Digital Gamer would you believe me if I said that I’ve seen this happen before but more? Proficiency bonus (+6), race bonus(can’t remember the number) background add on’s, bardic inspiration(got a 12 on the roll) Now, this is only a 23ish but it doesn’t end, because this does not add the nat 20 that was rolled at the very beginning, and because of how we play when you get a nat 20 you can roll another, and another, all till it ends. BUT!!! The man feckin rolled 3 nat 20’s in a row then a 19 making it a 79, now if we add the 23 to that we get a total of 102 (now I don’t remember everything about his guy but I do know this to be true) I’ve never seen the DM in shock so much before this moment, this went down in history for ages with me and some old friends. Should mention that we were *VERY* new to D&D so we made up some rules as we went, this being one. Now you wanna know what it was for? A. Fucking. Perception check. All to find the final boss which sure he was invisible but it was a DC 18 which he passed with just his race and bardic inspiration alone but we didn’t know that. As such he not only found the boss but now in campaigns he is just given a magic item that we made cause we couldn’t find anything about it known as the “All seeing eye” which when worn only by him, let’s him see everything that is hiding, in any way, spell or not. “He will find you, and we will kill you” has become the saying with the group ever since.
@@deathrayman8074 oh i completely agree with you, simpitis is horrible. One of my cousins has textborne simpitis and he re 🤮 respe🤮, I cant even say it, respects women🤮🤮
I can practically see her spinning around and dancing on the tables as she sings, and the numerous members of the party each singing along in their own unique ways.
The party tank in their plate mail is crashing their gauntleted hands together for every *Boom! Crash!* The sorcerer is using *Prestidigitation* to do flashes of lightning. The rogue has their hands in the richest patron's pockets because this distraction was premeditated.
....a friend of mine who loved to play bard always said, "music is a magic that not only one can learn in the world of dnd, but in the real world and beyond..."
I really love how you managed to make such a damn good song with nothing but vocals, clapping and drums for percussion, and an accordion, because it's a song that someone is singing in a bar, you aren't going to have a full band of instruments.
Pureblood Tieflings learn Hellish Rebuke naturally due to their Infernal Legacy. If Danarei is a pureblood and was at least lvl 3 at this time (which I’m fairly sure she would be), that’s definitely what she used
Dm: the creature has swallowed you. And you are taking crushing damage. Bard: i cast shatter. At my highest level. Dm: *sweating* Wut? Bard: does he still get a con save since im inside of him? Dm: *looks at notes* uh... Yes? Bard: ok im rolling 10d8. ... Wow look at all those 6's and 7's. Dm: yea hes dead, he had lightning imunity, but he doesnt even resist thunder. He had 25hp left. You ruptured him inside out.
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The Teifling stood on the table as the audience in the bar applauded her. A part of her hadn't expected to get this much attention. _I guess that's what happens when people aren't too drunk or busy with themselves to listen,_ she thought. She climbed off the table, her nerves set on full drive as her body physically shaked. She tried to keep her anxiety low as she was soon greeted by three hats full of coin. Caught off guard, She dazely took them and smiled in thanks. As she took her seat again, she set down her accordion and started to count the money. She could tell the eyes of the crowd were on her. Many people wanted to ask her questions, but she fully knew that she didn't want to answer any of them. When she was done counting, she picked up her trusty instrument, put the money in her bag, and left the bar. She found herself heading towards the beach. No idea why, but it wasn't the first time. She sat on a rock and gazed out over the water. The Moon cast a light on the water, and with the stars, it was beautiful. You'd never believe that a monster lay in those waters. She knew some people in the bar didn't believe it, and for that she took they weren't there when the King raged the sea. She didn't blame them. She wouldn't have believed it either in their shoes, but she knew. She knew that if you went the right distance over the water, swam down enough, You'd find all the ships discarded and broken by the King. She remembered being a little girl in the town as she first heard of the beast. Sailors were being tended by their families and friends as they cried and mumbled of the King. She remembered them being covered in cuts and scratches, one man having his arm missing. She listened through their non-sensual tellings of how the King had taken their ship, their friends, eventually their sanity further down the line. Her hand moved to her forehead as she thought, rubbing a scar she had gotten from her first and final encounter with the horrible creature. He had been more terrifying than in description. She couldn't even remember how they had fought him off for so long before she had been swallowed and delivered the final blow from within his gut. All she remembered was thunder and lightning, screams from the others aiding her in the fight, and the King himself. She shuddered at the thought, her tail swishing on the rock. She listened the waves lapping at the shore, the night creatures call out from the forest behind her. She rested her head onto the rock and closed her eyes. As sleep encased her, she heard a huge wave crash down, her last consious thought being of how it sounded of the King rising from the water, only if you had been miles upon miles away. Edit: I’m not a DM, I just like writing stories, though I’m flattered that y’all think so.
That's just a super stupid meme. Most bards are awesome Face characters, and the perception that there are a lot of characters that play bards like that is terrible for the class.
@@JohnSmith-ex8iw It's called a stereotype, or generalization. In other words, *it's not always true*. And it really depends how much effort goes into the character.
This is literally perfect, it amazingly has the perfect blend of sea shanty and irish feel that bar songs are so amazing for, all with your unique powerhouse of a voice! Well done!
The build up to, “I screamed louder than lightning and burned The King inside out!” Was amazing, then the delivery of that line was even better, I love your videos so far.
It's the power of the bard. Everyone in the audience somehow knew it was time for a dramatic pause, like something inside of them was compelled by the spirit of the bard.
"I SCREAMED LOUDER THAN LIGHTNING, BURNED THE KING INSIDE OUT!!" Me: "Heh... heheheh... This, uh.... sounds quite familiar." *_-PTSD of the time when my sister decided to use Thunderwave-_*
@@theangel1975 Yep. It's a bardic ability that allows you to cause a thundering cry that damages all creatures in a radius. Including, but not limited to, your party members.
You consider this song "ridiculous"? ...Well, then you should be worried that your "ridiculous" song actually picked my interest for future works involving your bard's adventures, if you release more. Seriously, this kind of ballad gives me vibes of a sea shanty and a happy tavern song. It's really beautiful!
I can imagine their party in a busy tavern surrounded by rowdy patrons, drinking together after another day of adventuring. Danarei looks around, seeing some people look bored, then wordlessly says to her allies that she wants to play for them. They nod to her smiling, then she reaches into her pack and pulls out her accordion. As she plays the first few measures of her song, the noise of the tavern starts to die down as multiple heads turn to watch. Her party starts providing background beats (hand clapping, foot stomping, table banging, etc.) as she leaps onto the table and starts to sing and dance for the now-entranced patrons
You know, if I had players that put more depth into their characters, like a Druid who actually knew what they were doing, a bard who sung her own songs etc...
It's a rule at our table that the bard actually has to perform a song, poetry, story, dance, our bard useually just plays the USSR theme song never something as cool as this
@@saiyukigokufan241 , it's a musical instrument, and I was saying that in response to the side note on the original comment, not on your reply, though your reply is appreciated.
I watched this then the next day I realized Tieflings make the perfect bards because Thaumaturgy allows them to become their own backup vocalists and gives them a slew of useful nuances for effects like the lighting in your video here.
Drow (or half-elf varients) get dancing lights which makes great special effects (or backup dancers); fairyfyre can be used to make your stage, yourself, and any others performing with you to glow purple and blue; and darkness.... well it is useful if you roll a nat 1 on performance.
