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The Manor of Dunshade
Look:	This is a Bardic scroll, enscribed with the non-magical Bard song "The Manor of Dunshade". 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:	1600 Kronars1,280 Lirums <br />1,154.56 Dokoras <br />1.6 LTBpoints <br />1.6 Tickets <br />1.6 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This item is styled or has special functions for Bards.
Dimensions:	? length x ? width x ? height
Sources:	Sold by House of Bardic Blues for 3,919 Lirums Source is House of Bardic Blues

Song

"The Manor of Dunshade", by Brealin Forecaster.

"I'd adventured alone for far too long

My only companions my lute and my song

When one bright eve I took an invitation

To chance my soul and eternal salvation."

"The party comprised of the best to be had.

An Empath, a Paladin and a Barbarian lad.

No haler folk could be found in the realm

"My bones in one hand, hanger in the other.

I played the Lilt and thought of my mother.

I prayed she would not receive a summons

To bury my body ripped apart by the dark ones!"

"Drawing a breath to steady my sound,

I asked my friends just where we were bound.

The Barbarian answered with a smile too slow --

Down into the Manor of Dunshade we go!"

"We twisted and turned down hallways so drear'

I hoped I'd notice when the fiends drew near.

And all the while the Barbarian droned --

Down into the Manor of Dunshade we go!"

"Suddenly, we were set upon!

The Barbarian lad burst into song.

The fierce aria of war rang thru the hall

Of my companions and me, not one did fall."

"The Barb himself was like a fiend from hell.

He swung with ease and the death spirits fell.

I tried to advance into the fray

But nothing was left for this Bard to slay."

"At first there were two, then three -- no four!

The spirits kept coming 'til I couldn't count anymore.

The Barbarian just laughed and with a killing grace

Cleared the whole manor of the death spirit race."

"For hours we battled in that dark place

'Twas a warrior's dance with a deadly embrace.

While under my breath I sang soft and low --

Down into the Manor of Dunshade we go!"

"The evening, it ended, as most evenings do,

With laughter and cheer and bit of the brew.

We'd gained quite a profit off the fiends of hell

And one by one we gave our farewells."

"But the memory of that night with me remains

And always I hear the echoing refrain

Of the Barbarian lad with a smile too slow --

Down into the Manor of Dunshade we go!"

"Down into the Manor of Dunshade we go!"

The song ends on a triumphant note.