The Song of the La

Our party wandered through the forest, most of us limping on just 1 hp. Through pricky shrubbery and thorns that seemed more painful than usual, the forest looked the same, and we were lost.

In that moment of dispair, we heard a beautiful noises in the distance. We couldn't help ourselves, even our warlock mindlessly followed the sounds. We weren't quite charmed, but it sure felt like it. And I didn't care, the noises were beautiful.

We reached a clearing where three women sang. One of them wore the clothing of a barbarian, one of them strung a yarting like a bard, and the other wielded a sword like a fighter. Naturally, seeing three adult men spying on them, they paused. The sword-wielder came over to us, then laughed.

"Well, it seems it worked."

Our warlock, coming to his senses before all of us, immediately inquired about the noises harshly. I wouldn't say it was a song, but it could have passed as one easily. They were the prettiest sounds I'd ever heard.

The Song of the La, performed by three people (although only one needs to know it), will charm anyone within earshot and put them under the illusion what you sing is the prettiest sound they'd ever heard. Some people hear nostalgic noises from their childhood, others hear a song more beautiful than the one's they've heard in the past. If all three people succeed in a charisma ability check, the Song of the La will succeed. If one of those three rolls a 20 and one or more of them failed, the Song of the La will succeed anyway. If one of those three rolls a 20 and the other two both succeed on their charisma ability check, the song's radius will double in loudness.

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