Fantastic picks. These aren't over the top "generic epic" tracks. These fit more as just regular battle music. I'm tired of my generic goblin fights having tracks that should be playing in the final battle of a movie or something. Great job.
This is such a good "youre attacked by a pair of animated armors while exploring the dungeons library" or "as you travel, you're jumped by a gang of goblins". Its so hard to find battle music that isn't an opera choir with violins blaring thats meant for fighting tiamat
I gotta say, thank you SO much for making a compilation of D&D battle music that's actually really cool and appropriate for most combat situations. Most D&D music comps are waaay too epic, choirs, two steps from hell end of the world crap that's only appropriate for fighting end bosses and stuff. You've got a great ear for this
I completely agree, this has a nice steady vibe to it where my players don't feel pressured or annoyed by the music! Also the transitions between the music is top freakin notch! Well done!
Gotta share this; just DMed a session tonight from my homebrew campaign. And after a big battle with the party desperately escaping the Shadowfell being chased by a horde of undead, 33:34 somehow perfectly cued in as a Lich descended from the air and disemboweled an important ally NPC in front of the party. The music made the moment. It was fucking awesome.
Had this playlist going for a big battle... had to have some homebrew rules for it since 5e isn't really suited for large battles... But this was such a good track for it I gave each of the 4 players a few soldiers (veterans) and their soldiers would go on their turn, the soldiers didn't roll dice, they automatically hit and used average damage and saving throw rolls (which let the paladins Aura really feel useful and the minions mostly auto-failed their rolls against the full casters, also let me keep the turn times manageable and still have dozens of enemies on the field and really feel like a massive battle), player characters still got to roll damage as normal (since they were 17th level fighting mostly lower CR monsters it actually had the effect that I was hoping where they simultaneously got to feel like badasses but had a since of urgency and responsibility to keep their men alive at the same time). The enemy also got divisional commanders who were able to roll dice as normal, and attacks vs PC's and divisional commanders were as normal If a minion was flanked it would take double damage from another minion (although it had to be a true flank, no caddy corners), so positioning was very important The enemy came in three waves 4 groups of 8 veterans, divisional commanders being 2 stone golems and 2 necromancers, necromancers may use their action to bring up to 5 fallen soldiers back as skeletons, stone golems are immune to nonmagical damage, so only the PCs were able to kill them 2nd wave: the same divisional commanders as the first but it's 4 groups of 12 veterans instead of 4 groups of 8 3rd wave: 2 groups of 12 gladiators, divisional commanders being a lich and a nightwalker, lich could as a free action on his turn bring back all fallen soldiers as shadows The players trivialized the first wave with multiple fireballs and call lightnings, but suffered heavy losses on the second... The third wave completely annihilated their squadrons, but with 9th level spells being thrown around as if they were candy the players were able to annihilate the enemy as well. It ended with the bard and the druid having true polymorphed and shapechanged into adult red dragons, with the paladin and cleric riding on their backs. I ruled that since they lost their entire divisions they lost 1/3 of their army, but between the dragons and their riders they were able to salvage the remainder, since their portion of battle was only a small part of the entire army, albeit the one where fighting was the most fierce. now the players are trying to figure out how to scrap together more men and are looking to go on quests for other factions to replenish their losses. This is the first time I've successfully done a big war type of campaign, and my players being mostly wargamers are loving it.
@@lazerlancer1861 No shit, sherlock! Maybe OP hinted that there could be more diversity in the music, since you know, BB isn't the only game with good battle music?
@@Willowisp927 or maybe they didn't mean that. You can never tell with an anarcho-primitivist after all. Pretending to know them is fucking lying to yourself, understand this. If you don't, you're already doomed for failure for the growing revolution.
Hi @Kappa great video! I use it regularly for my sessions. Any chance you could give more info on the "Dragon Boss" track? I have a heavy percussion playlist and it's such a perfect match, but I can't seem to find it within the Demon Stone OST (it's not The Dragon's Lair)
Looks like someone deleted it from yt, dunno why I found the track here: downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/forgotten-realms-demon-stone-playstation-2-gamerip It's called "DR COM22", you can probably download it from there
It is that song. But there is another one right after it, which is NWN2 Dragon Battle ua-cam.com/video/q0_4Wjd5wwo/v-deo.htmlsi=PF0q-YYPNjR9ApP_&t=3586
It's a track from a pretty old game Demon Stone which takes place in forgotten realms, released in 2004. Never played it tho here's a link for it: ua-cam.com/video/WLWvMWVrTYQ/v-deo.html
Hi. I want to point out two things. 1. Neverwinter Nights 2 Githyanki is actually Neverwinter Nights 2 Githyanki Battle 2. Whats the name of the song at 48:14?
