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Strum a lute, bang on a drum or rattle a tambourine. Without a bit of skill in Musicianship, you’ll likely send your audience screaming away from, or worse — toward you. | Strum a lute, bang on a drum or rattle a tambourine. Without a bit of skill in Musicianship, you’ll likely send your audience screaming away from, or worse — toward you. | ||
==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
| − | With Musicianship you can enhance the effects of other Bardic | + | With Musicianship you can enhance the effects of other Bardic skills as well as use the [[Fire Horn]]. |
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==Training== | ==Training== | ||
* '''0 - 30''': Train at NPC Bard | * '''0 - 30''': Train at NPC Bard | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 25 February 2009
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Strum a lute, bang on a drum or rattle a tambourine. Without a bit of skill in Musicianship, you’ll likely send your audience screaming away from, or worse — toward you.
Uses
With Musicianship you can enhance the effects of other Bardic skills as well as use the Fire Horn.
Training
- 0 - 30: Train at NPC Bard
Active
Double-click any instrument to have a chance at gaining. If you are done training other bard skills, this is the quickest method.
Passive
Musicianship will have a chance to raise anytime one of the other bard skills are used. Most likely, Musicianship will be at the level you want before other bard skills are done training so it is best to focus on those first.