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The Bards Tale (2004) - A Rat in The Cellar
The Bard's Tale is an action role-playing game developed and published by inXile Entertainment in 2004 and was distributed by Vivendi Universal Games in North America and Ubisoft in Europe
The plot involves "a sardonic and opportunistic musician and adventurer, driven by carnal rather than noble pursuits. The Bard, who is never identified by a specific name nor addressed by anything other than 'The Bard,' is not interested in saving the world; his humble motivations are strictly 'coin and cleavage.'" His quest is narrated by a mocking, biased man (played by Tony Jay) who cannot stand him.
The Bard is voiced by Cary Elwes - You know from The Princess Bride and err.. Robin Hood; Men in Tights..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBgopffrSA
The plot involves "a sardonic and opportunistic musician and adventurer, driven by carnal rather than noble pursuits. The Bard, who is never identified by a specific name nor addressed by anything other than 'The Bard,' is not interested in saving the world; his humble motivations are strictly 'coin and cleavage.'" His quest is narrated by a mocking, biased man (played by Tony Jay) who cannot stand him.
The Bard is voiced by Cary Elwes - You know from The Princess Bride and err.. Robin Hood; Men in Tights..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBgopffrSA
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