I've recently starting reading Fantasy books again and have acquired some that when I read it, it feels like I'm reading a long D&D game story! Love it!
So far I've only gotten to the first Robert Jordan book, 'The Eye of the World.' In the story there's a Gleeman named Thom Merrilin who's a fantastic story-teller, plays the flute and harp, and juggles. He's a very entertaining character and he's the reason why I've decided to start looking at Bards.
"But why a GNOME Bard???"
Gnomes are tricksters and always happy in what they do. I'm still feeling out how I want my Bard's characteristics to be like, but so for he's a 'fresh-out-of-the-village' traveler who's only been away from home for about 2 years. Now 2 years isn't very long for a Gnome since they can live well into their 300's, so he's still very young.
I've never played a Bard and I love musicals and singing, so what the hell, I'll give this a shot!
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