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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arcane Runes Press" data-source="post: 430049" data-attributes="member: 402">I've got to agree on your opinion of Song & Silence. I was actually shocked at how little effort was put forth for the bard class. 1 PrC (two if you count the spy fella), a few feats and a discussion of musical instruments does not a "bard" book make. Of all the WotC splat books, this was the one most skewed towards one particular class. Sadly, the book was so blah that it didn't do much for rogues either (though I do like the thief acrobat). Meanwhile, I thought some of the stuff in MotW was pretty cool (likewise, some of it did NOTHING for me) and I have used some of the spells and PrCs from T&B (my best 3E character was a Sor10/Elementalist10, with a lightning theme).Of all of the WotC books, I prefer S&F. Though there were some bad errors (thankfully corrected), some of the PrCs are just great ideas (though only the Drunken Master impresses me monk wise). Including a PrC that channels the spirit of the Man With No Name was a stroke of mad genius. Patrick Y.</blockquote>