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-**Song of Battle**
+**Bard Songs**
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+The bard has a number of songs available to him
+that he can use to strengthen, heal, or cure his
+party members, as well as injure his enemies.
+However, his songs are useless if no one hears
+them.
+The following songs require him to be a member
+of a party: song of summoning, song of power,
+song of restoration, song of rejuvenation, and
+song of haste.
+His attacking song, song of battle, can be used
+alone and, of course, only requires that his
+enemy be there to hear it.
+To use, simply cast them. (eg. cast 'song of power')
+The effects of his songs are thus:
+Song of Summoning: Summons all party members to
+the bard, regardless of their location.
+Song of Power: Casts divine wrath and bloodlust
+to all of his party members.
+Song of Restoration: Casts restoration to all of
+his party members.
+Song of Rejuvenation: Casts rejuvenation to all
+of his party members.
+Song of Haste: Casts haste to all of his party
+members.
+Song of Battle: Deals damage based on the bard's
+dexterity, half of his intelligence and wisdom, and
+% of his charisma. These values are added and
+then multiplied by 1d3, then buffed further by the
+bard's spellpower.
+The more party members the bard has, the stronger
+the damage of Song of Battle.
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