Bygone Tales (3.5e Trait)
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Bygone Tales
The stories of glory have faded and fallen into obscurity. The only things that remained of them are vague memories of old tales you were told as a child. While all but forgotten, these tales still inspire you, even if they mean nothing to others.
Benefit: You gain Imagined Performance as a bonus feat.
Drawback: You only grant the benefit of your Inspire Rage, or any raging song which replaces it, raging song to yourself.
Special: You must having the raging song class feature to select this trait.
Roleplaying Ideas: You hold old tales of your people very dear, even if most are disregard or outright forgotten.
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Facts about "Bygone Tales (3.5e Trait)"
| Author | Leziad + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Trait + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | The stories of glory have faded and fallen into obscurity. The only things that remained of them are vague memories of old tales you were told as a child. While all but forgotten, these tales still inspire you, even if they mean nothing to others. + |
| Title | Bygone Tales + |
