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    Default Travelling Troubadour

    As traveling troubadour works now you can get 1 score from about 10 performances of it. Considering this is about 2-3 scores worth of memorizations I think it is a little underperforming.

    I suggest that traveling troubadour be a little more rewarding in providing the location of scores. Even if it worked as a locate object cast for score it could return several locations per cast, rather than 1 zone (in which there is 1 score) per 10 or so.
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    screw Bards

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    Perhaps give the bard the ability to learn this permanently at level 15 magic class or so. I don't see a reason this would be too powerful, since in about 20 seconds you could have a mage or cleric (and they aren't even bards, so they have no invested interest in scores!) locate all of the scores in the realm.

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    It seems like either idea could be feasible (other than Anduin's of course). I like them both. I like the way traveling troubadour is set up (it seems very mystical to be pulled around the realm), but it does leave much to be desired on the actual rate of return.

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    I like the idea of it functioning as it currently does, but being learned at a level the most.

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    I'm with Anduin.

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