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Greetings, everyone!Filip Here!Our new adventure compilation is ready!

We have a couple of combat tracks — Torrential Theater, a high-alert piece for fights with sea monsters, and Caught in Crossfire, perfect for mid-level encounters on land. I’m especially happy with how Caught in Crossfire turned out, because lately I’ve been inspired by old JRPG soundtracks like Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Panzer Dragoon Saga, etc. This one’s extra crunchy, packed with small details that carry the essence of those classics.

Next up is a dark, brooding character-announcement track: Aegar’s Retribution. It works great either as a combat theme or for revealing a character with a troubled past.

Curious Horizons is definitely one for the road — ideal for exploring vast landscapes and enjoying that simple “one-million-mile walk” across the realm.

Mercantile’s Landfall is what you play when you enter a fairly large village. Lots of activity, lots of commodities, the town buzzing with life… and somehow you still feel genuinely welcomed, even though the accommodation prices could be a bit lower. I mean, five pieces for a loaf of bread? Come on! Where—…I'm calm. Everything is alright.

Anyway, enjoy — and happy gaming!

Music:

Curious Horizons

Mercantile's Landfall

Aegar's Retribution

Caught in Crossfire

Torrential Theater

Path:

MGS Audio\Music\Exploration

MGS Audio\Music\Towns and Streets

MGS Audio\Music\Adventure

MGS Audio\Music\Combat

MGS Audio\Music\Combat

-------Sages+ patrons can download loop variations from archive post below:Captain's Log - Vol. 8 (5 songs)-------

Thank you for the support!- Filip and team

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Rob Leonard

Mercantile's Landfall is really good. I like how it opens up at 00:33. It feels like adventure and wonder just captured your attention and the possibilities are endless. All of these tracks work well in multiple scenarios (adventure ahead, combat, exploration, etc.). Nice job on the set. :)

MichaelGhelfi

Right!? I was also very happy with how that one turned out. And the overall compilation is really flexible, not just for pirate adventure. Thanks for the kind feedback as always, Rob! - Filip