Album Description
Combat Music Volume 1 for Foundry is an electrifying album by Filip Melvan, designed to captivate Dungeon Masters running epic battles in Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or Savage Worlds. This hour-long collection of ten dynamic tracks delivers intense and immersive soundscapes to elevate your tabletop adventures.
Set the stage for sky-high confrontations with The Airship Armada, a thrilling opener filled with soaring melodies. Lead your players into the heart of danger with The Last Dragonlord or the sprawling epic of The Eternal War, which offers 15 minutes of relentless action, perfect for large-scale conflicts or final showdowns.
For divine intervention or valiant heroics, The Rise of the Valkyries soars with a 10-minute crescendo of triumph. Darker adventures might find their edge with Cannibal’s Path or Wrath of the Blood Queen, weaving tension and danger into battles against sinister foes. Meanwhile, The Clockwork Dragon and Dragon King of the South add a fantastical touch to encounters with mechanical and mythical dragons.
Ideal for climactic moments like defending a city under siege, engaging in aerial dogfights, or unearthing ancient secrets guarded by terrifying creatures, Combat Music Volume 1 for Foundry provides the perfect soundtrack to energize your campaign. Each track is meticulously composed to enhance the drama and stakes of your tabletop storytelling, making this album an essential addition to any game master’s toolkit.
Alternatively, you can get the Forge/Bazaar version here. Please note that no reimbursement can be issued if you prefered the Forge version. We can't give you access to the Forge version of this album by purchasing from our website as we would have to pay for it.
Track Properties
- 10 tracks (1 hour long)
- .ogg/mp3 formats. If you need other formats, please get the album from Bandcamp
- Easy to install.
- Saves you hours from doing your own playlists
- Same conditions of use than for any other of our products
You can listen to these tracks on the Bandcamp page, as there's no embedded player on that website (but that's the same pieces).
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