Finally a mix that you can play in a battle against some thieves that doesn't makes you feel like you're fighting a god
Agreed
Debatable but yeah
Lmao😂
Fantastic picks. These aren't over the top "generic epic" tracks. These fit more as just regular battle music. I'm tired of my generic goblin fights having tracks that should be playing in the final battle of a movie or something. Great job.
repentg
Violin, choir, crescendo. Yeah boy u suffer 1d4 from a stab from a goblin
Agreed
Agreed. Don't need angel choirs for taking on just a veteran footsoldier.
This is such a good "youre attacked by a pair of animated armors while exploring the dungeons library" or "as you travel, you're jumped by a gang of goblins". Its so hard to find battle music that isn't an opera choir with violins blaring thats meant for fighting tiamat
I gotta say, thank you SO much for making a compilation of D&D battle music that's actually really cool and appropriate for most combat situations. Most D&D music comps are waaay too epic, choirs, two steps from hell end of the world crap that's only appropriate for fighting end bosses and stuff. You've got a great ear for this
I completely agree, this has a nice steady vibe to it where my players don't feel pressured or annoyed by the music! Also the transitions between the music is top freakin notch! Well done!
100% True
repentg
I was in the middle of my campaign battle when the Demon Stone tracks hit and brought me back. Great choice!
Gotta share this; just DMed a session tonight from my homebrew campaign. And after a big battle with the party desperately escaping the Shadowfell being chased by a horde of undead, 33:34 somehow perfectly cued in as a Lich descended from the air and disemboweled an important ally NPC in front of the party. The music made the moment. It was fucking awesome.
As a DM / GM, you LIVE for these moments. Thanks for sharing 👍
YEESSSSSSSSS
its from a game called battle brothers, usually turns on when fighting dead legions. its very nice!
Eu gosto de dar muito
idk why the heck am i using this as my playlist for studying, im getting weirder but i love it
Same
I'll use this for a session later, but god, is this the most intense studying session.
It's assassination classroom all-over again
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"Hell Of A Study Session"
Help when righting a battle in a book ill tell y’all that.
Had this playlist going for a big battle... had to have some homebrew rules for it since 5e isn't really suited for large battles... But this was such a good track for it
I gave each of the 4 players a few soldiers (veterans) and their soldiers would go on their turn, the soldiers didn't roll dice, they automatically hit and used average damage and saving throw rolls (which let the paladins Aura really feel useful and the minions mostly auto-failed their rolls against the full casters, also let me keep the turn times manageable and still have dozens of enemies on the field and really feel like a massive battle), player characters still got to roll damage as normal (since they were 17th level fighting mostly lower CR monsters it actually had the effect that I was hoping where they simultaneously got to feel like badasses but had a since of urgency and responsibility to keep their men alive at the same time). The enemy also got divisional commanders who were able to roll dice as normal, and attacks vs PC's and divisional commanders were as normal
If a minion was flanked it would take double damage from another minion (although it had to be a true flank, no caddy corners), so positioning was very important
The enemy came in three waves
4 groups of 8 veterans, divisional commanders being 2 stone golems and 2 necromancers, necromancers may use their action to bring up to 5 fallen soldiers back as skeletons, stone golems are immune to nonmagical damage, so only the PCs were able to kill them
2nd wave: the same divisional commanders as the first but it's 4 groups of 12 veterans instead of 4 groups of 8
3rd wave: 2 groups of 12 gladiators, divisional commanders being a lich and a nightwalker, lich could as a free action on his turn bring back all fallen soldiers as shadows
The players trivialized the first wave with multiple fireballs and call lightnings, but suffered heavy losses on the second... The third wave completely annihilated their squadrons, but with 9th level spells being thrown around as if they were candy the players were able to annihilate the enemy as well. It ended with the bard and the druid having true polymorphed and shapechanged into adult red dragons, with the paladin and cleric riding on their backs. I ruled that since they lost their entire divisions they lost 1/3 of their army, but between the dragons and their riders they were able to salvage the remainder, since their portion of battle was only a small part of the entire army, albeit the one where fighting was the most fierce. now the players are trying to figure out how to scrap together more men and are looking to go on quests for other factions to replenish their losses. This is the first time I've successfully done a big war type of campaign, and my players being mostly wargamers are loving it.
Cool rules
The Best. Nothing cheesy....Pure Epic and Intelligent Battle Music
It didn't take me too long to find the perfect battle music for our DnD adventure but this is definitely it. Thank you so much for this!
This is an awesome compilation! Thank you for posting it, Kappa!
Sehr gute playlist! Passt perfekt für das Rollenspiel, Tabletop usw. Vielen Dank!
Ich glaube, niemand hier schprecht deutsch
I took a class of German in college, but I don't think I would've needed it to understand this comment haha! Cheers German :)
Playing it during our giant zombie orc battle great music. really adds to the game. Thanks for posting it.
Used this as the background music while reading and 22:38 hit at the Perfect BBEG reveal moment.
This is now in my Skyrim. Great ambient music for more immersion. Thank you!!!