The bard of my party sang this, when the song ended they laughed, the entire keep laughed..... My warlock with the patron of the lurker of the deep stands up and leaves to his room
"I screamed louder than lightning burned the king inside out" After playing a tiefling for two and a half years myself, I feel like in gameplay this would be that she hellish rebuked after being swallowed and it killed the boss. :p (Yes, I know it was backstory, still amuses me to think about how it would have gone down were it an ingame moment.)
Right before finding this song, I was thinking about making a Tiefling bard, then listened to this and I made a level 25 20bard levels/5 rogue levels Tiefling.
"Before we have taken this town for our own?" Are the singer and her band of adventurers the good guys or are they simply wanting to kill The King, so they could take the village hostage
The king in question is refering to the sea monster. Taking the town for our own can have two meanings - Releasing it from the terror of the sea king. OR, conquering it from the greedy kingdom/nobles/rulers who had it and refused to help them when they were dealing damage from the sea king and with the lack of resources.
Spectre Dan unless your world is super racist towards tieflings because it’s run by aasimar and use them for bloodsport you know or maybe you just want to play tiefling barbarian but that’s none of my business
@@Sir_Cumference314 True, the way tieflings are treated largely depends on the world. For my games, the cities tend to be more okay with them while the countryside sees them more as demons and devils and the like.
sadlobster1 when you’re hit you can use your reaction to cast it which makes whoever did you damage(or just a target in a range I forget) roll a dex save and on a fail take 2d10 fire damage at level 1 and half as much on a success It’s one of my personal favorite spells
I cry everytime when the bridge comes. To me, I can see, hear, and feel the fight. And when she belts at the end, I can't help but bawl my eyes out. The music and lyrics are expertise, filled with wisdom and a knowledge one only gets when experienced.
🎵And so ends the tale of the king of this victory, we'll forever sing! With a voice loud as thunder The beast met his blunder Deep in the fathoms below🎵
reaper minis makes a tiefling mage where he is wearing leather pants and a fur coat with no shirt, i always thought it would make an amazing bard model if you replaced the staff with either an instrument or a microphone stand...
That's it. My Cleric of Arcana Domain is now your bard's biggest fan. I'm working into my game how he obsessively talks about this one Tiefling Bard he once saw, and that no other bards have ever come close to the one performance he witnessed.
My deva bard once saw her performance and is trying to recreate it on her lyre. Her half-elf friend doesn't know what to make of the musical arrangement.
@@WoadGrizzly Cool...did you started at level 3? I am not that annoying, Just wanna show off d&d knowledege, don't take It serious, but If to did here is a real question: Do you recomend, over starting att level one I mean
It was darker than night, In the maw of the beast, All I could taste was My blood and the sea.... Such powerful lyrics. Puts you right there in the story. 10/10 Theater of the Mind.
... I LOVE YOUR CHARACTER YO!! This is one hell of a dnd song. May your adventures be plenty and your pockets never empty Cat! I have just one question for you as a fellow dnd player. "Greetings young adventurer, folk hero from parts unknown. That was one hell of a tale you told. My name is Kaz'zac a lizardman ranger from Jura. May I ask for your name miss bard?"
@@nuclearchamber9730 Yeah, lizardfolk can be goofy. In fact they can be so goofy that if anyone in the party would die the lizardfolk will strip the body of all items, turn there former and now dead allay as food and chop the corpses up into little pieces and only bury the head. Funny right?
Dimitri, a half-elven rogue that had forsaken his adventuring party to go and scout out the local tavern entered to see the visage of a red-skinned devil standing atop one of the tables with a peculiar instrument in her hands. The people who had surrounded who he had reasoned to be a her, seemed happy, infatuated, even. It certainly peaked his interest... however easy it was to. Though the cursed thought of having to return to the party pierced through the veil, and he had no choice but to consider his options. "Hmm... they'll be fine.." he uttered to himself after what was about... three seconds of thought and the checking of an invisible watch. He was going to find out more of this tiefling and her band of travelers, though it proved difficult; as he tried to get closer, a gathering crowd cut off his path, and the sound of a boot tapping against the sturdy, but slowly rotting wood of the table the she-devil stood upon put his advances to rest. Tap. Tap. Tap. Tap... tap-tap-tap... It grew faster, and louder as if it were influenced by some spell, the crowd beginning to grow more quiet with each tap, a steadily rising, rhythmic clap coming from the masses as it slowly became apparent to the thief that this was no coincidence, this was a beat, a call to action. Then, she began to sing, and the ever-progressing train running on pure curiosity within Dimitri's mind halted. The energy she began to gather from the people, and himself, made him feel strangely comfortable, yet the realization that it was taking place had set it off... so an effect akin to your first kiss, butterfly-like in his stomach as he watched the shimmering red mystique begin her dance, the expert fingers she bore hitting every key on her strange music-maker, and her voice echoing throughout despite the woo's and hollering of the roused peoples. In a word; it was exhilarating. His body twitched, but he refused to leave the fortress he had created by crossing his arms, a stance that stood as sturdy as any well-made mansions or castle. A smirk pulled at the corner of his lip, and there had been no fighting that. His right foot suddenly beginning to tap alongside the hardy, ever-moving tune against his wavering will as it penetrated the defenses at the base. Had she been magically manipulating him and these people? He could have sworn they were, yet every bone and instinct in his body pointed toward one possibility... She was simply incredible. [Comment or something if you want me to continue, wanted to write and this had inspired me to make this small excerpt.]
DM: Okay, cool, you've snuck into the elite upper-class tavern, but a bartender spots you, and knows you shouldn't be here. What do you do? Bard: Uuhhhh, I distract him by dropping a fire track DM: Roll performance Bard:
im a fallen aasimar wizard. i now ALWAYS request this song when playing and ALWAYS play this when im dm. if you can't tell i LOOOVE this and cannot wait for if you do anymore
This sounds like the kind of song they need to put into an episode of an animated D&D TV show (hint hint, Netflix). Awesome work, dude. At least 11 out of 6.
@@khorrusvoa critical role is a group of voice actors that have an ongoing d&d campaign in which the story has built for years. The vox machina was one of their campaigns. They did a fundraiser and crushed the goal needed to turn it into an animated series. There is a preview Available on RUclips
I would love to animate this song with your character so that I can get more experience with animation! It'll be my own small challenge! If you see this comment then I'll try to send u the link to the video when I'm finished with it 😁 of course that's going to take a while 😅 I'm excited tho I love your character! 😍 And I can't wait to try and bring her to life!
So if I had to theorize I would go with my best guess being that the king inside of this song is the D&D kracken it is a giant fish type creature its size is tighten its tail is massive it has tentacles and it can summon in literal storms partially by electrocuting the surrounding water and it can zap players with lightning so it not only fits the storm category raging booming category of its tail splashing in the water and since of its size it could probably eat a ship as well.
This is INCREDIBLE, Cami!!! This is the last evidence I needed to convince myself to polish and upload my own compositions for my Bard character I've been playing in my friends' campaign the last few months!
meanwhile my dwarf tabaxi hybrid i made as a joke but have fallen in love with is just dancing to said bard's music and is also singing her heart out with them
And My 6'12 dragon/human hybrid mage knight is just sitting down wings spread out and singing along while the rest of the party are (probably) sleeping while using his wings as a pillow (my characters wings are apparently quite comfortable)
DM: "Alright guys, we need some music for this situation." Normal person: "Ok, let me pull out my Spotify Playlist" Cami: *Pulls out accordion from back pocket* "Give me a second guys."
