Stormwind - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft @Everness1

Everness No city better demonstrates human determination than Stormwind. Destroyed during the Horde’s initial invasion of Azeroth, Stormwind was painstakingly reconstructed by the Stonemasons’ Guild after the Second War. Parts of the city were razed again when Deathwing, the corrupted black Dragon Aspect, brutally attacked Stormwind, but the other undamaged districts are more beautiful than ever thanks to their hardworking inhabitants. From the magnificent Cathedral of Light, which serves as a major spiritual hub, to the awe-inspiring Valley of Heroes, which commemorates the sacrifices of Stormwind’s loyal champions, the city truly represents the courageous heart of humanity.

Text above is taken from the official race description page:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/human

0:00 - [OST] Stormwind
2:27 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 3
4:17 - Stormwind 3
5:28 - Stormwind High Seas
7:41 - Alliance Battle March 1

9:43 - For the Alliance 1
11:53 - Stormwind 8
13:05 - [OST] Slaughtered Lamb
15:41 - Stormwind 5
16:44 - Stormwind 7

18:13 - Anduin 1A1
19:32 - Canticle of Sacrifice A
23:42 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 1
25:00 - For the Alliance 2
26:45 - Stormwind 6

27:41 - Alliance Battle March 1
29:43 - [OST] Pig and Whistle
32:20 - Stormwind Intro
33:31 - Stormwind 4
34:34 - Stormwind 1

35:30 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 3
37:30 - Anduin 1D
39:04 - For the Alliance 3
40:14 - Stormwind 2
40:51 - Alliance Battle March 2

42:52 - Stormwind 3
44:04 - Stormwind High Seas
46:17 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 4
47:25 - For the Alliance 1
49:36 - Stormwind 8

50:45 - [OST] Lion’s pride
53:05 - Stormwind 5
54:08 - Stormwind 7
55:34 - Anduin 1H2
57:32 - Canticle of Sacrifice D

Alliance Battle March, For the Alliance and Classic versions of Stormwind composed by Jason Hayes.

Anduin and Cataclysm versions of Stormwind theme composed by Neal Acree.

Canticle of Sacrifice composed by Russell Brower.

All tavern songs composed by David Arkenstone.

Original thumbnail artwork by Peter Lee.

updated 7 years ago

Stormwind - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-07-17 | No city better demonstrates human determination than Stormwind. Destroyed during the Horde’s initial invasion of Azeroth, Stormwind was painstakingly reconstructed by the Stonemasons’ Guild after the Second War. Parts of the city were razed again when Deathwing, the corrupted black Dragon Aspect, brutally attacked Stormwind, but the other undamaged districts are more beautiful than ever thanks to their hardworking inhabitants. From the magnificent Cathedral of Light, which serves as a major spiritual hub, to the awe-inspiring Valley of Heroes, which commemorates the sacrifices of Stormwind’s loyal champions, the city truly represents the courageous heart of humanity.

Text above is taken from the official race description page:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/human

0:00 - [OST] Stormwind
2:27 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 3
4:17 - Stormwind 3
5:28 - Stormwind High Seas
7:41 - Alliance Battle March 1

9:43 - For the Alliance 1
11:53 - Stormwind 8
13:05 - [OST] Slaughtered Lamb
15:41 - Stormwind 5
16:44 - Stormwind 7

18:13 - Anduin 1A1
19:32 - Canticle of Sacrifice A
23:42 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 1
25:00 - For the Alliance 2
26:45 - Stormwind 6

27:41 - Alliance Battle March 1
29:43 - [OST] Pig and Whistle
32:20 - Stormwind Intro
33:31 - Stormwind 4
34:34 - Stormwind 1

35:30 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 3
37:30 - Anduin 1D
39:04 - For the Alliance 3
40:14 - Stormwind 2
40:51 - Alliance Battle March 2

42:52 - Stormwind 3
44:04 - Stormwind High Seas
46:17 - [Cataclysm] Stormwind 4
47:25 - For the Alliance 1
49:36 - Stormwind 8

50:45 - [OST] Lion’s pride
53:05 - Stormwind 5
54:08 - Stormwind 7
55:34 - Anduin 1H2
57:32 - Canticle of Sacrifice D

Alliance Battle March, For the Alliance and Classic versions of Stormwind composed by Jason Hayes.

Anduin and Cataclysm versions of Stormwind theme composed by Neal Acree.

Canticle of Sacrifice composed by Russell Brower.

All tavern songs composed by David Arkenstone.

Original thumbnail artwork by Peter Lee.

Oribos - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2022-11-28 | The city of Oribos serves as the crossroads of the Shadowlands. Here, mortal souls are judged by the Arbiter before being sent to their final destinations, and shadowy denizens swap gossip and anima—the soulborn essence that fuels the Shadowlands.

