Calion | Mon 07-Apr-03 10:29 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#676, "RE: banging a drum does not a bard make."
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Heh, that's an exaggerated example. Sure, dwarves can be defined as not having good enough command of their voice to affect their audience to that extent (which appears to be how they're viewed), but all I'm saying you could equally well say that they DO have that capability. Their max charisma even translates to "charismatic", which suggests an above average presence/influence. I've never imagined dwarves as non-singers, quite the contrary, while not reaching the wide vocal range of humans/elves, they still sing with strong, deep baritone or bass voices. In game terms this difference would translate to slightly less effective songs.
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Dwarves, bards and halflings
[View all] , Calion, Sun 06-Apr-03 10:53 AM
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Valguarnera,
06-Apr-03 02:13 PM, #4
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Calion,
06-Apr-03 03:59 PM, #5
banging a drum does not a bard make.,
Evil Genius (Anonymous),
07-Apr-03 07:53 AM, #7
RE: banging a drum does not a bard make.,
Calion,
07-Apr-03 10:29 AM #8
RE: banging a drum does not a bard make.,
Quislet,
07-Apr-03 10:36 AM, #9
There are intrinsic differences between gnomes and hobb...,
dwimmerling,
07-Apr-03 07:16 AM, #6
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Circuits Edge (Anonymous),
08-Apr-03 05:37 AM, #10
O YEAH! A whole choir of bards!,
Xandrya,
10-Apr-03 02:58 PM, #11
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Ululari,
06-Apr-03 01:10 PM, #2
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Circuits Edge (Anonymous),
06-Apr-03 11:07 AM, #1
RE: Dwarves, bards and halflings,
Racli,
06-Apr-03 01:37 PM, #3
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