D&D 5E A word that describes the magic of the bard?
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rgoodbb
Adventurer
I would expect nothing less!
Well there's Incantations for one thing. It comes from the latin word for Chanting which is, like, the most boring form of music.
And since we have Enchantment we can have Incantment, Enchanter and Incanter, Enchantress and Incantrix, and so on and so forth.
And since we have Enchantment we can have Incantment, Enchanter and Incanter, Enchantress and Incantrix, and so on and so forth.
jgsugden
Legend
A different take if you're interested:
In my homebrew setting, I have 5 types of magic. Arcane, Divine and Nature Magic are pulled from the magical weave (arcane using the 'background radiation', divine being sent by the Powers that Be, and Nature drawing from the Positive Energy Plane and Negative Energy Plane - the 'ends' of the weave). Psionic magic is internally generated and doesn't use the weave. Finally, Supernatural Magic comes from the world around us, but is not tied to the weave. It is true magic. Science, supernatural phenomena, etc... all use supernatural magic.
Bardic Inspiration, Jack of All Trades, Song of Rest, Expertise, and Countercharm are all SUPERNATURAL abilities in my setting. As anti-magic in my setting only impacts the arcane weave, you can use them when bound in an anti-magic aura.
Their arcane spell-casting and magical secrets are Arcane Magic reliant upon the Magical Weave, and thus follow all the tropes of Arcane magic.
In my homebrew setting, I have 5 types of magic. Arcane, Divine and Nature Magic are pulled from the magical weave (arcane using the 'background radiation', divine being sent by the Powers that Be, and Nature drawing from the Positive Energy Plane and Negative Energy Plane - the 'ends' of the weave). Psionic magic is internally generated and doesn't use the weave. Finally, Supernatural Magic comes from the world around us, but is not tied to the weave. It is true magic. Science, supernatural phenomena, etc... all use supernatural magic.
Bardic Inspiration, Jack of All Trades, Song of Rest, Expertise, and Countercharm are all SUPERNATURAL abilities in my setting. As anti-magic in my setting only impacts the arcane weave, you can use them when bound in an anti-magic aura.
Their arcane spell-casting and magical secrets are Arcane Magic reliant upon the Magical Weave, and thus follow all the tropes of Arcane magic.
mrpopstar
Sparkly Dude
DemoMonkey
Hero
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