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dark vellum song scroll
Look: This is a Bardic scroll, enscribed with the non-magical Bard chant "Six Little Rebel Bards". It must be studied to be used. If it is being read by another, no one but that person can study it.
Weight: 5 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 312 Kronars249.6 Lirums <br />225.139 Dokoras <br />0.312 LTBpoints <br />0.312 Tickets <br />0.312 Scrips <br />
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Sources: Source is Drones and Drums

Song

You quietly prepare yourself to chant the rhyme, "Six Little Rebel Bards".

"Six little rebel Bards fled Siryn to stay alive,
One went mad and burned herself, and then there were five."

The lingering notes of the rhyme wait expectantly upon the air.

"Five little rebel Bards drank until there was no more,
One climbed in and drowned himself, and then there were four."

The lingering notes of the rhyme wait expectantly upon the air.

"Four little rebel Bards swam 'cross the lake to stay free,
Into the dark one hurled himself, and then there were three."

The lingering notes of the rhyme wait expectantly upon the air.

"Three little rebel Bards were chased where nothing grew,
One tripped and was eaten by the ground, and then there were two."

The lingering notes of the rhyme wait expectantly upon the air.

"Two little rebel Bards were in love and on the run,
But she was killed by river men, and then there was one."

The lingering notes of the rhyme wait expectantly upon the air.

"One little rebel Bard was captured all alone,
They locked him up inside the walls, and then there were none..."

The last notes of the chant linger still on the air.