Excellent for my IWD solo run! Thanks so much!
omg so good, we were fighting a displacer beast, and this was just like, perfect! so good
I fucking screamed when i heard that first song :D havent heard nwn 2s battle theme in ages man, good memories
34:07 THIS IS HARDEST BEAT DROP I HAVE EVER HEARD
This music served me well through a one-shot with 3 Nat 20s on an Artificer with an Eldritch Cannon.
At 48:16 starts a song from NWN2, Neverwinter Nights 2 Dragon Battle. The Crossroad Keep Siege in only 2 minutes and few seconds long.
Hey there’s some Battle Brothers music in this. Love that game
Finally some good fucking battle music. Everything else sounds like pots and pans banging together
I finally found it! Thank you maker!
DnD battle music hits different when you're playing WoW against Fyrakk's forces.
Excellent!
This will be used in private sessions. Thank you VERY much for this.
This is a really good list
amazing!
40:34 start of my favorite one
20:40 Another one!
Nice art
meverwinter nights 2 has one of the best stories ever told.
FIghting a Ancient Green dragon and this music made it 10x better
Battle Brothers got great music
Good music I used it for a session
good work
This rocks, thank you. If I'd heard one more cringey two steps from hell generic movie trailer song I would've committed sudoku
NWN2 Right off the bat
Hell yeah
Oh hey finally, something that doesn't sound like it's meant for fighting god!
Battle brothers BABYYYYYY
I also love Battle Brothers 😁
thank youu
Great for fighting anything besides god-like beings like Starscourge Radahn
Lol I played this song when I was pulling out my tooth 😂🤣
Someone... really , like battle brother
Battle Brothers is fucking amazing
@@lazerlancer1861 No shit, sherlock! Maybe OP hinted that there could be more diversity in the music, since you know, BB isn't the only game with good battle music?
@@Willowisp927 or maybe they didn't mean that. You can never tell with an anarcho-primitivist after all. Pretending to know them is fucking lying to yourself, understand this. If you don't, you're already doomed for failure for the growing revolution.
goated
Battle music.
Bathory's - A Fine Day to Die, Blood Fire Death.
where was this playlist 2 months ago when i was searching for battle shit aaaaaa
🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥
The battle lasted 1:29:26s over the last Dino nuggy
Entire Empires have fallen
i know there’s a link to the artists page but i can’t seem to find the art. anyone have a link directly to the artwork please?
Can you put the name of each music? I'm curious.
Added to the description
23:00
This is great how can you have only 13 subscribers this is very underrated
Also
Fort nite
Hi @Kappa great video! I use it regularly for my sessions. Any chance you could give more info on the "Dragon Boss" track?
I have a heavy percussion playlist and it's such a perfect match, but I can't seem to find it within the Demon Stone OST (it's not The Dragon's Lair)
Looks like someone deleted it from yt, dunno why
I found the track here: downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/forgotten-realms-demon-stone-playstation-2-gamerip It's called "DR COM22", you can probably download it from there
@@kappa1833 thanks a bunch!!!
Are they copyrighted? These tracks are awesome! When I hear the first one, I think about a griffin, hunting it's prey.
I think 45:45 might be incorrectly labeled in the description. When I search up the song it sounds nothing like the one in this video.
You're right, it's this one ua-cam.com/video/NDuMvYZbDsU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Gymnosperm
They are so similar I mistook them.
It is that song. But there is another one right after it, which is NWN2 Dragon Battle ua-cam.com/video/q0_4Wjd5wwo/v-deo.htmlsi=PF0q-YYPNjR9ApP_&t=3586
i use this video link for all the games i dm in discord, to have the music bot when we do the combats.
When I used this music I almost died
In D&d
What is 1:20:54 Demon Stone OST - Dragon Boss Fight?
It's a track from a pretty old game Demon Stone which takes place in forgotten realms, released in 2004. Never played it tho
here's a link for it:
ua-cam.com/video/WLWvMWVrTYQ/v-deo.html
Thank you!
1:08:50
Is this able to be found on Soundcloud?
Where is Baldur's Gate. It has the best combat music by far!
Is it free to use ?
It's cool i Can do raids in dungeons with my waifu Chise (visual novel ascendant hearts) she is a rogue
Has it got copyright?
Hi.
I want to point out two things.
1. Neverwinter Nights 2 Githyanki is actually Neverwinter Nights 2 Githyanki Battle
2. Whats the name of the song at 48:14?
Neverwinter Nights 2 - King of Shadows Battle
ua-cam.com/video/_YU3XME4lYA/v-deo.html
Neverwinter Nights 2 Dragon Battle ua-cam.com/video/q0_4Wjd5wwo/v-deo.htmlsi=PF0q-YYPNjR9ApP_&t=3586
This sounds much more Warhammer than DnD to me.
Clickity clackity. You're about to get attackety!
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Pov the mimic in roblox:
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48:30
49:47