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  • LordRumfishLordRumfish Member Posts: 937
    @EntropyXII For me, the word "skald" is enough, but I'm an English major.
  • EntropyXIIEntropyXII Member Posts: 656
    edited November 2013
    @LordRumfish - Oh definitely agreed. The problem really lies with the fact that the 'Skald' was a genuine d&d kit as far as I know. Descriptions are easy to change. Altering the name of an official kit might take some work.

    I have always wondered what is up with the 'Gallant' as a kit. it seems to have been avoided by modders and dev's alike, yet will probably hold more roleplay weight for BG, when you compare it to say: The 'Skald'. 'Gallant' makes sense. The 'Skald' doesn't.

    I'm still hoping someone manages to mod it in at some point so I can finally play a Bard and not feel self-concious about it! ha!
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