4.0 Mage's Ballad ability naming

[Vespar]

I created a thread in general discussion that has brought up some unexpected feedback that is causing friction for some players.
"Mage's Ballad" no longer feels "mage-like" in the sense that it used to. Many folks are getting confused as to why it's called Mage's Ballad now since its gone through such a dramatic change and no longer really deals with mage aspects specifically. Even with the added effect from Troubador it still doesnt seem "magey" in a sense.
For the sake of clarity and to avoid confusion with newer players, can we please see this ability renamed before Stormblood launches?

[Acidblood]

Yes, it does seem quite odd that they would link these buffs to Mage's Ballad (which invokes impressions of magic related stuff like MP regen / resistance / magic damage buffs) and not Wanderer's Minuet (which was the 'DPS' song in HW)... and yeah, kinda hoping they change this, as it's a bit of a mind f*** trying to relate 'mage' to HP and procs.

[Nekopaul]

The name is tide to Bard lore.

Mage's Ballad:
A battlesong that celebrates the courageous deeds of a Padjal of eld.
The lyrics sing of the sage's exceptional healing arts as he braved the front line to tend to wounded soldiers
(source: Encyclopadia eorzea)

also the new bard skill Troubadour (the flute) Increases parry's max hp by 15% when used while Mage's Ballad is up.
so It still has a Healer-ish vibe to it.

[Cariborne]

Troubadour's Mage and Wanderer Effects need to switch and it'd be fine.

[Vespar]

Troubadour's Mage and Wanderer Effects need to switch and it'd be fine.

I agree with that.

[Jukebox12]

Lorestone base it fine

[Spawnie]

So with all the changes im guessing gonna be alot of stance switching with bards? Gonna take me forever to remember what gives what buffs

[Samsta]

Remember that we still don't know how the final build looks, I agree the names no longer make sense but they might still change.