Phystus

Oh my goodness this gave me such a chuckle! The bard in my group often likes writing songs after our sessions and then singing them to us in future sessions! I'll have to show him this This was awesome!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Oddly enough the player who runs the bard isn't much of a singer, so she just pops them up as notes. Either way, it's a great addition to the fun. She recently got the Song of Freedom ability, so she had to break out the Bob Marley!

Your song sounds amazing
territorial io

This is absolutely brilliant — clever, hilarious, and perfectly captures the chaotic charm of a D&D party on a mission! sprunki game

I'm happy you liked it! Interestingly, the bard's lead player isn't much of a singer, so she merely pops them up as notes. In any case, it really enhances the enjoyment. She had to play the Bob Marley as she recently acquired the Song of Freedom ability!
smashy road

I loved how Phystus mixed bardic tropes with a tongue‑in‑cheek narrative about friends finally meeting again around the virtual tabletop. The line about “laughing across the rolling dice” captured the humor of our nightly Fantasy Grounds sessions, and the melody actually felt like a seasonal anthem you could hum while waiting for the next smiteworks encounter. It’s refreshing to see a track that both celebrates reuniting and adds a playable soundtrack for online role‑playing groups. If anyone’s looking to add a custom audio cue to their campaign, the free producer tags generator can be handy without feeling forced.