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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.'' |
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| + | '''Musicianship''' is the core Bard-themed skill. It is required for any of the other Bard-related skills to even have a chance of success. | ||
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| + | A modest level of Musicianship is also required for a [[Carpentry|Carpenter]] to be able to produce musical instruments, which feature a 10% success bonus over NPC-purchased musical instruments. | ||
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==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
| − | + | While it does little on it's own aside from producing either fine music or fat-fingered cacophony, it's level is a key factor when attempting to perform the other Bard skills, namely [[Provocation]], [[Discordance]] or [[Peacemaking]] in conjunction with a target's [[Barding Difficulty]]. | |
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| + | In addition to influencing the level of success for the other Bardic skills, it also allows a character to use the [[Fire Horn]]. | ||
==Training== | ==Training== | ||
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===Active=== | ===Active=== | ||
| − | Double-click any instrument to have a chance at gaining. If | + | * '''0 - 30''': Purchase training from an NPC Bard. |
| + | * '''30+''': Double-click any musical instrument to have a chance at gaining in skill. If a character has completed training other bard skills, this is the quickest method. | ||
===Passive=== | ===Passive=== | ||
| − | Musicianship | + | * '''0 - 30''': Purchase training from an NPC Bard. |
| + | * '''30+''': Musicianship has a chance to raise anytime one of the other bard skills is used. Most likely, Musicianship will be at the desired level before other bard skills have completed training so it is best to focus on those first. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Discordance]] | * [[Discordance]] | ||
* [[Peacemaking]] | * [[Peacemaking]] | ||
* [[Provocation]] | * [[Provocation]] | ||
| − | * [http:// | + | * [[Bard Masteries]] |
| + | * [[Book of Bard Masteries]] | ||
| + | * [http://stratics.com/community/forums/uo-bard.415 UO Stratics Bard forum] | ||
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[[Category:Skills]][[Category:Musical]] | [[Category:Skills]][[Category:Musical]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:53, 30 December 2013
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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.
Musicianship is the core Bard-themed skill. It is required for any of the other Bard-related skills to even have a chance of success.
A modest level of Musicianship is also required for a Carpenter to be able to produce musical instruments, which feature a 10% success bonus over NPC-purchased musical instruments.
Uses
While it does little on it's own aside from producing either fine music or fat-fingered cacophony, it's level is a key factor when attempting to perform the other Bard skills, namely Provocation, Discordance or Peacemaking in conjunction with a target's Barding Difficulty.
In addition to influencing the level of success for the other Bardic skills, it also allows a character to use the Fire Horn.
Training
Active
- 0 - 30: Purchase training from an NPC Bard.
- 30+: Double-click any musical instrument to have a chance at gaining in skill. If a character has completed training other bard skills, this is the quickest method.
Passive
- 0 - 30: Purchase training from an NPC Bard.
- 30+: Musicianship has a chance to raise anytime one of the other bard skills is used. Most likely, Musicianship will be at the desired level before other bard skills have completed training so it is best to focus on those first.