Oribos is in the care of the Attendants, mysterious beings who were created to tend to the Eternal City and ensure the Arbiter carries out her duties without interruption. Their decisions are guided by “the Purpose,” the belief that the Shadowlands follows a pattern laid out by the Arbiter in her infinite wisdom.

From her sacred chamber atop the very crown of Oribos, the Arbiter has judged every mortal soul crossing into the Shadowlands since the dawn of time. But now, instead of being shepherded to their deserved fate, all souls are flowing past the dormant Arbiter and hurtling directly into the horrors of the Maw. The desperate Attendants have sought in vain to unravel this mystery, causing some to question their own unwavering faith in the Purpose.

Text above is part of the official zone preview
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/23429193/shadowlands-preview-oribos

Original thumbnail artwork by Jimmy Lo
artstation.com/artwork/8eobPw

Music composed by David Arkenstone (Oribos, The Eternal City, The Purpose, The Way, In-Between, Calculated, Opulence, Revelation), Neal Acree (Revelation, Ubroken Will), and Glenn Stafford (Unbroken Will)

0:00 Oribos Intro
1:02 The Eternal City A
3:35 The Way D
5:47 The Purpose B
8:02 Revelation A
9:39 In-Between A
11:08 Unbroken Will Ambient E
13:19 Calculated H
17:28 Opulence H
19:27 The Purpose C
21:37 The Way C
23:48 The Eternal City B
26:15 Revelation C, H
29:13 Oribos B
30:15 Unbroken Will Ambient A
31:11 The Purpose D
33:18 The Way A
35:20 The Eternal City E
37:04 Calculated B
41:12 Opulence A, C
45:36 In-Between B
47:01 The Eternal City D
48:52 The Purpose E
51:03 Unbroken Will Ambient D
53:08 Oribos A
54:42 Revelation B
56:17 The Way H
58:18 The Eternal City H
1:00:51 Opulence B
1:03:01 Calculated C
1:07:23 The Way B
1:09:33 Ubroken Will Ambient C
1:10:21 The Purpose H
1:12:27 The Eternal City C
1:14:15 The Way E
1:16:17 In-Between C
1:17:43 Oribos C

#oribos #shadowlands #warcraft

Mount Hyjal - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2022-08-30 | Upon learning of the second Well, three of the great Dragon Aspects converged on Hyjal. Like the night elves, they knew that so long as the fount of power existed, the Legion would have a means to invade Azeroth once again. Thus the Aspect of Life, Alexstrasza, used an enchanted seed to sprout a mighty tree over the Well of Eternity. The tree's boughs soon towered over the lake, scraping the belly of the heavens. Its roots grew deep into the earth, spreading life-giving energies across the war-torn world. Thereafter, the great tree would act as a seal over the new Well of Eternity, preventing the Legion or anyone else from abusing its powers.
Malfurion and the other night elves looked upon this colossal World Tree and named it Nordrassil, meaning "Crown of the Heavens." They vowed to keep it safe and protect the Well of
Eternity at any cost.
To honor this decision, the Dragon Aspects agreed to bless the night elves so that they could perform their guardianship successfully. Alexstrasza infused Nordrassil with renewed strength and vitality, which would also extend to the night elves.
The Aspect of Dreams, Ysera, then blessed the tree, binding it and all night elf druids to the Emerald Dream. Prior to this, Malfurion and his followers had wandered Ysera's realm, but doing so required difficult meditation. The new enchantment placed on Nordrassil would allow these druids to journey into the Dream whenever they so wished.
Lastly, Nozdormu, the Aspect of Time, wove his energies through the boughs and roots of Nordrassil, assuring that as long as the colossal tree stood, the night elves would possess immortality.
With that, the Aspects ventured back to their hidden lairs. Due to their enchantments, the second Well of Eternity would no longer act as a beacon to demons, nor could the Legion easily use it as a gateway into Azeroth. It would become a symbol of the night elves' connection to the natural world, a sacred monument that empowered their race with immunity to sickness, disease, and aging.

Text above is an excerpt from World of Warcraft: Chronicle, Volume I

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Kunz

Music composed by David Arkenstone (Nordrassil, Hyjal, Aftermath, Guardians of Hyjal, Darkwhisper Gorge), Russell Brower (Barrow Dens, Moonglade), Neal Acree (Mysterious, Grove of the Ancients, Night Elves), and Glenn Stafford (Cataclysm)

Editor's note: I threw in original Hyjal ambient sounds from the TBC raid in two places to spice things up a bit. Inaccurate, but adds variety. I also left out all of the Twilight Hammer music, not only because it clashed with the rest of the playlist but also because I'm planning a dedicated mix for those gloomy purple snakes.

