Album Description
Arctic Music Volume 1 for Foundry offers one hour of stunning music composed by Filip Melvan, designed to immerse players into harsh, frozen landscapes and epic northern adventures. Whether you’re running Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or Warhammer Fantasy, these tracks create the perfect soundtrack for your arctic campaigns.
Opening with Highlander's Fate, this track is ideal for the beginning of a cold journey, setting the tone for a lone warrior’s quest. Follow it with Cliffs, a shorter but intense piece perfect for perilous climbs or survival in unforgiving mountains. For a long journey across the tundra, Crossing serves as the perfect musical backdrop as adventurers cross vast, icy plains.
Village Hidden in Frost and Path of the Iceborne are both epic, 20-minute tracks, great for extended exploration of hidden frozen villages or legendary paths guarded by frost giants and mysterious ice spirits. These pieces can score entire sessions or pivotal moments in your campaign as players face challenges in extreme cold.
Freya And The Moon brings a mystical, celestial atmosphere, ideal for encounters with northern deities or discovering ancient, snow-covered ruins tied to forgotten myths. Meanwhile, Circle could score a climactic battle or the discovery of a long-lost ritual at the heart of an ice-bound temple.
With its rich, evocative sounds, Arctic Music Volume 1 for Foundry is perfect for adventurers in harsh, frozen lands, where every trek could end in peril and every storm hides a secret. Whether you're battling the cold or the creatures that lurk in it, this album enhances every moment with atmospheric soundscapes.
You can find the standard album version here.
Track Properties
- 7 tracks (total duration of one hour)
- .ogg (VORBIS) format, which are of much higher quality and smaller size than mp3, as officially recommended by FoundryVTT.
- Easy to install.
- Same conditions of use than for any other of our products.
- Total size : about 78MB/Mo
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).