Two adventurers are on a boat sailing for a port town and they approach an older male sailor who had had a scar across his left cheek and was missing one arm and had it replaced with an artificial limb in the form of a rusty Gauntlet from an old suit of armor and a glass eye looking out at the sea with a scowl that could make the meanest orc cower in fear but he appeared to be looking for something Male Adventurer: Sir? Old Sailor: Yes? Male Adventurer: Are you okay? Old Sailor: Fine. Just keeping watch. Female Adventurer: For what? Old Sailor: The King... Male Adventurer: What? Old Sailor: He's a beast that lurked these waters. He just appeared one day, we didn't know from where, or what he was. People say he was the wrath of the gods themselves who were enraged by us for taking advantage of their kindness and taking every resource on this world for granted, others said he was of an ancient race that existed long before our race, or any race for that matter, walked the face of the Earth. But nowadays most people say he's dead, but I believe he's still out there. Waiting... Male Adventurer: How bad was it? Old Sailor: Bad... When you entered these waters The King knew you were in his domain and in a matter of minutes he would find you, and in a matter of minutes, he'd crush, and pull you down into a watery grave. Didn't matter what was on it, who it was, or what was protecting it he could snap ships apart like a bunch of twigs. And you'd always be able to tell when death was coming, when you see a fog heading toward your ship that's a sign of him. And when the fog engulfs your ship they say you'd have to take yourself out for mercy only after you pray to the Gods old and new to have a chance at saving yourself, for The King didn't just eat you. He would eat your very soul... He'd use his eight powerful limbs to attack ships and on these limbs were these... THINGS on them that made a rigid surface and could tear a man's face clean off, and his maw, it's like your nightmares come to life. Thousands upon thousands upon THOUSANDS of rows of teeth that are stronger than the mightest fortifications ever built, and strong enough to bite them out the ground. His breath... All you can smell are the bodies of those he's eaten. And when he's upon you, all you hear, the very last thing you hear is his bellowing growl not a roar. His growl, some say it was sign of those he killed screaming out in agony, I wasn't tempted to believe them before I met the beast in person but after I did... Well let's just say I'm lucky he didn't take either of my legs. Male Adventurer: So how did they do it? Old Sailor: Huh? Female Adventurer: How did they kill him? Old Sailor: I wasn't there meself. But there's a Bard at the local tavern in the town, she sings the story of what happened there considering she was the one who killed him, you'll get the story. Personally, I think the sailors who were there had the luck of every God there was and there will be on their side. Male Adventurer: Well thank you. Old Sailor: Your welcome. *the ship docks* Old Sailor: Well... I best be going, gotta help the crew unload the cargo. Gods be with you. Male Adventurer: And you as well. The two get off the boat and start heading for the nearest store Female Adventurer: Well I know what we're doing when we get to the town!
I always love finding stories in the comments of songs either based on the song, or even just the background used, and you my friend, you have given a story that fits all too perfectly. So, I thank you for this masterpiece that you have graced us with.
@@shadowstrider8295 there is no need for thanks, I only give praise for a beautiful masterpiece of a story that compliments the music given. And I look forward to seeing you again in other songs with stories such as this, my friend. *he takes some coin from his pouch, tossing it to the storyteller* safe travels, and good luck in your future stories. And if you ever need aid with an idea, just meet me here at this song once more, I am more than happy to assist those who need help.
@@valleypathfinder9891 *The Story Teller put the coins in his pocket* I thank you for offering aid. I primarily do this for fun or just to tell a good story. Much like how a Bard can go from town to town singing songs of great legends. But I can't promise you'll see much of me.
I also play a teifling but based on this song, they're very different. Good thing they don't travel together. Danarei:Remember that time you dared me to launch the carriage off a cliff? Eel:No, I said 'Danarei, don't launch the carriage off a cliff', and then you said 'Don't tell me what to do Eel', and then YOU LAUNCHED THE CARRIAGE OFF A CLIFF!
I almost can't stop listening to this! . . . But I need to go to bed . . . Nah, just one more time~! (an hour later) Oh, I needed to go to bed. Mmh, just once more~
First off: welcome to the tables :) secondly: this song is easily described in one word: perfect. Also i love it when people who can actually sing play bards.
@@DirtyDerg QUIET HERETIC! Ofc its not perfect *nothing really is as perfection is subjective and thus unable to be accomplished* but its pretty damn good.
@@sirfishalot6782 I'll never understand this mentality of "Heap tons of praise without really being insightful as to what she did right." Some of the lyrics are really mediocre on a person's voice fit for pub karaoke. *Now as is the advice that's given is subjective, but I don't think this would hurt her performance.* I think if she had practice training her vocals and having someone that writes songs professionally to help her that it would sound a lot better.
@@DirtyDerg and i shall never understand why you attempt to be a pseudo-professional judge and think that i would change my view based on your nagging. I am praising the song because i geniuenly enjoyed it, and if you didnt, thats fine but dont bother me with your criticism. And just to satisfy your passionate longing for precise praising of what has been done right: the feeling. The song is authentic and, though it might not be perfectly written or structured, it fits the setting of a tavern filled with more or less drunk peasants and a happy upstarting bard performing a semi-professional tale. The song reaches me emotionally, by wich i declare it to be a good song from my point of view, as a song that does not reach ots listeners is a pointless song. So there you go.
I play a 6'2" Aasimar Paladin. _notices Danarei's listed height_ Andreas: _cranes head up and up and up_ "So, 6'8", eh? I feel small. This is unusual for me."
The bard energy is reaching me all the way over here, Cami! Amazing character, and amazing story to start off your characters tale. You make DnD nerds around the world proud
Player: I want to play a song
DM: ok roll for performance
DM: what did you get
Player: a 50
Digital Gamer would you believe me if I said that I’ve seen this happen before but more? Proficiency bonus (+6), race bonus(can’t remember the number) background add on’s, bardic inspiration(got a 12 on the roll)
Now, this is only a 23ish but it doesn’t end, because this does not add the nat 20 that was rolled at the very beginning, and because of how we play when you get a nat 20 you can roll another, and another, all till it ends. BUT!!! The man feckin rolled 3 nat 20’s in a row then a 19 making it a 79, now if we add the 23 to that we get a total of 102 (now I don’t remember everything about his guy but I do know this to be true)
I’ve never seen the DM in shock so much before this moment, this went down in history for ages with me and some old friends. Should mention that we were *VERY* new to D&D so we made up some rules as we went, this being one.
Now you wanna know what it was for?
A. Fucking. Perception check. All to find the final boss which sure he was invisible but it was a DC 18 which he passed with just his race and bardic inspiration alone but we didn’t know that. As such he not only found the boss but now in campaigns he is just given a magic item that we made cause we couldn’t find anything about it known as the “All seeing eye” which when worn only by him, let’s him see everything that is hiding, in any way, spell or not. “He will find you, and we will kill you” has become the saying with the group ever since.
@@Myrkul-D "The crowd begins worshipping the floor you walk on."
AJP247 holy shit that’s awesome
@@theblandcharlie822 sounds about right
AJP247 🙀 I praise the man
I can imagine playing DnD with Cami as a bard and she actually pulls out the instrument and sings a fully prepared song for every situation
@IronyFalseLogical how?
@IronyFalseLogical oh a textborne version of the simpitis virus, that's a rare one
IronyFalseLogical seriously stop that is the worst meme ever
@@apollyon1987 Yeah, Simpitis is a very terrible disease.
@@deathrayman8074 oh i completely agree with you, simpitis is horrible. One of my cousins has textborne simpitis and he re 🤮 respe🤮, I cant even say it, respects women🤮🤮
"The king swallowed me!"
