Alto Saxophone of Temptation

A bard, who had grown tired of the generic and repetitive sounds from the instruments like the flute, decided that he would create an instrument to his likeness. The instrument would create a bold, rich, and soothing sound when played. So he got to work. In his attempts, he made multiple versions, consisting of 4 different pitches. He named them Baritone, Tenor, Alto, and Soprano Saxophones, though the most common ones today are Alto and Tenor.   --No one uses Soprano, and if you do, you'll probably die a virgin--

But the sound wasn't enough. It was missing something. Then it hit him. The saxophones should be enchanted! so he took the tenor and alto to a wizard and asked him to enchant these 2 instruments for him, the alto with the overwhelming ability to persuade, and the tenor to fortify ones armor. Then the wizard did so. To this day, most saxophones have different enchantments, but all of them still have the ability to persuade or fortify.

Notes: Advantage: Persuasion, Exhaustion, Created by a Bard, with the help of a Wizard.