Using the forces of air and vibration, this song will lower a single foe's ability to defend by 10 percent.

1MP 1MP/renewal interval reduces target's DS by 10%. This song is made more effective by a bard playing an instrument, reducing the target’s DS by an additional 5-15 points.

With this chant, a bard can find the exact pitch needed to make an object unstable, and then focus the sound energy upon a target. This will cause an object held by the target to vibrate free from the holder's grasp. Occasionally, the bard will achieve perfect resonance, causing non-magical objects to explode.

2MP/(Target|attempt) Song spirit warding to item in target's hands will drop to the ground. Player's level% chance of breakage, modified by item's characteristics.

Through the aid of music and magic, a bard singing this song bolsters his or her defensive ability by 10.

3MP 1MP/renewal interval +10 DS

While singing this song, the bard can direct the resulting sonic vibrations across the surface of a gem, removing blemishes and impurities in the process.

4MP/(target/attempt) maintained effect, every successful round increases the value of a gem by 2 percent. Small chance of a failure ending in damage or destruction of the gem. May create an imbeddable gem or a gem usable in the recharging process.

Using the persuasive power of song, the bard may sing a lullaby at a single target. The target may experience varying degrees of drowsiness, react more slowly than normal, be temporarily immobilized, or fall completely asleep. Undead are immune to the higher-level effects, but may become drowsy or slowed.

5MP/(target/attempt). This spellsong is not renewable and not stackable upon itself.

A group song that aids in many maneuvers and in a couple of other areas. Lady Luck is fickle, though, and may not always come to the bard's aid. Increased song knowledge increases the likelihood that she will aid the bard (and his/her party members).

6MP+1MP/4 bard songs known (over 6) Renew cost is ½ base cost/renewal interval.

While singing this song, the bard stirs the sense of confidence of all members of his or her party, giving them increased fighting ability.

7MP 4MP/renewal interval.

Using the forces of air and vibration, this song will lower the defenses of all not joined to the singer by 10 percent.

8MP 3MP/manual renewal. Renewals on this song are not automatic, the bard must manually renew it (renew 1008).

NOTE: This is a mass effect of the first level song. It is not stackable on top of or prior to 1001 Holding Song.

While singing this song, the bard creates a shield of air that can be wielded in the left hand.

9MP 4MP/renewal interval.

By singing tales of heroism and valor, the singer creates an aura of protection about himself, bolstering his physical defensive and resistance to elemental attacks by +25 DS. There is a small degree of magical protection as well, +15 points of elemental spell defense (ETD).

10MP 3MP/renewal interval. +25 DS and +15 ETD

The singer creates a minor sanctuary where all creatures and players are held passive due to the soothing rhythmic sounds of the song.

11MP 4MP/renewal interval.

While singing this song, a bard can weave vibrating air and magic around his or her right hand into a weapon of the bard's choosing.

12MP 4MP/renewal interval.

Versus a player or creature target, the song will dispel a targeted spell or random spell if available. A penalty to the target's warding attempt is based on the singer's song knowledge. Targetted attempts do not receive the full benefit of this bonus, are more difficult to achieve versus spiritual spells, and are progressively harder against higher level spells. !

If no spells are active on the targeted player or creature, the song will try to drain ! mana from the target. The amount of mana drained per attempt is based on the singer's song knowledge. The amount of mana recovered is based on the singer's song knowledge and mana share
skill.

Versus a magic item, the song will drain charges from the item and convert to mana. Mana from non-elemental sources will be less efficient than from elemental sources.

This song is not auto-renewable. If the song is dispelling random spells
or draining mana from a target player/creature/object, it may be manually
renewed for the duration of the song and will continue to target the original target. Unravelling targetted spells from a target is not renewable in any form.

The base renewal mana cost for this song is 4 mana, adjusted for target
spell circle and spell level.

While singing this song, a bard can weave vibrating air and magic similar to Sonic Weapon and Sonic Shield. The difference however is that the magic forms a sonic barrier around the singer, effectively acting as magical armor.

Usage: SING <number>

The singer can specify the armor sub-group when casting by including the number of that group, using the chart below. If unspecified, the song will default to Full Leather.

14MP 5MP/renewal interval.

Singing this song will cause all not joined to the singer to become depressed, decreasing their desire to ward against magic and attack.

15MP 6MP/manual renewal. All not joined to singer suffer -20 to spirit warding and react slower than normal. Renewals on this song are not automatic, the bard must manually renew it (renew 1015).

This song stimulates memories of anger in the target, causing it to become enraged and attack with full force. As a natural side effect, the singing bard becomes the focus of the target's anger. 16MPs 4 MP/manual renewal. A single target will go to a fully offensive stance and try to attack the singer relentlessly for the song's duration. Note that the singer must be visible in the room, and the creature may occasionally give up and walk away if it has no chance to hit the singer. Multiple renewals on a single target “stack”, forcing the creature to become more and more enraged, and adding additional round time to the target. Renewals on this song are not automatic, the bard must manually renew it (renew 1016).

Calling upon the echoes of every song ever sung, the bard creates a cacophony of sound, disrupting the magical forces in the area. Due to the difficulty in singing this song, the bard may experience trouble renewing or singing other songspells while this song is in effect.

17MPs 7MP/renewal interval.

The singer of this song becomes a moving focal point of magic in the area, providing improved mana recovery for everyone joined to the singer.

18MPs 15MP/renewal interval.

While singing this song, the bard magically enhances and inspires all members of his or her party, enhancing their ability to attack and recover from battle.

19MPs 12MPs/renewal interval.

Tapping into the elemental forces, the bard creates an illusion of past revelry so real that the bard's entire party is transported to the location of the past event.

20MPs By singing this song, the caster's entire party is transported to the nearest Inn, or a more dangerous area on a failure. Will work anywhere that a ring will work. Other side effects of the song may include dizziness and thirst. A failure will result in loss of mana and injuries upon arrival.

Not yet implemented

Through clever manipulation of vibrations, a bard singing this song spell can direct his or her weapon to fly after the caster and attack foes, using the same skill as the caster's. While under the effects of this song spell, the weapon is unbreakable, although it cannot break any other item either.

25MPs 15MPs/renewal interval.

NOTE: Caster gets 1/2 the normal 'contribution' points through damage done with this weapon. Controlling the sword is done with the TELL verb (TELL SWORD TO ATTACK <target>, TELL ... RETURN, TELL ... STOP ATTACKING). If, for some reason, the song spell is interrupted beyond the control of the caster, the weapon will fall to the ground. The target of this spell must be in the same room as the caster, and the sword will only follow the caster. The sword is subject to a 5 second RT. The caster can continue to perform other functions without RT from the attacks. The singer may even attack with another weapon in his/her hands.

The bard singing this song is able to resonate their voice to such a degree that all not joined to the singer must suffer sonic disruption of their bodies.

30MP 20MPs/manual renewal. Once a renewal every non-joined player and all creatures must ward the resonant vibrations of the song or suffer vibration injuries. Renewals on this song are not automatic, the bard must manually renew it (renew 1030). This song is made more effective by a bard playing an instrument.

When singing Song of Mirrors, the bard's voice will form resonant tones that will create the illusion of multiple images of the bard in the room. As such, the attacker will have more difficulty hitting the bard, since it will become difficult to tell which is the true bard and which is a mirror image.

35MP 15MP/renewal interval. +60 to physical DS

Not yet implemented

50MP Singer and all in party are transported from one natural mana focus to another. If cast while not at a focus, the singer and party are transferred to the nearest focus, but all party members and the bard get the rough ride. This is valid between any two natural foci, and on any plane that has naturally occurring mana foci.