0:00 Guardians of Hyjal 1
2:02 Hyjal 1
3:17 Hyjal 4
5:11 Nordrassil 1
7:11 Night Elves 2
8:33 Grove of the Ancients 2
10:04 Cataclysm 8
11:50 Aftermath 2
13:57 Barrow Dens 1
14:57 Moonglade 7
16:28 Nordrassil 2
18:22 Aftermath 3
19:22 Guardians of Hyjal 3
20:40 Hyjal 3
22:08 Night Elves 3, Mysterious 1
25:06 Darkwhisper Gorge 2
26:59 Barrow Dens 5
27:48 Moonglade 5
29:15 Guardians of Hyjal 2
31:33 Cataclysm 9
33:19 Aftermath 4
34:40 Nordrassil 3
36:41 Grove of the Ancients 3
37:29 Hyjal 2
38:54 Barrow Dens 3, Barrow Dens 2
40:34 Hyjal 4
42:38 Guardians of Hyjal 4
44:54 Night Elves 2
46:16 Moonglade 6
47:32 Moonglade 2
48:08 Aftermath 1
50:14 Darkwhisper Gorge 2
52:09 Nordrassil 2
54:02 Aftermath 3
55:02 Barrow Dens 4
55:48 Cataclysm 7
57:40 Guardians of Hyjal 3
58:54 Hyjal 1
1:00:12 Grove of the Ancients 2, Night Elves 3

#WorldofWarcraft #Cataclysm #Hyjal

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Drustvar - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2022-08-16 | Drustvar is a region known for the tenacity of the soldiers who protect it. Long after the defeat of the mysterious Drust who once dwelled there, the descendants of Arom Waycrest and his people continue to eke out a living in this unyielding land. They are known throughout Kul Tiras as being a hearty, stoic, and deeply superstitious people, and would make keen allies in the fight against the Horde - but now it’s up to you to discover why they’ve gone silent.

When first arriving in Drustvar, you’ll be greeted by a dark and foreboding shoreline on the eastern border. Drustvar is a rugged land plagued by superstition, and signs of witchcraft are everywhere. The pathways through Glenbrook to Fallhaven are fraught with danger, so you’ll need to stay on your guard. Dark rumors swirl as to what may have befallen the Waycrest family - and if the Alliance has any hope of convincing the Kul Tirans to join them, you’ll need to untangle the mysteries that lay ahead.

Cobblestone paths wind through the region and in and out of the various villages and towns. History and culture are deeply woven into the fabric of Kul Tiras, but so too are the workings of dark witches. Cursed and hopelessly twisted townsfolk and creatures work in servitude to these mystics’ machinations, set to a task you’ll need to decipher and put an end to - if you have the stomach for it.

Traveling westward will lead to a large chain of rugged snow-touched mountains running from the northern border of the region to the southern Iceveil Glacier, nearly bisecting the region in two. Along Highroad Pass, you’ll come across various wildlife and creatures, including Chillwind Yetis who find the cold of the mountains to their liking and food sources plentiful.

On the southwestern coast you’ll cross into the Crimson Forest. Various shades of red assail your eyes and bear witness to the veracity of the name. The town of Falconhurst sits on the coast, and as in your previous travels through the region, you’ll find this settlement is under siege by dark forces.

Each clue found and mystery solved only puts forth more questions as to what could be ultimately manipulating events in Drustvar. Perhaps you’ll find the source of the troubles within Waycrest Manor - ancestral home of the Waycrest family who watches over Drustvar.

Text above is taken from “Drustvar Visitor’s Guide,” the official zone preview:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21757527

Original thumbnail artwork by Gabe Gonzalez (maybe, I’m not sure) and Mark Abadier (side banner sketches)

Music composed by Glenn Stafford (Drustvar, Barrowknoll Cemetery, Glenbrook Woods) and Clint Bajakian (Crimson Rise, Crimson Forest, House Waycrest)

Editor’s note: Fletcher’s Hollow Intro is a variation of the Drustvar Night composition, but this is how the audio file is named in the game data

0:00 [OST] Crimson Forest
5:53 Fletcher’s Hollow Intro
9:31 Drustvar C
12:20 Glenbrook Woods C, B
15:01 Barrowknoll Cemetery 2
17:38 House Waycrest B
19:17 Crimson Rise B
20:31 Crimson Forest A
24:07 Drustvar Night 4
25:27 Drustvar A
28:16 Glenbrook Woods A
30:15 House Waycrest A
32:04 Barrowknoll Cemetery 3
33:23 Glenbrook Woods D
34:37 Crimson Rise C
35:51 Crimson Forest C
38:04 Drustvar H
40:53 Drustvar Night 3
44:35 House Waycrest C
46:14 Crimson Forest H
48:20 Crimson Rise D
49:34 Glenbrook Woods H
51:33 Drustvar B
54:20 Barrowknell Cemetery 2
56:57 Drustvar Day 4
58:24 Crimson Forest B

#WorldofWarcraft #Drustvar #GlennStafford

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Worgen - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2022-08-06 | Long ago, amid a brutal war between the night elves and the demonic satyrs in Kalimdor, a group of druids practiced the ability to transform into a powerful yet unwieldy form that embodied the fury of the wolf Ancient, Goldrinn. Taught by Ralaar Fangfire, these Druids of the Pack sought to use the Scythe of Elune, a mystical artifact, to temper the uncontrollable rage inherent in their chosen form.

