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==Learning== |
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ASK <guildleader> FOR <breathing|stretching|assessment> |
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Syntax: PRACTICE <sing|stretch|area|parched|voice> |
Syntax: PRACTICE <sing|stretch|area|parched|voice> |
Revision as of 19:03, 6 August 2012
Learning
ASK <guildleader> FOR <breathing|stretching|assessment>
Syntax
Syntax: PRACTICE <sing|stretch|area|parched|voice> You also are knowledgeable in the advanced techniques of: BREATHING -- Steadying breaths to prepare you for a vocal or wind performance. STRETCHING -- Readying stretches to prepare you for a dexterous instrumental performance. ASSESSMENT -- A self assessment of your own skills to remind you of how truly prepared you are for a performance (Modifiers: Sing, Dance, Play <requires instrument>)
Info
Bards are taught various techniques to PRACTICE before performances, readying themselves physically and mentally for the task ahead of them. Practicing also helps to restore Bardic Mojo.
- Breathing
- Provides a small bonus to Vocal and Wind performances.
- Stretching
- Provides a small bonus to Percussion and String performances.
- Assessment
- Will provide information regarding the current state of a Bard's Mojo pool.
- This is gained at 30th circle for a Bard.
- Voice
- Will list your natural voice range. For bards it will also list their current voice range as well as possible voices to which they may switch.
Usage
The timer in between PRACTICE uses is about 30 seconds between usage.
All characters are randomly assigned a singing voice (within the range dictated by race and gender). You can check your natural voice type with the PRACTICE VOICE command.
Bards with sufficient skill have access to all voice types for their gender regardless of race and can change their voice types at will with the PRACTICE VOICE <range> command. Non-Bards cannot change their voice types.
Racial Ranges
Highest to lowest, they are: Sopranino, Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, Alto, Contralto, Countertenor, Tenor, Baritone, Bass, Contrabass.
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