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Created page with "Young bards often ask when they'll be able to loresing items effectively...so I wanted to share a mini-guide for a brute-force method that has worked for me as early as level 10 to reveal all 4 parts of almost any loresong. As you level up, you can make the song less complex, thus reducing your RT...but for now it's either this or nothing I think! The trick at low levels is to use the "strongest" verse possible and just rotate between two of these verses until you..."

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Young bards often ask when they'll be able to [[loresing]] items effectively...so I wanted to share a mini-guide for a brute-force method that has worked for me as early as level 10 to reveal all 4 parts of almost any loresong.

As you level up, you can make the song less complex, thus reducing your RT...but for now it's either this or nothing I think!

The trick at low levels is to use the "strongest" verse possible and just rotate between two of these verses until you unlock all 4 sections. This means we want 4 lines, all rhyming, and no use of [[loresinging#Keywords|key words]]. I will provide two basic examples below...and you want to literally make a [[macro]] or [[Lich:Script_Alias|alias]] for these two songs...and rotate between them: 1 2 1 2 1 2 until the job is done. Whether your song fails or not, just keep rotating until you get all 4 parts done.

<pre{{log2}}>You are now speaking Guildspeak.
You sing in Guildspeak:
"Earcuff that I hold in my hand
Tell your secrets and don't be bland
Share your power and make it grand
I seek the knowledge lost in the sand"
Roundtime: 13 sec.
As you sing, you feel a faint resonating vibration from the aquamarine earcuff in your hand...
This is a tappable item, which casts spells from the Spirit sphere. It has 7 charges.
You are now speaking Common.
>
>speak bard
>loresing earcuff of power that I hold;Speak of secrets left untold;Show me now for I am bold;Spare no detail don't leave me cold
>speak common
You are now speaking Guildspeak.
You sing in Guildspeak:
"Earcuff of power that I hold
Speak of secrets left untold
Show me now for I am bold
Spare no detail don't leave me cold"
As your sing, you feel that the aquamarine earcuff has more to share, but your song simply wasn't powerful enough to glean more.
You are now speaking Common.
>
>speak bard
>loresing earcuff that I hold in my hand;Tell your secrets and don't be bland;Share your power and make it grand;I seek the knowledge lost in the sand
You are now speaking Guildspeak.
>speak common
You sing in Guildspeak:
"Earcuff that I hold in my hand
Tell your secrets and don't be bland
Share your power and make it grand
I seek the knowledge lost in the sand"
Roundtime: 13 sec.
As you sing, you feel a faint resonating vibration from the aquamarine earcuff in your hand...
The earcuff's resonance whispers to you, but the esoteric murmurs are beyond your understanding.
You sense that the aquamarine earcuff will persist after its last magical charge has been expended.
You are now speaking Common.</pre>

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