Intoner - Bard

When a Bard's feather gets too big for its own hat, and that same bard is incredibly talented in necrotic magics and willing to be insanely evil, that bard might go through the process to become its version of a Lich, an Intoner. The final step in getting a new metaphorical hat for the soon to be Intoner is to not only create their magnum opus of a performance but to also make it as rememberable as mentally possible

The Intoner's Phylactery is possibly the most complicated. The end of their ritual is to make at least one person perfectly remember a performance by them be it a song, a play, or a stunt. The "victim(s)" of this performance must remember every lyric of the song, line of the speech or poem, or detail of the stunt as they all happened. If the lyric of the song is misconstrued in some way as song's so often are, that individual will not be considered a part of the Intoner's phylactery until corrected. The Intoner may continue to perform their spell to gain a larger audience to remember them. However, depending on what that performance is, the Intoner may begin to lose certain skills pertaining to that skill

The Intoner is potentially one of the most fragile classes of Lich. If the last person that witnessed the performance were to misremember an element, forget, or simply die, so would the Intoner. The Intoner also may only re-perform that ritual a limited number of times so to speak. The more they cast their spell the more specific elements to that Intoner will begin to decay. A Musician's fingers might begin to break off, a singer may lose their voice, a card player would lose their eyesight. An Intoner could potentially create another performance if one of their skills begins to faulter, but if you remember, the point is to create a performance that will never be forgotten by as many people as possible. Most beings are only capable of such mastery in one particular skill for their lifetime if they're lucky

The Intoner is such a unique class of immortal that for the most part, they will simply die on their own in time unless they were capable of performing something that will go down in written history for ages to come