Rather than abate the druids’ fury, however, the Scythe transformed Ralaar and his followers into worgen: bestial humanoids enslaved by their own primal instincts.

Ralaar’s druids tore through friend and foe alike. Night elves wounded by the beasts contracted a virulent curse that turned them into worgen as well. Desperate to staunch the affliction’s spread, Archdruid Malfurion Stormrage banished the worgen to a part of the Emerald Dream—Azeroth’s spirit world—where they would be in peaceful slumber for all eternity.

The worgen threat was contained for millennia, until Archmage Arugal pulled the wolf-beasts from the Dream. Summoned by order of King Genn Greymane, the worgen battled Scourge forces encroaching on the kingdom of Gilneas. Yet the feral creatures soon spread their curse throughout the human population, infecting Gilnean soldiers stationed beyond the Greymane Wall.

The night elves, feeling responsible for the creation of the curse and the destruction it caused, agreed to help the Gilneans. With the Scythe of Elune, the night elves could not permanently cure the affliction, but managed to teach the Gilneans how to control their curse; shapeshifting at will from human to worgen, and back again. Now, these self-disciplined worgen have rejoined the Alliance as powerful allies, prepared to fight to keep their humanity and their place in society.

Text above was taken from an old racial description page of the official website. An updated version of the page can be found here: worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/worgen

For a deeper dive into Warcraft lore and more information about the ferocious worgen check out this Wowpedia page: wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Worgen

Original thumbnail artwork by Wei Wang (main piece) and Samwise Didier (crest)

Music composed by Russell Brower (Alliance Hero, Cataclysm, Gilneas Event, Rift, Scarred, Shadows) and Neal Acree (Shadowglen, Winterspring)

Editor’s note: despite the fact that Shadowglen was part of Teldrassil, night elves players' starting zone, these tracks never actually play there. Instead, this music serves as the main theme for the town of Darkshire and the greater Duskwood area, an important part of worgen history. Night elves are closely tied to the people of Gilneas and they already have enough dedicated music to fill a four hour long mix. Addition of two Winterspring tracks has the same reasoning minus the lore. Honestly, I just like the way it sounds and I think the elves wouldn't mind sharing.

0:00 Alliance Hero
3:16 Shadows 1, Rift 2
5:47 Cataclysm 1, Shadowglen 2
8:31 Gilneas Event 1, 2, 4
11:12 Cataclysm 5
12:24 Winterspring 3, 4
14:33 Cataclysm 3, Scarred 1
16:50 Shadows 5, Rift 1
19:20 Shadowglen 3
21:13 Cataclysm 6
22:02 Gilneas Event 2, Cataclysm 2
23:19 Scarred 4, Shadows 2, 3
25:27 Gilneas Event 4, 1, Cataclysm 5
28:49 Gilneas Event 3, Cataclysm 4
31:06 Rift 3, Shadowglen 1
33:05 Winterspring 3, 4
35:14 Scarred 2, 3, Cataclysm 1
37:36 Cataclysm 6
38:25 Gilneas Event 2, Rift 2
39:51 Scarred 1, Shadowglen 3
42:39 Shadows 4
43:50 Gilneas Event 1, Cataclysm 5

#WorldofWarcraft #Worgen #RussellBrower

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Blood Elves - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2021-02-16 | For nearly 7,000 years, high elven society centered on the sacred Sunwell, a magical fount that was created using a vial of pure arcane energy from the first Well of Eternity. Nourished and strengthened by the Sunwell’s potent energies, the high elves’ enchanted kingdom of Quel’Thalas prospered within the verdant forests north of Lordaeron.

During the Third War, however, the high elves were nearly scoured from Azeroth. Led by the death knight Arthas, a Scourge army stormed into Quel’Thalas, slaughtering almost ninety percent of the kingdom’s population. Arthas then used the mystical Sunwell to resurrect the fallen necromancer Kel’Thuzad, irrevocably tainting the fount in the process.

