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[Whiskeyjack]

I have a wedding to officiate in a couple hours. Instead of prepping for that I'm working on a character for a Christmas-themed one-shot next week. My first thought was a gnome artificer who is on the run after escaping enslavement at Santa's workshop. But I think the DM wants to stick to base classes for this one-shot. So a gnomish bard with a similar backstory will have to do. Plus... bagpipes.

 

[UnquietDreams]

I have a wedding to officiate in a couple hours. Instead of prepping for that I'm working on a character for a Christmas-themed one-shot next week. My first thought was a gnome artificer who is on the run after escaping enslavement at Santa's workshop. But I think the DM wants to stick to base classes for this one-shot. So a gnomish bard with a similar backstory will have to do. Plus... bagpipes.

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I always was amused that Greenwood threatened the wrath of all the gods if anyone introduced bagpipes to his Forgotten Realms.

And I love the pipes.

 

[UsuallyPresent]

I've the Scottish National Bagpipe Choir's Amazing Grace on my playlist. Great stuff.

Don't forget giving an all-night serenade to help soften up the enemy. 8 hours of rest vs bagpipes? Casters'll be VERY unhappy with you, especially if pull off the Fascinate all night! Hope you got the Endurance feat....

Officiating? Good on you. Wish the newlyweds the best of luck.