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In order to train the Peacemaking skill, you must have an instrument with you. Using the skill repeatedly will take you all the way to GM.  
In order to train the Peacemaking skill, you must have an instrument with you. Using the skill repeatedly will take you all the way to GM.  
=Siege Perilous=
On Siege Perilous, Peacemaking is not targeted. Rather, when used, the skill will stop all creatures within range of the character from attacking.


See Also: [[Provocation]]
See Also: [[Provocation]]

Revision as of 14:14, 5 May 2023


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Peacemaking is a bardic skill that works in conjunction with Musicianship in order to make hostile targets behave in a more friendly manner.

You can use peacemaking at any time, regardless of whether or not there are hostile creatures nearby.

Training Peacemaking

In order to train the Peacemaking skill, you must have an instrument with you. Using the skill repeatedly will take you all the way to GM.

Siege Perilous

On Siege Perilous, Peacemaking is not targeted. Rather, when used, the skill will stop all creatures within range of the character from attacking.

See Also: Provocation