Fearing that the befouled well would obliterate his dwindling race, Prince Kael’thas Sunstrider gathered a group of Quel’Thalas’s defenders and destroyed the fount to avert catastrophe. Although the high elves were spared from continued exposure to the Sunwell’s dark energies, in the fount’s absence they suffered terribly from withdrawal. As a result, Kael’thas desperately searched for a means to help his people—whom he had renamed the blood elves—and thus he set out for the shattered world of Outland...

Text above is part of the official racial overview, taken directly from the main website. Updated version of the text can be found here:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/blood-elf

All music composed by Russell Brower

Original thumbnail artworks by James Ryman (background), Samwise Didier (crest), and Glenn Rane (ridiculously photogenic elves)

0:00 Silvermoon Intro
2:13 The Sin’dorei (OST)
8:53 [Eversong Woods] Sunstrider Day 1, Night 1
11:51 Silvermoon Day, [Eversong Woods] Scenic Intro
16:36 Silvermoon Night 1, [Eversong Woods] Ruins Day
21:25 [Ghostlands] Scenic 1, 2
23:38 [Ghostlands] Forest 1 Day 2, Forest 2 Day 1
25:56 [Ghostlands] Forest 2 Night 1, [Eversong Woods] Scorched Night
28:38 [Icecrown Citadel] Crimson Hall 1
30:39 Sunwell Plateau Arrival
32:57 [Sunwell] Quel’Danas 1, Shorel’Aran
36:12 [Sunwell] Magisters’ Terrace 2, 3, Sunwell Plateau 3
40:27 [Sunwell] Magisters’ Terrace 1, Isle Light 3
43:20 Sunwell Plateau 1, [Sunwell] Magisters’ Asylum
48:40 [Sunwell] Isle Dark 1
51:01 [Tempest Keep] Ambient 12, 17
53:28 [Icecrown Citadel] Crimson Hall 2, 3
55:40 Silvermoon Night 2, 3
57:59 Silvermoon Day
1:01:12 [Eversong Woods] Sunstrider Night 2, Ruins Night
1:05:40 [Eversong Woods] Sunstrider Day 3, Building Night
1:08:55 [Eversong Woods] Building Day
1:10:43 [Eversong Woods] Sunstrider Day 2
1:11:41 [Ghostlands] Forest 3 Day 1
1:14:14 [Ghostlands] Forest 2 Night 2, Forest 1 Day 1, Forest 1 Night 1
1:16:52 [Ghostlands] Scenic 3, [Icecrown Citadel] Crimson Hall 4
1:20:04 Sunwell Plateau 4, 5
1:23:03 [Sunwell] Magisters’ Arrival, Sanctum, Magisters’ Terrace 5
1:27:40 [Sunwell] Quel'Danas 2
1:29:03 [Sunwell] Assembly Chambers, Isle Medium 3
1:32:59 [Sunwell] Isle Light 1
1:34:55 Sunwell Plateau 6, 2
1:37:33 [Sunwell] Bombing Run

#WorldofWarcraft #BloodElves #RussellBrower

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Caverns of Time - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2020-10-07 | Located in the eastern part of Tanaris, the Caverns of Time contain various portals to different key historical periods and events in Warcraft history. The caverns act as a crossroads for the various timeways, and through them one can travel back and forth along the ebb and flow of time.

The Caverns of Time are home to Nozdormu and the bronze dragonflight. It is their sacred mission, one which was charged to them by the titans, to guard the caverns against the intrusion of mortals, whose interference would assuredly disrupt the flow of time. Recently, a mysterious force called the infinite dragonflight has begun to meddle with time. The Bronze Dragonflight is recruiting adventurers to make sure that the events that took place in the past remain as they were.

Text above is taken from the Caverns of Time Wowpedia page: wow.gamepedia.com/Caverns_of_Time

Original thumbnail artwork by Wei Wang

Music composed by Russell Brower (Brazen Flight, Caverns of Time, Durnholde, Tarren Mill), Derek Duke (Morass, Hyjal), and Jason Hayes (Hillsbrad)

0:00 Brazen Flight
1:28 Caverns of Time 1
3:11 Morass Portal, Morass 1
5:22 Opening of the Dark Portal (OST)
7:54 Caverns of Time 2
9:54 The Escape from Durnholde (OST)
14:02 Tarren Mill Exterior
15:52 Caverns of Time 6
18:15 The Battle of Mount Hyjal (OST)
20:46 The Shaping of the World (OST)
23:13 Hyjal 11
24:01 Hyjal 4
25:22 Hyjal 3
26:02 Caverns of Time 9
28:36 The Culling (OST)
32:19 Stratholme Past General
34:03 Stratholme Past Intro, Outdoors Intro
35:11 Stratholme Past Battle 1, Alley End, Indoors Intro
38:33 Caverns of Time 3
41:03 Morass 1
42:44 Morass 5
43:55 Morass 2, 4
47:03 Caverns of Time 8
49:13 Durnholde Keep Exterior 6
50:08 Durnholde Keep Cellar 2
51:08 Durnholde Keep Interior 1
52:10 Durnholde Keep Cellar 3
53:08 Durnholde Keep Exterior 1, 2
55:31 Hillsbrad Exterior
57:08 Caverns of Time 4
58:59 Hyjal 12, 1
1:01:05 Hyjal 9, 10
1:03:06 Hyjal 7, 8
1:05:17 Hyjal 6
1:06:01 Caverns of Time 7
1:08:28 Stratholme Past Outdoors Night A, B
1:09:36 Stratholme Past General
1:11:19 Stratholme Past Mal’Ganis, Battle 2, End Stinger, Alley Intro
1:14:20 Caverns of Time 5