"Did you die?"
"Sadly yes...BUT I LIVED!"
Buck from ice age nice
*she said as the necromancer spitted his drink in the background*
Lmao!
The king's name? Rudy!
@@Dickgobblery47 A genderbent Buck, eh?
What will they think of next?
I can practically see her spinning around and dancing on the tables as she sings, and the numerous members of the party each singing along in their own unique ways.
The party tank in their plate mail is crashing their gauntleted hands together for every *Boom! Crash!*
The sorcerer is using *Prestidigitation* to do flashes of lightning.
The rogue has their hands in the richest patron's pockets because this distraction was premeditated.
the only time the party works together...
If only my party could do this
@midén olympus you forgot the illusion spells for thunder
midén olympus
And the barbarian is smashing his head against a table to follow the clap
....a friend of mine who loved to play bard always said, "music is a magic that not only one can learn in the world of dnd, but in the real world and beyond..."
"there's magic in a bard's song. They call it inspiration"
"and it tells the listener what they need to hear, right when they need to hear it."
@@jamesroberts1544 "and now you hear it too"
ah some one who knew how Mugjic works. I don't aktually know how it's spelled....
a very wise man
I really love how you managed to make such a damn good song with nothing but vocals, clapping and drums for percussion, and an accordion, because it's a song that someone is singing in a bar, you aren't going to have a full band of instruments.
it's a perfect bar son when you get the crowd with you.
the Precussion in this case would be the other patrons of the bar stomping their feet against what I asume is a wooden floor.
@@KristofferEk You make a good point, yea.
You can, as a bard, you just need to carry all the instruments you want, and repeatedly cast unseen servant
*Nat 20 in performance*
"The Newcomer believes they have no choice but to subscribe after your story"
Ardeth The Wanderer I cant argue with that
Oh no, your like counter had 666 so I fixed it
Agreement
Her modifier is +3 she needed to beat a dc of 25 for me but a 23 does get her a like and a drink on the house
@@TheCart54321 You added inspiration?
"I screamed louder than lightning burned the king inside out!"
Ah yes, Hellish Rebuke is fun. (Or as my sister calls it: "I CAST PAIN!")
MiningwithPudding I’m gonna say that from now on when I cast that spell
(Says DM’s name) “I cast pain!”
The Bards can learn Pain?
What does it have to do with bread?
@@earothefancy8144
No but Tieflings have it naturally
Pureblood Tieflings learn Hellish Rebuke naturally due to their Infernal Legacy. If Danarei is a pureblood and was at least lvl 3 at this time (which I’m fairly sure she would be), that’s definitely what she used
I can't believe it... This song got me out of a three-year D&D writing block.
Holy- same
Sometimes you just need some bardic inspiration :)
@@Randomness823 niiiiiiccccceeee!!!!!
@@carolinewald3109 ty ty :)
The magic of Bards.
King: HA! I have eaten you! What are you going to do about it?
Person playing the Bard: I drop my mix-tape!
King: You what?
Dm:You crit for...
*dm rolls a couple dice*
...too much damage.
Someone in the party: so, think you could do that again?
Bard, opening her bag: oh, I have copies
Dm: the creature has swallowed you. And you are taking crushing damage.
Bard: i cast shatter. At my highest level.
Dm: *sweating* Wut?
Bard: does he still get a con save since im inside of him?
Dm: *looks at notes* uh... Yes?
Bard: ok im rolling 10d8. ... Wow look at all those 6's and 7's.
Dm: yea hes dead, he had lightning imunity, but he doesnt even resist thunder. He had 25hp left. You ruptured him inside out.
So lit you made an inferno
Anthony Pecha
I feel like it was more likely hellish rebuke knowing tieflings and “burned him inside out”, but shatter makes sense too.
"I screamed louder than lightning burned the king inside out!"
Dragonborn : Hold op, wait a minute, something seems familiar.
Haven't I seen you before?
What's funny is I don't know what dragonborn you mean (Skyrim or DnD), but it works for both of them
Its Skyrim
Dragonborn: hold my beer
A Random dragonborn sees the dragonborn.
"Where are your scales?"
"Where is your suction soul?"
The king: Ew, that snack was really salty.. Wait, I feel it moving?
Me: *Silently sets up my bluetooth for Monsters inc earrape.*
😂
I love this comment.
That happens when you eat seamen
"I'd liek to roll for sonic damage."
@@ceilyurie856 dm: you rolled a 2 but add the bonus for monsters inc earape (looks at notes) oh god thats a 50
I am one thousand and twelve percent on board for this to become a regular thing.
YESSS
i stand by mr justin , i dont even play dnd but this alone has me curious enough to ask arround , tempt me more you absolute leyend of a songstress
@@vivamexico254 have you heard of online dnd i use discord (and im looking for peeps to play with) but if you dont have any irl friends who will play with you i suggest starting with that
@@ExoticChad thats awsome maybe i mean ive never played so if you are taking newbis im game never been to discord either but hey its worth a shot
@@vivamexico254 unless you want real items (actual books n stuff) everything is free. guides on how to make characters, premade characters,discord and heaps more even stuff on how to game master,dungeon master whatever you call it :)
The Teifling stood on the table as the audience in the bar applauded her. A part of her hadn't expected to get this much attention. _I guess that's what happens when people aren't too drunk or busy with themselves to listen,_ she thought. She climbed off the table, her nerves set on full drive as her body physically shaked. She tried to keep her anxiety low as she was soon greeted by three hats full of coin. Caught off guard, She dazely took them and smiled in thanks. As she took her seat again, she set down her accordion and started to count the money. She could tell the eyes of the crowd were on her. Many people wanted to ask her questions, but she fully knew that she didn't want to answer any of them. When she was done counting, she picked up her trusty instrument, put the money in her bag, and left the bar.
She found herself heading towards the beach. No idea why, but it wasn't the first time. She sat on a rock and gazed out over the water. The Moon cast a light on the water, and with the stars, it was beautiful. You'd never believe that a monster lay in those waters. She knew some people in the bar didn't believe it, and for that she took they weren't there when the King raged the sea. She didn't blame them. She wouldn't have believed it either in their shoes, but she knew. She knew that if you went the right distance over the water, swam down enough, You'd find all the ships discarded and broken by the King.
She remembered being a little girl in the town as she first heard of the beast. Sailors were being tended by their families and friends as they cried and mumbled of the King. She remembered them being covered in cuts and scratches, one man having his arm missing. She listened through their non-sensual tellings of how the King had taken their ship, their friends, eventually their sanity further down the line. Her hand moved to her forehead as she thought, rubbing a scar she had gotten from her first and final encounter with the horrible creature. He had been more terrifying than in description. She couldn't even remember how they had fought him off for so long before she had been swallowed and delivered the final blow from within his gut. All she remembered was thunder and lightning, screams from the others aiding her in the fight, and the King himself. She shuddered at the thought, her tail swishing on the rock.
She listened the waves lapping at the shore, the night creatures call out from the forest behind her. She rested her head onto the rock and closed her eyes. As sleep encased her, she heard a huge wave crash down, her last consious thought being of how it sounded of the King rising from the water, only if you had been miles upon miles away.
Edit: I’m not a DM, I just like writing stories, though I’m flattered that y’all think so.
This needs more likes!
Where is the k behind the 12 likes?
@@justapastelrainbowalpaca3007 so true!
Nice story
This needs hella more upvotes
When the bard cares about music instead of screwing everyone in sight.
