Singing (Proficiency)

==Player's Handbook==
The character is an accomplished singer and can use this ability to entertain others and perhaps earn a small living (note that bards can do this automatically). No proficiency check is required to sing. The character can also create choral works on a successful proficiency check.
==Player's Option: Skills & Powers==
Singing: The character knows and can perform the many types of songs, including some that involve complex or difficult notes. All songs common to the character's society will be familiar. Rare, archaic, or unusual songs will be known with a proficiency check. Also, characters who have had a chance to hear an unknown song can perform it (–2 modifier, +1 for each time after the first that it is heard).
The character can compose his own songs, including choral works, with a successful proficiency check. If the character also has the Music/Singing Talent, the character can add +2 to his base score.
==Campaign Option: Council of Wyrms Setting==
This proficiency is described in the Player's Handbook. The dragon can sing with skill without a proficiency check. Composition does require a proficiency check. While it is unusual, it is not unheard of for a young dragon to travel the isles as an entertainer for a brief (in draconic years) period of time. 
Hatchlings can select this proficiency. 
Category:Player's Handbook Proficiencies