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Create your own Bard in
D&D
To make a real good Bard, I
really studied some works. You should do that too, because there are
lots of advantages when being prepared. The books and articles mentioned
were very helpful. Some writers even mention literary medieval works!
My list:
Monte Cook (et al.), Dungeons & Dragons
3rd edition.
Player's Handbook. Renton
(USA) 2000. Second Printing. P.15, 26, 159
Monte Cook (et al.), Dungeons &
Dragons 3rd edition.
Monster Manual. Renton (USA) 2000. First Printing. 85
David Noonan (ed.), Dungeons
& Dragons 3rd edition. Hero Builder's Guidebook. Renton (USA) 2000, p.18
Penny Williams (ed.),
Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition. Song and Silence. A Guidebook to Bards
and Rogues. Renton (USA) 2001. P.13 (for reference only), p.22, p.46,
p.71, p.75 (League of Boot and Trail), p.81-87 and p.88.
Robin D. Laws. The Secret
Life of Elves. In:
Dragon Magazine #279. Renton (USA) 2001.
Pp.34-40
Kenneth Hite. The Myth of
Elves. In: Dragon
Magazine #279. Renton (USA) 2001.
Pp. 52-54.
Sean K.Reynolds. An Elven
Lexicon. In: Dragon
Magazine #279. Renton (USA) 2001.
Pp. 56-59.
Dawn Ibach. Miscellaneous
Mishaps: Tavern Activities.
In: Dragon Magazine #284.
Renton (USA) 2001.
Pp. 97. |
