GM Derek W |
This may be too far into rules lawyer territory, but are there any restrictions on legal musical instruments for bards?
Particularly in Core Campaign?
Not sure what exists flavor-wise in Golarion, and I am hoping to keep things a bit canonical.
Trumpets?
Harmonicas?
Not looking to go the 80's hair metal route, but probably closer to that than a madrigal singer.
Nefreet |
As long as it fulfills one of the established subcategories of Perform (Keyboard, Percussion, String, Wind), you should be good.
The skill itself lists harpsichord, piano, pipe organ, bells, chimes, drums, gong, fiddle, harp, lute, mandolin, flute, pan pipes, recorder and trumpet.
Trumpet should be a pretty standard wind instrument. Obviously there are such things as Trumpet Archons.
Honestly, if there is such a thing as sonar in Pathfinder, a Harmonica shouldn't be that difficult to imagine.
BigNorseWolf |
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Pretty much everything other than a theremin should be ok, and they really need to include one of those in occult adventures for the sound effects...
Ascalaphus Venture-Lieutenant, Netherlands—Leiden |
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LazarX |
This may be too far into rules lawyer territory, but are there any restrictions on legal musical instruments for bards?
Particularly in Core Campaign?
Not sure what exists flavor-wise in Golarion, and I am hoping to keep things a bit canonical.
Trumpets?
Harmonicas?Not looking to go the 80's hair metal route, but probably closer to that than a madrigal singer.
Best thing to do would be to look up the invention time of a musical intstrument.
Harmonicas were invented in France around 1820, so I don't allow them because they simply feel too modern for me in the default Golarion setting.
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