Viondar
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What is the radius of a raging song?
All the rules I can find is 'Allies must be able to hear the Song'. On a quiet day, I can imagine singing to go quite a long way (think of yodeling Swiss dudes, for example).
Does this mean that, theoretically, with a single level 12 Skald with Greater Elemental Blood (air), you could have an army of thousands fly through the air and rain death from above?
And I can imagine that magical Items may give a voice sound amplifier. A single Skald could evacuate a whole city by this measure.
In the most extreme case, a level 12, cha 29 half orc or half elf bard with 6 times the 'extra performance' feat could keep them all flying for 82 rounds. Enough to reach the next mountain, I reckon.
These are extremes, but a cha 16 half orc without any extra performance would already reach 40 rounds of flying 1.000 people using nothing but a bullhorn, or not even that, to sing ride of the Valkyries at the top of his lungs.
| Onyxlion |
What is the radius of a raging song?
All the rules I can find is 'Allies must be able to hear the Song'. On a quiet day, I can imagine singing to go quite a long way (think of yodeling Swiss dudes, for example).
Does this mean that, theoretically, with a single level 12 Skald with Greater Elemental Blood (air), you could have an army of thousands fly through the air and rain death from above?
And I can imagine that magical Items may give a voice sound amplifier. A single Skald could evacuate a whole city by this measure.
In the most extreme case, a level 12, cha 29 half orc or half elf bard with 6 times the 'extra performance' feat could keep them all flying for 82 rounds. Enough to reach the next mountain, I reckon.
These are extremes, but a cha 16 half orc without any extra performance would already reach 40 rounds of flying 1.000 people using nothing but a bullhorn, or not even that, to sing ride of the Valkyries at the top of his lungs.
That's correct all your allies need to be able to do is hear it, it has no max range. This functions just like bardic song: inspire courage.
| Bob Bob Bob |
One of the simplest ways is just to reverse engineer perception. Sound of Battle is probably a good starting point for music (so DC -10) with +1/10 feet of distance gives us an average person with no ranks or wisdom, taking 10, hearing you from 200 feet away. Better perception/wisdom should benefit this accordingly. Dancing only goes 100 feet though (DC for notice a visible creature is 0).
I don't know if they were ported over to pathfinder at any point but there were some fun items in 3.5 that increased the range your inspire courage could go, the favorite was the alphorn (think Ricola commercial) would go 1d10 miles.