#WorldofWarcraft #BurningCrusade #CavernsofTime

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Voldun - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2020-09-26 | The region of Vol’dun serves as a death sentence for those exiled from Zuldazar. But the land's apparent lack of life is merely a mirage, and there’s more to be learned if you scratch beyond the surface.

As you explore this harsh land, you’ll meet the fox-like vulpera - a keen and intelligent race of nomadic scavengers capable of turning what they find into opportunities to thrive. But not all who live here are free. Once an ally to the Zandalari trolls, the reptilian sethrak have taken to subjugating anyone they can as slaves, and the vulpera are an easy target for their machinations. If you’re to survive in Vol’dun and get to the heart of general Jakra’zet’s plans, you’ll need all the allies you can get. Lending aid to these creatures is bound to pay off.

To the south looms the Temple of Akunda. Like Nazmir and Zuldazar, this land is served by several of the loa. Many who seek sanctuary travel to this temple to forget the ills of the past and serve the great loa Akunda. There is more to discover here, and with a little extra effort, you’ll be able to get in this loa’s good graces.

North east of the Temple of Akunda, an outpost of outcasts has taken root near Atul’Aman. Despite frequent sandstorms and short supplies, they’ve begun to herd alpaca here among the harsh terrain. Keeping the herd safe from the likes of hyenas, Vol’duni Dunecrawlers, and saurolisks can be trying at best, and surviving off the land has hardened these people. They don’t trust outsiders, and marauders holing up in the nearby Scorched Sands Arena regularly plague this fragile settlement, stealing what little supplies they have.

To the north, the Skycallers’ Spire dominates the landscape. A large hooded snake looms above, crackling with lightning. It is here that you’ll find the Temple of Sethraliss and uncover the darkness within.

There is plenty to explore throughout Vol’dun, and what first seems like a wasteland comes to life with deadly vibrancy once you scratch the harsh exterior. The sand-bleached bones of giant beasts litter the land, long since picked clean and polished to a gleaming smooth by the shifting sands. Brief moments of reprieve from the heat can be found to the north in the small stretch of marsh and in the caverns and oasis tucked away from the unrelenting sun.

Text above is taken from “Vol’dun Visitor’s Guide,” the official zone preview:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/22010731

Original thumbnail art by Ishmael Hoover: artstation.com/izzyh
Banner sketches by Jimmy Lo and Gabe Gonzalez

Music composed by Glenn Stafford (Sethrak, Heart of Sethraliss), Kory McMaster (Vol'dun, The Tortollan, Heart of Sethraliss), Sam Cardon (Vol'dun, The Tortollan), Neal Acree (Vulpera), and Derek Duke (Zul'Drak)

0:00 Winds of Vol’dun (OST)
5:33 Heart of Sethraliss (OST)
9:46 Vol’dun B
12:19 Vol’dun C
13:35 The Tortollan C
15:39 Zul’Drak Intro 5
17:49 Vol’dun D
19:25 Vulpera 1B
21:29 Sethrak 1A, 2A
23:43 Vol’dun A
26:14 Vol’dun E
28:46 Zul’Drak Night 4
30:22 Vulpera 2D, 2H
32:17 The Tortollan A
34:25 Vol’dun H
36:57 Vol’dun C
38:13 Sethrak 2A, 1A
40:20 Vol’dun B
42:53 Vulpera 1C
44:25 Zul’Drak Day 2
45:59 Vol’dun D
47:34 Vulpera 1H
49:38 Vol’dun E
52:11 The Tortollan D
53:28 Sethrak 1H, 2H
55:54 Zul’Drak Intro 2
57:35 Vol’dun A

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Stratholme and Eastern Plaguelands - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2020-09-15 | Stratholme was once the jewel of northern Lordaeron, but today it is remembered for its harrowing fall to ruin. It was here that Prince Arthas turned his back on the noble paladin Uther Lightbringer, slaughtering countless residents believed to be infected with the horrific plague of undeath. Ever since, cursed Stratholme has been marred by death, betrayal, and hopelessness.

