I'm back with another kenku idea! This time the Northern Mockingbird! Everyone knows them for their ability to mimic noises so a DnD bard kenku would work well with them, but what makes this bard different from any other bard you ask? Well I'll tell you: A high chance of deceiving or intimidating foes when out of sight. Now hear me out on this one. Let's say your some guard of some castle. It's the middle of the night and your patrolling a dark and somewhat cramped hall. Then through an echo you hear distant singing. It's a pretty creepy song at that, maybe Tiny Tim's 'Tiptoe Through the Tulips' or a generic children's song you hear in crappy horror movies. You'd be pretty freaked out and maybe just book it. Little did you know it was a short mockingbird kenku. Another example would maybe your guarding some loot or something. You suddenly hear your friend tell you he's taking over your shift and that food is ready. You leave without even seeing him and it doesn't matter since why would your friend lie to you? Little did you know that you just left treasure unguarded with a thieving little kenku. Now you gone and done it... @51seven