*Wait, that's illegal.*
FBI open up
That's just a super stupid meme. Most bards are awesome Face characters, and the perception that there are a lot of characters that play bards like that is terrible for the class.
@@JohnSmith-ex8iw It's called a stereotype, or generalization. In other words, *it's not always true*. And it really depends how much effort goes into the character.
I would play a bard if I could sing
Why not both?
If I EVER have a bard with a fraction of this star power I will have reached the top of my game as a role-player.
Due to how fractions work, the worst bard has a fraction of the star power as the best. Sooo
So you don't have a bard yet?
Practice with "Irish Drinking Songs", or "Hoedowns". Gotta love whose line.
What's a bard😅😅😅
Kelly FREMLIN they Play the glorious lute 🎶 (some of them)
This is literally perfect, it amazingly has the perfect blend of sea shanty and irish feel that bar songs are so amazing for, all with your unique powerhouse of a voice! Well done!
So an Irish bar sea shanty basically
Filip Matej Protić i hope
@Filip Matej Protić great big sea's early stuff is a blend of those. There's the flogging mollies as well.
Yes it is perfectly perfectly
Silverploops I low key might use this to introduce an NPC
The build up to, “I screamed louder than lightning and burned The King inside out!” Was amazing, then the delivery of that line was even better, I love your videos so far.
I can practically see her dancing and parading around/on the tables of the tavern while she's singing.
It's freaking glorious. I love it!
With this song I just see the image so vividly
Adding to the imagery: the shadows on the walls of the tavern are depicting the story
Your welcome 😉
Jordan Williams oh my god... that’s f@&king fabulous
@@Chronically_Chaos AY AY CAPTAIN!
She jumping across tables merry and pippin style
duuuuUUUUUUDE!! THIS MAKES ME WANNA GO TO MY LOCAL TAVERN AND BLAST THIS OUT!!
AGREED!!!
I would actually go to a bar if it had this sort of atmosphere
We here all want that Irish pirate tavern feeling
Do it, then upload the video of it so we know if it went well.
@@nedman211 would definitely be my kind of bar screw the sports and pool I'd go to a tavern with a bard
*b a r d m o d e a c t i v a t e d*
You are the best Bard. Here's to your Nat 20Rolls
Thank you for your ❤️, kindest Bard
Here here
wait do you watch the yogs by any chance?
@@Yingyanglord1 of course
@@brycevo I Kno I spotted you before
"But as we thought we'd won, the bastard he breached and took one of us down!"
*Clapping stops*
I was so caught up in the music that I honestly didn't even notice that's what they said until I read your comment.
*jazz music stops*
best kinda shiver down my spine each time i hear that
Origional record scratch
It's the power of the bard. Everyone in the audience somehow knew it was time for a dramatic pause, like something inside of them was compelled by the spirit of the bard.
"I SCREAMED LOUDER THAN LIGHTNING, BURNED THE KING INSIDE OUT!!"
Me: "Heh... heheheh... This, uh.... sounds quite familiar." *_-PTSD of the time when my sister decided to use Thunderwave-_*
Thunderwave?
@@theangel1975 Yep. It's a bardic ability that allows you to cause a thundering cry that damages all creatures in a radius. Including, but not limited to, your party members.
@@Spectralyzed as dob the half orc barf would find out for himself
@@fallenangeldraco3778 holy crap oxventure fan finally found one!
This sounds like a story.
THIS TAKES BARDING TO AN EXTREME LEVEL AND I LOVE EVERY SECOND OF IT
Video:*Ends*
Me:"It’s rewind time"
TheDispenserMan I did the same thing
loop my friends, and the song never ends
Same
That phrase doesn’t hurt
Always lol
"I screamed louder than lightning burned the king inside out!"
The way you belt out this line actually gets me so jazzed! Bravo!
I AM WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO DO ANIMATION TO THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF ART
Wish and ye shall receive
You and me
Someone did it ^^
@@azralith6105 wait wat where ! Give me link pls
@@azralith6105 LINK! NOW!
You consider this song "ridiculous"?
...Well, then you should be worried that your "ridiculous" song actually picked my interest for future works involving your bard's adventures, if you release more. Seriously, this kind of ballad gives me vibes of a sea shanty and a happy tavern song. It's really beautiful!
Well ain't that a good performance roll
@@MathasiaJ nat 20 possibly
I can imagine their party in a busy tavern surrounded by rowdy patrons, drinking together after another day of adventuring. Danarei looks around, seeing some people look bored, then wordlessly says to her allies that she wants to play for them. They nod to her smiling, then she reaches into her pack and pulls out her accordion. As she plays the first few measures of her song, the noise of the tavern starts to die down as multiple heads turn to watch. Her party starts providing background beats (hand clapping, foot stomping, table banging, etc.) as she leaps onto the table and starts to sing and dance for the now-entranced patrons
I would love to see a fully animated video of this!
You as a bard? Totally here for it. Would love for more of these sorts of things! 😄
everyone would love for you to keep this going
1k likes, and 2 replies?
*Jesus*
You know, if I had players that put more depth into their characters, like a Druid who actually knew what they were doing, a bard who sung her own songs etc...
It's a rule at our table that the bard actually has to perform a song, poetry, story, dance, our bard useually just plays the USSR theme song never something as cool as this
FEED THE DISLIKER TO THE KING!
OH MY GOSH, THANK YOU FOR THE HEART, I always enjoy your vocal covers (really like undertale) hope you just keep getting better!
Yes let's do it
@@CraZCraft the king kind of got killed
Might be hard, since the King came down with a bad case of indigestion.
Followed by a bad case of the deads
*YES LET THEM DROWN HA HA HA*
Mid campaign
DM: you're in a tavern and everyone is bored
Cami: I GOT THIS! HOLD MY BEER!
Why did you hand me an empty cup?
@@Tula-cs1ef ah crap the bard is drunk singing again!
Dm the entire bar starts cheering and you get (rolls dice) 20 platinum
DM:The bar tender just stoped what he was doing and began to watch. Sipping the drink he was preparing.
Ya'll got any more of dem... D&D songs?
Side note: Accordion Bards REPRESENT!
look up "The DM's Lament" its about d@d but it's more about the process rather than the story
I prefer the bagpipes.
is that a song??
@@saiyukigokufan241 , it's a musical instrument, and I was saying that in response to the side note on the original comment, not on your reply, though your reply is appreciated.
i was being sarcastic,
DM: Roll for preforming
CC: *Crit 20*
Dm: and how would you want to do this?
CC: *THIS*
No joke, my eyes watered when the intrumentals stopped for when the character was dragged down. Congratulations, you're awesome.
I'm glad to hear it wasn't just me. I love this song.
I watched this then the next day I realized Tieflings make the perfect bards because Thaumaturgy allows them to become their own backup vocalists and gives them a slew of useful nuances for effects like the lighting in your video here.
Thaumaturgy is a cleric thing, so only if you use a certain type of teifling, you can get it before level 10
FishBoi
Actually, Tieflings get Thaumaturgy as a racial trait
Big brain grug moment m
Drow (or half-elf varients) get dancing lights which makes great special effects (or backup dancers); fairyfyre can be used to make your stage, yourself, and any others performing with you to glow purple and blue; and darkness.... well it is useful if you roll a nat 1 on performance.
When you are so good at singing you are the back up singers and the primary singer at once
Oh wow, this tune is so catchy just makes me wanna sing along. the vibe is so cool too! This is one h*ck of a good DnD song!
did you just sensor heck?
@@rex.2053 yes! Had to do it to 'm
Interesting.
Did... did you sensor heck?
