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(New page: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n97/nightengael/coronation63007/PICT0001-1.jpg ===A bardic is=== Part of the Arts & Sciences in Amtgard, Bardic includes categories such as Dancing,...) |
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Some Kingdoms even have groups that work together to do group performances. Such as [[ The 5 Horsemen of the Bardic Apocolypse|Horsemen of the Bardic Apocolypse]] in the [[Emerald Hills]] and [[4 Bard Harmony]] in the [[Wetlands]]. | Some Kingdoms even have groups that work together to do group performances. Such as [[ The 5 Horsemen of the Bardic Apocolypse|Horsemen of the Bardic Apocolypse]] in the [[Emerald Hills]] and [[4 Bard Harmony]] in the [[Wetlands]]. | ||
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Exceptional bardic entries in cultural competition can earn an [[Order of the Dragon]]. | Exceptional bardic entries in cultural competition can earn an [[Order of the Dragon]]. | ||
Revision as of 05:25, 22 January 2008
A bardic is
Part of the Arts & Sciences in Amtgard, Bardic includes categories such as Dancing, Singing, Oratory, and Instrument. Bardics are usually held at Kingdom events after court. They can be stationary or can be a "roving" bardic that travels from campsite to campsite. Usally occuring near a fire.
Some of the more known Bardic performers are
- Scarhart
- Cabal
- Kayrana
- Logan
- Forest Evergreen
- Snicker Furfoot
- Feral Lynn
- Larin Moonstar
- Arthon
- Slyddur
- Logan
- Dreanya
- Forest
- Gem
- Shef
- Sean Carlton
Some Kingdoms even have groups that work together to do group performances. Such as Horsemen of the Bardic Apocolypse in the Emerald Hills and 4 Bard Harmony in the Wetlands.
Accolades
Exceptional bardic entries in cultural competition can earn an Order of the Dragon.
Inspiration
For a listing of Songs written by amtgarders Check out the Amtgard Songs page.
