Album Description
Tales of Ravenia brings 30 minutes of immersive TTRPG music, crafted by Filip Melvan, to elevate your fantasy tabletop roleplaying adventures. Whether you're running a campaign in Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or another fantasy RPG, this album provides a captivating soundtrack for every scene.
The opening track, Stargazing, sets the tone with peaceful, reflective melodies—perfect for a calm night spent watching the stars in a mysterious town or gazing across a vast, enchanted landscape. As your party delves into unknown territories, Into the Unknown ramps up the anticipation, inviting adventurers to uncover ancient secrets or traverse dangerous, uncharted lands.
In the bustling heart of Ravenia, Welcome to Ravenia introduces players to a vibrant town filled with quirky NPCs. Your players can take refuge at Rovan’s Tavern, where the music brings the cozy atmosphere of the tavern to life, or visit Grizmain’s Botanical Shop for rare and magical herbs with the soft, whimsical tones of the track.
As your party investigates dark mysteries, Omaememwae's Curse invokes an eerie sense of dread, perfect for uncovering cursed artifacts or facing a sinister force that threatens the land. When it's time for combat or crafting legendary weapons, Forgemaster Bathan energizes players with an intense, hammering rhythm.
For moments of reflection or farewells, Until We Meet Again offers an emotionally charged melody to accompany the departure of beloved characters or the bittersweet end of a chapter in the adventure.
Ideal for campaigns set in mystical towns or embarking on epic quests, Tales of Ravenia sets the mood for every stage of your RPG, turning every session into a fully immersive experience.
You can find the Foundry version here.
Track Properties
- 10 tracks (total duration of 30 minutes)
- .ogg/mp3 formats. If you need other formats, please get the album from Bandcamp.
- 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).
