Battle of the Bands!

Name:
Battle of the Bands!

Players: 4

Description:
Gnarly, Dude! You have been invited to take part in the ‘Thulu QuestTM Battle of the Bands, sponsored by ‘Thulu Energy DrinksTM. Bring your band and prepare to thrust yourself into the most righteous of competitions. Just remember that only one band can walk away the winner.

Level:
Level 8

Magic items:
One magic item per player, subject to DM approval.

Extra Bits:
Each player will be of a different Bard College, as well as a different Race (Tasha’s stat swap allowed). Additionally, each player will choose a different Instrument that they play in the band (these will come with additional fun abilities). Once we have a group together, the players will decide on a band name, and each will submit a song title for each round of the competition.

When choosing equipment and Bard College, it will be important to remember that this is a music competition in addition to anything else, and while each instrument will come with its own abilities, it is assumed that you are playing the entire time, with brief pauses to attack/cast spells. College of Swords on a Grand Piano, probably isn’t viable.

Applications may be made here or via DM, per your preference. Please include the following:
Name:
Pronouns:
Experience Level:
What you hope to get out of the experience:

What makes a D12 One-Shot?:
Named for the first 12 Character Classes in the 5e PHB, the D12 One-Shots aim to bring an extra level of creativity to the D&D experience through a combination of restrictions, extra options, and player choices that will help build a unique gaming experience each time the one-shot is played. Too often I found one-shots to be a little too cookie-cutter and easily malleable to any party without the setting or lore needing to be important to Players. Those can be great games that allow for players to drop in and out, sometimes at last minute, but I wanted an experience that was a little different. With a D12 one-shot, Character Creation is part of the game itself and the moment you read the description of the game, you start thinking about it, and that is the moment you start playing.