Dungeon Music Volume 1 (Album+Foundry)

Album Description

Dungeon Music Volume 1 for Foundry by Filip Melvan delivers over an hour of atmospheric tracks designed to enhance every dungeon-crawling session. Perfect for tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder, this album immerses Dungeon Masters and players in the thrilling depths of adventure.

Begin your perilous journey with the chilling echoes of Tomb Guardian, ideal for ancient crypts or cursed catacombs. Face shadowy horrors in Creatures of the Night, a 20-minute track that captures the dread of lurking monsters. For those braving frigid dangers, Baptism of Ice sets the tone for treacherous arctic caverns or icy fortresses.

The heart-pounding suspense of Cabin’s Dungeon is perfect for tense exploration scenes, while The Spider Den, another 20-minute masterpiece, envelops players in a web of danger and intrigue—whether navigating a dark arachnid-infested lair or unraveling a sinister plot. Bring epic confrontations to life with Golden Gate Guardians, an imposing 10-minute composition perfect for battles against ancient defenders or celestial challenges.

This album provides rich soundscapes to elevate storytelling and bring your adventures to life. Whether players are uncovering hidden relics, escaping traps, or battling eldritch forces, Dungeon Music Volume 1 for Foundry is an essential addition to your gaming sessions. Let these evocative tracks guide your party through every twist and turn of their quest!

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

• 6 tracks (one hour)
• .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).