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[[Thieves]] of a certain level are also able to utilize these techniques when taught by a trained Bard. Their techniques vary slightly from those of a Bard, to suit their particular needs. |
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==Bardic Voice Throws== |
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'''There are five levels of Bardic voice throwing taught by Malik:''' |
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Any items someone else is wearing or holding. |
Any items someone else is wearing or holding. |
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*THROW VOICE <item> on <person> <message>. |
* THROW VOICE <item> on <person> <message>. |
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At NPC's. |
At NPC's. |
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*THROW VOICE <NPC> <message>. |
* THROW VOICE <NPC> <message>. |
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At players. |
At players. |
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*THROW VOICE <player> <message>. |
* THROW VOICE <player> <message>. |
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: ''NOTE'': Abuse of this ability can lead to GM intervention in Prime or Plat! |
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==Thief Voice Throws== |
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Throw your voice in different directions. |
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'''The five levels of voice throw of Thieves are:''' |
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*Different directions. |
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THROW VOICE |
* THROW VOICE <critter> <message>. |
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==Teaching== |
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A Bard may teach any of these techniques to a Thief of sufficient circle. The Bard must have at least 30 Charisma in order to teach any of these techniques. |
A Bard may teach any of these techniques to a Thief of sufficient circle. The Bard must have at least 30 Charisma in order to teach any of these techniques. |
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Revision as of 15:30, 23 March 2011
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- Please see Category:Incomplete articles for more articles that are incomplete.
Ventriloquism is the art of throwing one's voice onto nearby objects, people or critters. Bards and Thieves are both capable of learning techniques for throwing their voice. While Bards of sufficient skill can learn from Malik in Shard, Thieves must be trained by a Bard. There are some differences between the voice throws available to members of each guild.
Bardic Voice Throws
Any items that the Bard is wearing or holding.
- THROW VOICE <item> <message>
Items in something you are wearing or holding.
- THROW VOICE <item> in <item> <message>.
Any items someone else is wearing or holding.
- THROW VOICE <item> on <person> <message>.
At NPC's.
- THROW VOICE <NPC> <message>.
At players.
- THROW VOICE <player> <message>.
- NOTE: Abuse of this ability can lead to GM intervention in Prime or Plat!
Thief Voice Throws
Throw your voice in different directions.
- THROW VOICE OUT <message>.
Objects lying around.
- THROW VOICE <item> <message>.
Items in/on/behind/under item on the ground.
- THROW VOICE <item> in/on/behind/under <item> <message>.
Items on critters.
- THROW VOICE <item> on <critter> <message>.
At critters.
- THROW VOICE <critter> <message>.
Teaching
A Bard may teach any of these techniques to a Thief of sufficient circle. The Bard must have at least 30 Charisma in order to teach any of these techniques.
To initiate a class:
- THROW VOICE LEARN <Bard>
- THROW VOICE TEACH <Thief>
Also:
- THROW VOICE REFUSE/DECLINE
It takes ~15 minutes to teach each technique and you teach them in sequential order. After the lesson is finished, the Bard must rest for ~15 minutes to absorb the lesson. This will teach a small amount of Teaching and Scholarship. Skill does not appear to affect class length.