The Bards of Middle-Earth

The Bards of Middle-Earth:

Untold wonders and secrets exist for those skillful enough to discover them. Through cleverness, talent, and magic, these cunning few unravel the wiles of the world, and even fewer are able to attain the ability to tap into the powers of the divine. A select few bards surpasses even the most skillful, unlocking divine powers unfamiliar to even the famed Archmages and high priests of Middle-earth.
Aru Ilúvatar, creator of the universe, made the Valari (Angelic powers). They are each represent one aspect of Aru`s personality; Love, hate, joy, valor, anger, remorse, sorrow and etc. All of these emotions are known as the divine aspects.

Each of the Valari bring these emotions and energies into the existence of Middle-Earth and the multiverse, through sound, frequencies and music. And with this power their music gave birth to worlds and multiverses in their different themes, creating them through their divine song. Likewise using the music to create life, it can also destroy. The bards can supposedly discover how to tap into these divine tunes, wielding the power of the gods. Through their journeys, the bard can draw closer into the divine aspects and their song to become divine masters in the arts of persuasion, manipulation, inspiration, creation and destruction.

The bard can use its musical powers for good or evil. But when they do, it usually is in the name of the deity in which aspect they draw from. Be it through the corruption of the fallen Valari Morgoroth, The Black Foe of the World, or the beautiful tunes of the Mieli, Godess of Dreams.