Combat Performance (3.5e Feat)

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Combat Performance [General] Having played for rough crowds beginning at a young age, you have learned how to fight while continuing to perform.Prerequisites: Bardic Music or Bardic PerformanceBenefit: The bard may initiate or maintain a bardic performance (or bardic music if you like) as part of an attack action and may continue to sustain a performance as part of an attack action, while wielding a weapon by simultaneously using it as a component of their musical instrument or as a prop for their performance if they can make it seem remotely plausible. Example: Examples may include using a bludgeoning weapon with drums, using the flat of a blade to play a string instrument such as a violin or fiddle, using your claws as picks for a guitar, dancing with a staff, juggling knives, etc. Outlandish special weapons including but not limited to a harpbow or blowgun flute are of course applicable weapons for this use.Normal: Activating Bardic Music is a standard action, and maintaining Bardic Music is a standard action.Special: This counts as a bardic music feat for references that care about that.



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Article BalanceLow +
AuthorErikOfWiki +
Identifier3.5e Feat +
PrerequisiteBardic Music or Bardic Performance +
RatingUndiscussed +
SummaryYou can fight and perform at the same time. +
TitleCombat Performance +
TypeGeneral +