Text above is taken from the in-game Dungeon Journal.

0:00 - Cursed 1, 9
1:04 - Cursed 4
2:22 - Cursed 3
3:50 - Cursed Land 1
4:45 - Cursed 12

6:08 - Undercity 1
7:15 - Undercity 2
8:40 - Haunted 1
10:30 - Ghosts 3
11:59 - Cursed 7

13:21 - Cursed 2
14:49 - Cursed 5
16:08 - Cursed 10, 11
17:24 - Cursed Land 3
18:30 - Cursed 6

19:51 - Cursed 8
21:14 - Undercity 3
22:29 - Haunted 3
24:16 - Haunted 2
26:22 - Cursed 1. 9

27:26 - Cursed 4
28:44 - Cursed 3
30:12 - Cursed Land 1
31:07 - Cursed 12
32:30 - Undercity 1

33:37 - Undercity 2
35:02 - Haunted 1
36:52 - Ghosts 3
38:21 - Cursed 7
39:43 - Cursed 2

41:11 - Cursed 5
42:30 - Cursed 10, 11
43:46 - Cursed Land 3
44:52 - Cursed 6
46:13 - Cursed 8

47:36 - Undercity 3
48:51 - Haunted 3
50:38 - Haunted 2
52:44 - Cursed 1, 9
53:48 - Cursed 4

55:07 - Cursed 3
56:34 - Cursed Land 1
57:29 - Cursed 12
58:52 - Undercity 2

Cursed, Cursed Land, Undercity composed by Derek Duke.

Haunted composed by Russell Brower.

Ghosts composed by Neal Acree.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Draenei - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2020-01-30 | Long before the fallen titan Sargeras unleashed the Legion on Azeroth, he conquered the world of Argus and its inhabitants, the eredar. Believing that this gifted race would be crucial in his quest to undo all of creation, Sargeras contacted the eredar’s leaders – Kil’jaeden, Archimonde, and Velen, offering them knowledge and power in exchange for their loyalty.

Only Velen abstained, for he had seen a vision. In it, his people were transformed into demons; members of Sargeras’ Burning Legion, a growing army of unspeakable evil. With the aid of the benevolent naaru, Velen gathered like-minded eredar and escaped Argus. These renegades would call themselves the draenei, or “exiled ones.”

Text above is part of the official racial overview, taken directly from the main website. You can find an updated version here: worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/draenei

Original thumbnail artworks by Howard Lee (background), Samwise Didier (crest), and Glenn Rane (draenei woman)

Music composed by Derek Duke (Azuremyst Isle, Bloodmyst Isle, Ammen Vale), Matt Uelmen (Terokkar Forest, Cenarion Intro, Shadowmoon Valley, Zangarmarsh), Neal Acree (Shadowmoon, A Hero's Sacrifice, Ancient Eredar, Vindicaar), Russell Brower (Elune's Shadow, Premonition, Gardens of Karabor, Xera, Krokuun, Baleful Night), Eimear Noone (Ways of the Ancient Ones, Malach), Clint Bajakian (Village), Edo Guidotti (Ethereal Embers), Craig Stuart Garfinkle (Shadowmoon Sunset), and Glenn Stafford (Argus)