@@fishcogs why... why does everyone care hahaha
The bard of my party sang this, when the song ended they laughed, the entire keep laughed..... My warlock with the patron of the lurker of the deep stands up and leaves to his room
And the entire keep were nowhere to be found again...
when i listen to this, i just picture cami as her character dancing on a table in a tavern with an accordion singing this and it’s amazing
Is this a song of a table on RUclips?
I felt the same
Is this a game thats on youtube if so whats is it called
DUDE YOUR SINGING IS MY WAR ANTHEM!
HELL YEAH!
*pirate metal head banging*
Did someone say Alestorm????
"I screamed louder than lightning burned the king inside out"
After playing a tiefling for two and a half years myself, I feel like in gameplay this would be that she hellish rebuked after being swallowed and it killed the boss. :p (Yes, I know it was backstory, still amuses me to think about how it would have gone down were it an ingame moment.)
A tiefling bard??? My heart and soul is s o l d. God this is amazing and my DnD + love for tieflings heart just bursts with joy
Right before finding this song, I was thinking about making a Tiefling bard, then listened to this and I made a level 25 20bard levels/5 rogue levels Tiefling.
The next character I am wantign to make is a tiefling sorcerer. This character would be my third I made. I am stil new to DnD
"My blood and the sea" - a dreaded combination that comes from the taste of iron and salt.
So I can salt my sword for 10x damage
Interesting
I have tasted my blood and the blood of my foes yet even now the taste of the sea and the blood of me and my brothers will always haunt me
Mmmmmmm, rust.
@@timwoods2852 5d6 poison damage and inflicts poisoned status, The target is resistant if they have a tetanus shot
"Before we have taken this town for our own?"
Are the singer and her band of adventurers the good guys or are they simply wanting to kill The King, so they could take the village hostage
pretty sure they wouldnt be singing songs in taverns with people cheering
@@thealgorithm3412 Then, what did she mean by "before we have taken this town for our own?"
@@sadlobster1 its probably that they started a rebellion and the people support them
@@thealgorithm3412 Ah, that makes sense
The king in question is refering to the sea monster.
Taking the town for our own can have two meanings -
Releasing it from the terror of the sea king.
OR, conquering it from the greedy kingdom/nobles/rulers who had it and refused to help them when they were dealing damage from the sea king and with the lack of resources.
I fully support the sassy tiefling bard archetype. It's one of my favorite combinations. Glad to see you enjoying goofy DnD shenanigans.
Spectre Dan unless your world is super racist towards tieflings because it’s run by aasimar and use them for bloodsport you know or maybe you just want to play tiefling barbarian but that’s none of my business
@@Sir_Cumference314 True, the way tieflings are treated largely depends on the world. For my games, the cities tend to be more okay with them while the countryside sees them more as demons and devils and the like.
Dude, that is the most badass use of the Hellish Rebuke spell I’ve ever seen!
What exactly does Hellish Rebuke do
sadlobster1 when you’re hit you can use your reaction to cast it which makes whoever did you damage(or just a target in a range I forget) roll a dex save and on a fail take 2d10 fire damage at level 1 and half as much on a success
It’s one of my personal favorite spells
@@xarshoon7157 So; when the singer said "burn the king inside out," it meant she started using some form of fire attack
sadlobster1 yeah essentially
@@xarshoon7157 But how are the fire attacks done?
Does a player use hand gestures or do they use some sort of fire breath
I cry everytime when the bridge comes. To me, I can see, hear, and feel the fight. And when she belts at the end, I can't help but bawl my eyes out. The music and lyrics are expertise, filled with wisdom and a knowledge one only gets when experienced.
🎵And so ends the tale of the king
of this victory, we'll forever sing!
With a voice loud as thunder
The beast met his blunder
Deep in the fathoms below🎵
Ihazbestplan nice
This is a great ending verse
I can imagine them singing that
But what became of the crew
Needs more syllables in the first line.
Teifling bards are so much fun to play, but its hard to find a mini.
Baker Thompson Well, fret no longer, as Hero Forge has arrived! For real though, try that website out, its fantastic.
Sweet! Will do.
Baker Thompson i have bought three mini's from them now. Expensive. But you get a personilized mini
it is due to most players dislike them just in game but Teiflings are best race and sometimes adorable ^^
reaper minis makes a tiefling mage where he is wearing leather pants and a fur coat with no shirt, i always thought it would make an amazing bard model if you replaced the staff with either an instrument or a microphone stand...
I cannot stop coming back to this song every now and then.
Cami, you created a masterpiece of cheesyness and awesomeness.
*Adventurer enters tavern*
*Bard plays dope song*
Adventurer: Oh, $#!+. *flails wildly*
Trying to get a seat or because of some spell the bard is casting?
Karl Hye traveler of worlds, lights priest yes
That's it. My Cleric of Arcana Domain is now your bard's biggest fan. I'm working into my game how he obsessively talks about this one Tiefling Bard he once saw, and that no other bards have ever come close to the one performance he witnessed.
That sounds so freaking cool
My Elvish con artist bows in respect of the performance, and sings her praises in infernal
He clearly never heard of scanlan shorthalt
My deva bard once saw her performance and is trying to recreate it on her lyre. Her half-elf friend doesn't know what to make of the musical arrangement.
marc malloy trust me, I’m a critter. I got the Vox Machina merch piled high in my room. Lol
Tiefling Bard is my number one favorite class and race combo so i'm in love with every part of this.
I fully approve of tiefling accordionist sailor bards. Especially ones that apparently can use destructive wave.
I think it's Thunder Wave
@@boitata2617 It's hellish rebuke, since this is an origin story
@@WoadGrizzly Cool...did you started at level 3?
I am not that annoying, Just wanna show off d&d knowledege, don't take It serious, but If to did here is a real question:
Do you recomend, over starting att level one I mean
@@boitata2617 yeah, I recommend starting at level 3, just because that's when your characters are starting to become developed in their abilities
You sure it's not thunder wave? The burning and lighting reference key us in, plus a big ass lighting cube WOULD fry a fish well
As what I like to consider an avid DnD player, I would absolutely love more songs telling the tales of your DnD party's adventures!
Dm: how will you burn the ogre
Bard: pulls out phone and starts playing cami cat
Dm:roll dc 19 performance check
Bard: *rolls natural 20*
Now THAT’S one hell of a bard!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✊
*ba dum tissss*
Ha....I get it now
And one thicc tail
Clare Meadows shhh. It could be anything.
*SO AWESOME!!!!!*
As a HUGE fantasy fan, I find this song a *PURE PERFECTION* to the realm of D&D!!!
AGREED!
It was darker than night,
In the maw of the beast,
All I could taste was
My blood and the sea....
Such powerful lyrics. Puts you right there in the story. 10/10 Theater of the Mind.
... I LOVE YOUR CHARACTER YO!! This is one hell of a dnd song. May your adventures be plenty and your pockets never empty Cat! I have just one question for you as a fellow dnd player. "Greetings young adventurer, folk hero from parts unknown. That was one hell of a tale you told. My name is Kaz'zac a lizardman ranger from Jura. May I ask for your name miss bard?"
imagine playing lizardfolk jajajaja goofy guy
@@nuclearchamber9730
Yeah, lizardfolk can be goofy. In fact they can be so goofy that if anyone in the party would die the lizardfolk will strip the body of all items, turn there former and now dead allay as food and chop the corpses up into little pieces and only bury the head. Funny right?
@mega nerd
Already have and I agree.
@mega nerd
Bad guy meets halfling munk... ONE PUUUUUUUUUNCH!!!!!
