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| | D&D Player's Handbook, Chapter 3: Classes |
 | | Bardic music and lore abilities are essentially swapped in to another class in return for some of the abilities that normally belong to that class. |
 | | Changing a class to the bardic version should add the following skills in-class (but should be reviewed for the specific class): bluff, concentration, craft, decipher script, diplomacy, disguise, gather information, knowledge (any), perform, sense motive, speak language, and spellcraft. |
 | | This is useful for characters who have rolled poorly, and is risk-free any time a character rolls a 1 on that level's hit die. |
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