I asked Brad this one day in the chat room and he said that Bards are a good
class, that is way there are no evil Bards. Specificly I asked why Teir'dal
could not be bards.
Rokenn Swiftsong - Karana server
>From: John_Senior@...
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>To: eqbards@onelist.com
>Subject: Re: [eqbards] imbrued/lambent
>Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 13:46:55 +0000
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>Good point, it would quite amusing seeing Troll and Ogre "Musicians" (not
>bards).
>I can't see why Verant don't have evil bard types, musicians in battles
>were used to raise troops moral and get a good marching beat, are Verant
>saying that Trolls/Ogres don't go into war?
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>"G.W. Willman, IV" <gww6e@...> on 08/11/99 13:09:05
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>From: "G.W. Willman, IV" <gww6e@...>
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>I still maintain that we bards were never meant to get imbrued armor for
>the
>simple fact imbrued means "stained", as in soaked and stained - I pictured
>it as going to SKs, maybe rogues, whereas lambent means shimmering or
>radiant, far more appropriate for us goodie-two-shoes bards.
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>This brings up another minor rant I have... where are the evil bards?
>Surely the bad guys have singers of villainy and strife. The lizard men
>would be a great concession on that, given we already have their scout
>fifes.
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>Just by way of humor, can you imagine a troll bard? Even better: a troll
>bard doing the happy dance? :)
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