About: Anthem of Unity

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When you perform the Anthem of Unity for a crowd of ordinary people—peasants, commoners, artisans, and the like—you unite them behind a single cause. Only creatures whose level is at least 2 lower than yours are affected by this ritual. The number of individuals affected extends to anyone who witnesses the entire performance, so the larger the venue, the more people you can affect. Focus: A musical instrument you play as part of performing the ritual.

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rdf:type	ritual
rdfs:label	Anthem of Unity
rdfs:comment	When you perform the Anthem of Unity for a crowd of ordinary people—peasants, commoners, artisans, and the like—you unite them behind a single cause. Only creatures whose level is at least 2 lower than yours are affected by this ritual. The number of individuals affected extends to anyone who witnesses the entire performance, so the larger the venue, the more people you can affect. Focus: A musical instrument you play as part of performing the ritual.
Level	8(xsd:integer)
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Category	binding
Prerequisite	Bard
Components	135(xsd:integer)
Price	680(xsd:integer)
flavor	The anthem's invigorating notes fill the audience with pride and single-minded purpose.
Duration	86400.0
Skill	Diplomacy
Time	600.0
abstract	When you perform the Anthem of Unity for a crowd of ordinary people—peasants, commoners, artisans, and the like—you unite them behind a single cause. Only creatures whose level is at least 2 lower than yours are affected by this ritual. The crowd must not be hostile to you and must be able to see and hear you for the entire performance. At the end of the ritual, you can request a single service from the crowd, to which the members of the audience respond as if you were a trusted friend. You can request anything that doesn't involve violence, put the listeners at inordinate risk or imperil their friends or family, or place them in financial ruin. For example, you might ask the listeners to help put out a fire raging in the city, hide you and your allies from searching guards, or provide you with shelter or food. A Diplomacy check made at the end of this ritual determines what sort of help you can request. The number of individuals affected extends to anyone who witnesses the entire performance, so the larger the venue, the more people you can affect. Focus: A musical instrument you play as part of performing the ritual.

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