vibes). You make a set list and choose a front person for each song and try to win over the crowd or out play the rival evil band, using your perform skill and various feats to win over the crowd.It is totally Josie and the Pussycats and every other &quot;kid band cartoon&quot; show ever with a heavy dose of Scoobie Doo mixed in. Plus maybe a bit of Spice Girls.I wish the stuff had been more detailed, like some examples of play or performances. I have some questions. But it completely captures the genre.Clark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orcus, post: 879819, member: 1254"] Yes there is a "horns" class. Along with "vocalist," "guitar," "bass," "DJ," and "keyboards" There is no combat, but there are performances. You dont have hit points, you have cool points. When you perform you put out good vibes. rival bands and bored fans put out bad vibes. Bad vibes lower your cool points (which is bad), your good vibes lower the bored fan's cool points (which is good because then they start to dig your vibes). You make a set list and choose a front person for each song and try to win over the crowd or out play the rival evil band, using your perform skill and various feats to win over the crowd. It is totally Josie and the Pussycats and every other "kid band cartoon" show ever with a heavy dose of Scoobie Doo mixed in. Plus maybe a bit of Spice Girls. I wish the stuff had been more detailed, like some examples of play or performances. I have some questions. But it completely captures the genre. Clark [/QUOTE]

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