“Sorry to interrupt, but I too must agree your playing was enchanting, Deekek at your service, an white owl aracocra from a distant forest”
And with this I realised, I'm not just an introvert but barsongs of today have degraded, we need more songs about epic tales.
You know dnd is a fantasy game and not based on history right?
@@MothSignal Do you think he believes DnD is real?
He clearly doesn't.
-Grabs a guitar- I mean I’m no bard but I play a mean Ragnar the Red.
@@MothSignalyes i know. But in history tales where in fact told in songs and rhymes.
*screamed louder then lighting*
me: so your my mom after I hit the vase with a tennis ball
No its Me when i stub my toe
Player:*Nat 20 preformance*
DM/veiwer:roll for persuasion with advantage
player:*rolls nat 20*
DM/veiwer:*subs*
Dimitri, a half-elven rogue that had forsaken his adventuring party to go and scout out the local tavern entered to see the visage of a red-skinned devil standing atop one of the tables with a peculiar instrument in her hands. The people who had surrounded who he had reasoned to be a her, seemed happy, infatuated, even. It certainly peaked his interest... however easy it was to. Though the cursed thought of having to return to the party pierced through the veil, and he had no choice but to consider his options.
"Hmm... they'll be fine.." he uttered to himself after what was about... three seconds of thought and the checking of an invisible watch. He was going to find out more of this tiefling and her band of travelers, though it proved difficult; as he tried to get closer, a gathering crowd cut off his path, and the sound of a boot tapping against the sturdy, but slowly rotting wood of the table the she-devil stood upon put his advances to rest.
Tap. Tap. Tap. Tap... tap-tap-tap...
It grew faster, and louder as if it were influenced by some spell, the crowd beginning to grow more quiet with each tap, a steadily rising, rhythmic clap coming from the masses as it slowly became apparent to the thief that this was no coincidence, this was a beat, a call to action.
Then, she began to sing, and the ever-progressing train running on pure curiosity within Dimitri's mind halted. The energy she began to gather from the people, and himself, made him feel strangely comfortable, yet the realization that it was taking place had set it off... so an effect akin to your first kiss, butterfly-like in his stomach as he watched the shimmering red mystique begin her dance, the expert fingers she bore hitting every key on her strange music-maker, and her voice echoing throughout despite the woo's and hollering of the roused peoples. In a word; it was exhilarating. His body twitched, but he refused to leave the fortress he had created by crossing his arms, a stance that stood as sturdy as any well-made mansions or castle. A smirk pulled at the corner of his lip, and there had been no fighting that. His right foot suddenly beginning to tap alongside the hardy, ever-moving tune against his wavering will as it penetrated the defenses at the base. Had she been magically manipulating him and these people? He could have sworn they were, yet every bone and instinct in his body pointed toward one possibility...
She was simply incredible.
[Comment or something if you want me to continue, wanted to write and this had inspired me to make this small excerpt.]
That was amazing :D
@@radioactivepower600nanaspersec Thank you!
Holy shit that was awesome
@@redzeal2746 You're welcome, dear!
@@redzeal2746 Really should keep writing stuff up, I wouldn't mind reading more
I want the instrumental versión so I can sing this as a bard
Honestly one of the more badass pieces of D&D music I've heard. Can't wait to use it in a campaign
You got links to those other songs? I'm trying to source some tracks for if I ever get a game together.
@@TheProfessor529 entire chanel of avatiors
I recomend traveler's song and road of gold
DOWN WITH THE TYRANNIC KING! THE MAW IS DEAD!!!!
Seriously, if someone doesn't make a cover of this, I'll LOSE IT!!!
DM: Okay, cool, you've snuck into the elite upper-class tavern, but a bartender spots you, and knows you shouldn't be here. What do you do?
Bard: Uuhhhh, I distract him by dropping a fire track
DM: Roll performance
Bard:
im a fallen aasimar wizard. i now ALWAYS request this song when playing and ALWAYS play this when im dm. if you can't tell i LOOOVE this and cannot wait for if you do anymore
This is a BOP. Now I wanna make songs for the campaign i'm in and I don't even play a bard
Phoenix Blackblood I made one because of this song 😂
I already had one and tell my friends (they are also bards) and we are going to make a song from that time we mounted a Terrask like a horse. XD
>Be me the party's bard
>makes a song based on our homebrew campaign, literally jumped up on his table spinning and singing the song
This sounds like the kind of song they need to put into an episode of an animated D&D TV show (hint hint, Netflix).
Awesome work, dude. At least 11 out of 6.
Well, not Netflix, but there is The Legend of Vox Machina coming in fall 2020.
@@valentinriedo7661 I haven't heard of that. What is it?
@@khorrusvoa critical role is a group of voice actors that have an ongoing d&d campaign in which the story has built for years. The vox machina was one of their campaigns. They did a fundraiser and crushed the goal needed to turn it into an animated series. There is a preview Available on RUclips
@@wedgeantilles1932 That sounds awesome! I'll give it a look-see. Thanks!
Oof, anything but Netflix.. get funimation to do it or something idk.. dnd anime 😂😂
I would love to animate this song with your character so that I can get more experience with animation! It'll be my own small challenge! If you see this comment then I'll try to send u the link to the video when I'm finished with it 😁 of course that's going to take a while 😅 I'm excited tho I love your character! 😍 And I can't wait to try and bring her to life!
galaxymeifwa 24 are you still doing this? I’d love to see it!
@@jodracona2722 Agreed
Are you done with it? I’d love to see it (even if this is kind of a late comment)
Did you do it?
I would love to see this animation if you ever release it.
I swear she needs to make an album of ballads telling stories of great Heroes she would make a killing off of it
CAMI HOLY CRUD THIS WAS SO DAMN CATCHY!!! legit this is already stuck in my head and I'm loving every second. So good! So damn good!
I could see my party’s bard singing this, and starting a barfight right after.
I constantly find myself rewatching this.
I will roll for a performace
20
*CRITICAL HIT*
No, if one of my players made a song like that, they wouldn't even need to roll for me. XD
Tavern Song discovered, Time to sing this with the lads and lassies
So if I had to theorize I would go with my best guess being that the king inside of this song is the D&D kracken it is a giant fish type creature its size is tighten its tail is massive it has tentacles and it can summon in literal storms partially by electrocuting the surrounding water and it can zap players with lightning so it not only fits the storm category raging booming category of its tail splashing in the water and since of its size it could probably eat a ship as well.
This is INCREDIBLE, Cami!!! This is the last evidence I needed to convince myself to polish and upload my own compositions for my Bard character I've been playing in my friends' campaign the last few months!
*takes a look at the link - Realizes height*
"Oh my goodness!"
*Tiny 4'1" Tiefling Sorceress stars up at the nearly 7' Tiefling bard*
meanwhile my dwarf tabaxi hybrid i made as a joke but have fallen in love with is just dancing to said bard's music and is also singing her heart out with them
My 5’1 human rogue is just eating while humming.
My 5'4 human fighter is vomiting into a balcony because he mixed a bunch of random drinks beforehand and tried singing along.
even my Aasimar cleric would find this amazing, and he has a natural dislike of teiflings, being an Aasimar protector
And My 6'12 dragon/human hybrid mage knight is just sitting down wings spread out and singing along while the rest of the party are (probably) sleeping while using his wings as a pillow (my characters wings are apparently quite comfortable)
You arrive at an inn with an opportunity to flex, what do you do?
Danarei:
... I heckin' love the design of your tiefling though. Tail floof
O MY LORD THIS IS PERFECT!!! BLESS!!!!!!!!
