Everyone loves Spellsong, right?
You can combine your bardic performance and your spellcasting in two ways. First, you can conceal the activity of casting a bard spell by masking it in a performance.
Second, as a move action, you can use 1 round of bardic performance to maintain a bard spell with a duration of concentration.
So... what's a "bard spell"? Would any spell that's on the Bard's list qualify?
on their list, yep
What's the proper, non-clunky way of referring to spells cast through bard class features?
I meant "Spells that are cast through bard spell slots"
You have a good point, Cheapy. And I think I may have to dislike you for it. Or at least my will-now-never-exist sneaky Evangelist will.
Not that there're really all that many Cleric spells on the Bard list anyway, but still.
I wasn't trying to make a point really, just trying to think what would be a good way to describe that. Magus and spell combat has the same issue, in that you need to use magus spells.
Which is a bit ambiguous (and has spawned a billion [ok, 15] threads on the issue) when you take into mind my question.
It can either mean a spell that's on the bard list (no matter what class you get it from) or a spell that's cast with bard spell slots.