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"From the twisted wreckage of the foundry, a looming figure rises. A hundred feet tall, the titan is a mechanized monstrosity. It howls with a screech of steel. This is a foe you cannot face. You can only run."

Hey folks,

Happy 200th track! I started this Patreon on a whim at the start of the pandemic, and it has turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life. With your support, I’ve been able to buy a home and start a family, without the financial insecurity that often accompanies those milestones. I’ve been able to dedicate my working life to creating the exact kind of music I love, all while combining it with my favorite hobby: running TTRPGs. Thank you so much!

Today’s track is a pretty epic one to mark the occasion! Bard-tier supporter Wyrd requested an industrial horror chase track. While the horror elements may have taken a backseat, they’re still present in parts. The track features huge percussion, synthy arps and hits, epic strings, and more, blending together into a big, epic mix of chaos. I hope you all enjoy listening!

The animated art used in the youtube video is from the excellent Czepeku Scenes | Illustrated fantasy scenes

Alternate Version

Bard-tier supporters have access to the following alternate version:

Slow Epic: I think I prefer this one to the original! It slows down the pace and mutes much of the percussion while still preserving the epic scale. The slower tempo allows the track to breathe a bit more, letting some of the interesting textures stand out.

A 30-second preview of this version is attached to this post!

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Download Archive

Minstrel Tier - the track

Troubadour Tier - the track with looping and 1 hour versions

Bard Tier - the track and alternate versions of the track with looping and 1 hour versions, plus uncompressed .wav versions of the track

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Steel Tempest - Tabletop RPG Music (Epic Industrial Chase Combat)

Help to support me write more tabletop music at: https://www.patreon.com/tabletoprpgmusic Spotify, Bandcamp, Foundry VTT / Tablespire modules, and other links: https://linktr.ee/tabletoprpgmusic Join our discord community: https://discord.gg/6fWBCQNkt9 "From the twisted wreckage of the foundry, a looming figure rises. A hundred feet tall, the titan is a mechanized monstrosity. It howls with a screech of steel. This is a foe you cannot face. You can only run." Hey folks, Happy 200th track! I started this Patreon on a whim at the start of the pandemic, and it has turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life. With your support, I’ve been able to buy a home and start a family, without the financial insecurity that often accompanies those milestones. I’ve been able to dedicate my working life to creating the exact kind of music I love, all while combining it with my favorite hobby: running TTRPGs. Thank you so much! Today’s track is a pretty epic one to mark the occasion! Bard-tier supporter Wyrd requested an industrial horror chase track. While the horror elements may have taken a backseat, they’re still present in parts. The track features huge percussion, synthy arps and hits, epic strings, and more, blending together into a big, epic mix of chaos. I hope you all enjoy listening! Alternate Version Bard-tier supporters have access to the following alternate version: Slow Epic: I think I prefer this one to the original! It slows down the pace and mutes much of the percussion while still preserving the epic scale. The slower tempo allows the track to breathe a bit more, letting some of the interesting textures stand out. This composition, alongside all other tracks in my Tabletop RPG Music series, is designed for use in Dungeons and Dragons or other tabletop role-playing games. Game Masters are welcome to use any of these tracks to form the background soundtrack to their games. Patreon supporters can get downloadable copies of each track, including looping and 1 hour versions, alternate tracks, future track suggestions, behind the scene VODs, bonus tracks, and more!

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