DM: "Alright guys, we need some music for this situation."
Normal person: "Ok, let me pull out my Spotify Playlist"
Cami: *Pulls out accordion from back pocket* "Give me a second guys."
Two adventurers are on a boat sailing for a port town and they approach an older male sailor who had had a scar across his left cheek and was missing one arm and had it replaced with an artificial limb in the form of a rusty Gauntlet from an old suit of armor and a glass eye looking out at the sea with a scowl that could make the meanest orc cower in fear but he appeared to be looking for something
Male Adventurer: Sir?
Old Sailor: Yes?
Male Adventurer: Are you okay?
Old Sailor: Fine. Just keeping watch.
Female Adventurer: For what?
Old Sailor: The King...
Male Adventurer: What?
Old Sailor: He's a beast that lurked these waters. He just appeared one day, we didn't know from where, or what he was. People say he was the wrath of the gods themselves who were enraged by us for taking advantage of their kindness and taking every resource on this world for granted, others said he was of an ancient race that existed long before our race, or any race for that matter, walked the face of the Earth. But nowadays most people say he's dead, but I believe he's still out there. Waiting...
Male Adventurer: How bad was it?
Old Sailor: Bad... When you entered these waters The King knew you were in his domain and in a matter of minutes he would find you, and in a matter of minutes, he'd crush, and pull you down into a watery grave. Didn't matter what was on it, who it was, or what was protecting it he could snap ships apart like a bunch of twigs. And you'd always be able to tell when death was coming, when you see a fog heading toward your ship that's a sign of him. And when the fog engulfs your ship they say you'd have to take yourself out for mercy only after you pray to the Gods old and new to have a chance at saving yourself, for The King didn't just eat you. He would eat your very soul... He'd use his eight powerful limbs to attack ships and on these limbs were these... THINGS on them that made a rigid surface and could tear a man's face clean off, and his maw, it's like your nightmares come to life. Thousands upon thousands upon THOUSANDS of rows of teeth that are stronger than the mightest fortifications ever built, and strong enough to bite them out the ground. His breath... All you can smell are the bodies of those he's eaten. And when he's upon you, all you hear, the very last thing you hear is his bellowing growl not a roar. His growl, some say it was sign of those he killed screaming out in agony, I wasn't tempted to believe them before I met the beast in person but after I did... Well let's just say I'm lucky he didn't take either of my legs.
Male Adventurer: So how did they do it?
Old Sailor: Huh?
Female Adventurer: How did they kill him?
Old Sailor: I wasn't there meself. But there's a Bard at the local tavern in the town, she sings the story of what happened there considering she was the one who killed him, you'll get the story. Personally, I think the sailors who were there had the luck of every God there was and there will be on their side.
Male Adventurer: Well thank you.
Old Sailor: Your welcome.
*the ship docks*
Old Sailor: Well... I best be going, gotta help the crew unload the cargo. Gods be with you.
Male Adventurer: And you as well.
The two get off the boat and start heading for the nearest store
Female Adventurer: Well I know what we're doing when we get to the town!
I always love finding stories in the comments of songs either based on the song, or even just the background used, and you my friend, you have given a story that fits all too perfectly. So, I thank you for this masterpiece that you have graced us with.
@@valleypathfinder9891 Uh, wow! Uh thank you!
@@shadowstrider8295 there is no need for thanks, I only give praise for a beautiful masterpiece of a story that compliments the music given. And I look forward to seeing you again in other songs with stories such as this, my friend. *he takes some coin from his pouch, tossing it to the storyteller* safe travels, and good luck in your future stories. And if you ever need aid with an idea, just meet me here at this song once more, I am more than happy to assist those who need help.
@@valleypathfinder9891 *The Story Teller put the coins in his pocket* I thank you for offering aid. I primarily do this for fun or just to tell a good story. Much like how a Bard can go from town to town singing songs of great legends. But I can't promise you'll see much of me.
@@shadowstrider8295 well, one can only hope. And, as one storyteller to another, may I provide you with a story of my own?
I also play a teifling but based on this song, they're very different. Good thing they don't travel together.
Danarei:Remember that time you dared me to launch the carriage off a cliff?
Eel:No, I said 'Danarei, don't launch the carriage off a cliff', and then you said 'Don't tell me what to do Eel', and then YOU LAUNCHED THE CARRIAGE OFF A CLIFF!
Sounds like mine as well
Ok here are my top 5 songs from the dnd line
1. Face the stom
2. Firecracker
3. Storm breaker
4. Assembly song
And last but not least. Meet my friends
I almost can't stop listening to this! . . . But I need to go to bed . . . Nah, just one more time~!
(an hour later) Oh, I needed to go to bed. Mmh, just once more~
Do you mind if I just use this as a folk song from my new character's town? Because this is such a great tune and would fit my sailor!
Do you mind telling me more about your sailor?
I would love to know more about your sailor!
So I multi classes into a necromancer bard and I raised a barbershop quartet of skeletons. It was fun
First off: welcome to the tables :) secondly: this song is easily described in one word: perfect. Also i love it when people who can actually sing play bards.
Sir Fishalot I have news, there’s some of us who play bard who sing and play multiple instruments
Wouldn't call it perfect, but definitely a step in the right direction.
@@DirtyDerg QUIET HERETIC! Ofc its not perfect *nothing really is as perfection is subjective and thus unable to be accomplished* but its pretty damn good.
@@sirfishalot6782 I'll never understand this mentality of "Heap tons of praise without really being insightful as to what she did right." Some of the lyrics are really mediocre on a person's voice fit for pub karaoke.
*Now as is the advice that's given is subjective, but I don't think this would hurt her performance.*
I think if she had practice training her vocals and having someone that writes songs professionally to help her that it would sound a lot better.
@@DirtyDerg and i shall never understand why you attempt to be a pseudo-professional judge and think that i would change my view based on your nagging. I am praising the song because i geniuenly enjoyed it, and if you didnt, thats fine but dont bother me with your criticism. And just to satisfy your passionate longing for precise praising of what has been done right: the feeling. The song is authentic and, though it might not be perfectly written or structured, it fits the setting of a tavern filled with more or less drunk peasants and a happy upstarting bard performing a semi-professional tale. The song reaches me emotionally, by wich i declare it to be a good song from my point of view, as a song that does not reach ots listeners is a pointless song. So there you go.
So glad this RIVETING TALE is finally out to the public! So glad to work with you!
Energetic, great beat, and you obviously had a load of fun with it. 20 Charisma for you fair lady.
only 20?
I play a 6'2" Aasimar Paladin. _notices Danarei's listed height_
Andreas: _cranes head up and up and up_ "So, 6'8", eh? I feel small. This is unusual for me."
*Me,5'3:*
HELLO UP THERE :D
I play a 7foot orc Barbarian looks down Hello there puny Boy
Lisa Briggs XD
I usually play as either a 7'1' blacksmith or a 6'4' mage (I know what I pick is generic)
4’ 11” Aaracockra here
"Wana know what I did?"
"Sure?"
"Thunderwave."
I think she used Shatter
@@earothefancy8144 Vicious Mockery?
@@flaviocardoso573 yeah but she insulted it so hard the DM said that she doesn't need to roll damage
I was thinking hellish rebuke
its probably hellish rebuke cause tiefling and all
When you finally defeat that stupid kraken using hellish rebuke:
The bard energy is reaching me all the way over here, Cami! Amazing character, and amazing story to start off your characters tale. You make DnD nerds around the world proud