You conjure up a quasi-real phantom singer that is visible as a shifting, shadowy duplicate of yourself. The singer follows you automatically, moving as you move even if you Teleport. The singer cannot be damaged, but can be dispelled. When a Shadowbard comes into being, it immediately begins a bardic performance of your choice—it has access to all of the bardic performances that you do. It continues that bardic performance until you direct it as a move Action to switch to a different performance. Rounds spent by a Shadowbard creating a bardic performance do not decrease the number of rounds you can use your own bardic performance, nor can a Shadowbard's bardic performance be used to trigger spells that require you to begin or cease a bardic performance.