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| style="background:lightyellow"|Not only do musicians train to create perfect musical intervals, but they infuse their sounds with vibrations of the Great Song, the ancient sounds used by the Elder Gods for creation (and destruction). Most important is to find an instrument of quality to which they can bond, and as soon as a bard plays their instrument, it creates an immediate bond. The more an instrument is played, the better the individual musician can play it.

| style="background:lightyellow"|Not only do musicians train to create perfect musical intervals, but they infuse their sounds with vibrations of the [[Great Song]], the ancient sounds used by the [[:Category:Elder Gods|Elder Gods]] for creation (and destruction). Most important is to find an instrument of quality to which they can bond, and as soon as a bard plays their instrument, it creates an immediate bond. The more an instrument is played, the better the individual musician can play it.

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+| style="background:lightyellow"|Not only do musicians train to create perfect musical intervals, but they infuse their sounds with vibrations of the [[Great Song]], the ancient sounds used by the [[:Category:Elder Gods|Elder Gods]] for creation (and destruction). Most important is to find an instrument of quality to which they can bond, and as soon as a bard plays their instrument, it creates an immediate bond. The more an instrument is played, the better the individual musician can play it.
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