
Encounter: three dapper modern halflings that look like they are probably in a vocal harmony group. Are they a troupe of traveling singers on their way to a gig? A trio of voice-based magic users? One disguised as the other? Vice versa?
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Encounter: three dapper modern halflings that look like they are probably in a vocal harmony group. Are they a troupe of traveling singers on their way to a gig? A trio of voice-based magic users? One disguised as the other? Vice versa?
Encounter: Terwilliker, lawful-evil bard. Has been recruiting, brainwashing, and training apprentice-bards under the guise of a music school, but is actually gathering them together to each play a part in some tremendous world-conquering spell.
Source: “the 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T”

Encounter: a Radical Boogiebot; uses its speakers to cast recorded Bardic spells up to 5th level. Biggest weakness: magnets can erase its spell drive, preventing it from casting anything until allowed to prepare more spells.

Encounter: weird-looking rabbit that has learned to defend its warren by casting Call Lightning by playing the rhythm from AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” on a xylophone

Encounter: a couple of researchers from a magical university that would like to test out a new bard spell, if you have a minute. It’ll be fine! We’re, like, 90% sure nothing bad will happen. (Roll d10.)
Encounter: bard/Druid multiclass; charms forest creatures with flute

Encounter: Toot Golem; can blast opponents with Thunder-damage honk attacks, or can be programmed with up to five Bard spells, Level 3 or lower.
Encounter: various Cenozoic bards

Encounter: DJ Monk, duel class Monk/Bard (instrument: two laptops)