0:00 [Azuremyst Isle] Exodar Intro 1
1:23 [Azuremyst Isle] Draenei 5, 7, 6
3:48 [Azuremyst Isle] Exodar 3
5:04 [Ammen Vale] Draenei 1
8:17 [Bloodmyst Isle] Satyr 2
10:20 [Azuremyst Isle] Naga 5
11:18 [Bloodmyst Isle] Satyr 4
12:31 [Azuremyst Isle] Owlkin 1
13:16 [Azuremyst Isle] Draenei 5
16:09 [Outland] Draenei 1, 2
19:22 Zangarmarsh 2, 4, 3
23:34 [Outland] Cenarion Intro 1, 2, 3
25:53 [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 1, 6
30:18 Terokkar Forest 2
32:38 [Terokkar Forest] Auchindoun 2, 3
36:47 Shadowmoon Valley 2, 3
39:43 [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 3
41:08 Terokkar Forest 3
43:30 Ways of the Ancient Ones (OST)
49:07 Village A
51:38 A Hero’s Sacrifice 2
53:21 Ethereal Embers H
54:34 Premonition H
56:45 Shadowmoon 1, 5
1:00:10 Gardens of Karabor H
1:02:18 Shadowmoon Sunset H
1:04:14 Village C2
1:05:42 Shadowmoon 1H
1:07:56 Elune’s Shadow C, H
1:09:30 A Hero’s Sacrifice 4, 3B
1:10:43 Malach H1, H4
1:13:53 Argus [Part 1] 1H
1:15:40 Ancient Eredar H
1:17:55 [Vindicaar] Krokuun
1:19:27 Xera H
1:21:17 Argus [Part 1] 2B
1:22:47 Argus [Part 2] 1B, Argus [Part 2] 2A
1:27:42 [Krokuun] Xenedar Landing
1:29:59 Baleful Night A
1:31:24 Ancient Eredar F
1:33:17 [Azuremyst Isle] Exodar 1
1:35:01 [Ammen Vale] Draenei 3
1:37:59 [Azuremyst Isle] Draenei 7
1:39:44 [Azuremyst Isle] Owlkin 2
1:40:26 [Bloodmyst Isle] Satyr 5
1:42:50 [Azuremyst Isle] Naga 1, 4
1:45:25 Zangarmarsh 5, 1
1:47:54 [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 5
1:49:48 Terokkar Forest 1
1:51:11 Shadowmoon Valley 5
1:52:30 [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 4
1:53:49 [Azuremyst Isle] Exodar 3
1:55:13 [Ammen Vale] Draenei 4
1:57:52 Shadowmoon 3, 4, 2
2:02:41 Gardens of Karabor A, B
2:05:00 Elune’s Shadow A, B
2:06:13 Ethereal Embers E, D
2:08:38 Village B, H
2:12:32 A Hero’s Sacrifice 1
2:14:30 Ancient Eredar B, C
2:17:25 [Vindicaar] Antoran Wastes
2:18:58 Argus [Part 2] 1C
2:20:11 Argus [Part 1] 2A
2:21:40 Argus [Part 1] 1B
2:23:26 [Vindicaar] Mac’Aree
2:24:54 Xera A
2:26:44 Ancient Eredar A
2:28:50 [Azuremyst Isle] Exodar 2
2:30:32 [Ammen Vale] Draenei 2
2:32:14 [Azuremyst Isle] Draenei 6
2:34:02 [Bloodmyst Isle] Satyr 1
2:36:01 [Azuremyst Isle] Naga 3
2:38:16 Zangarmarsh 6
2:39:36 [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 2
2:41:16 [Azuremyst Isle] Draenei 8

#WorldofWarcraft #Draenei #DerekDuke

Krasarang Wilds - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-12-29 | Once home to a sprawling mogu port, the dense Krasarang Wilds stretch along Pandaria's southern shores. Most pandaren avoid this shadowy place and its dangerous inhabitants, but groups of intrepid fishermen have been known to brave the wilds and ply their trade in the area's bountiful coastal waters.

Text above is taken from "The Art of World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria" official art book.

0:00 - Krasarang Wilds BH
3:27 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H
7:12 - Krasarang Wilds AH
9:56 - Wood of Staves H
13:05 - Spirits A4

14:31 - The River 2
15:30 - Krasarang Wilds BH2
16:34 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H2
18:05 - Mogu B1 and B4
20:25 - Krasarang Wilds AH1

21:58 - Wood of Staves H2
23:16 - Krasarang Wilds BH3
24:28 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H3
25:40 - Spirits B1
26:51 - Mogu B5

28:13 - Krasarang Wilds AH2
29:31 - Wood of Staves H3
30:38 - Krasarang Wilds BH
34:06 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H
37:51 - Krasarang Wilds AH

40:35 - Wood of Staves H
43:43 - Mogu B6
45:06 - The River 1
45:49 - Spirits B2
46:58 - Krasarang Wilds BH1

48:23 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H1
49:40 - Wood of Staves H2
50:58 - Krasarang Wilds AH1
52:32 - Krasarang Wilds BH2

53:35 - Temple of the Jade Serpent H2
55:06 - Mogu BH1
57:21 - Spirits A4
58:49 - Krasarang Wilds BH3

Krasarang Wilds, Temple of the Jade Serpent composed by Jeremy Soule.

The River, Spirits, Mogu composed by Russell Brower.

Wood of Staves composed by Sam Cardon.

Firelands - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-12-21 | For ages, the Elemental Plane served its purpose as a secure realm to imprison Azeroth's primordial spirits... until the Cataclysm ruptured its boundaries. Without warning, Ragnaros's armies surged toward Mount Hyjal, intent on burning the World Tree of Nordrassil to the ground. In the ensuing conflict, many brave heroes gave their lives to protect Hyjal from destruction. By their noble sacrifices, the impossible was achieved: the Guardians of Hyjal pushed Ragnaros's minions back into the Firelands.

Now, the battle to protect Hyjal rages in Ragnaros's smoldering realm. As territory is gained and Azeroth's champions edge closer to the Firelands' inner sanctums, a monumental task lies ahead. Entrenched around Ragnaros's lair - Sulfuron Keep - are his most trusted guardians, including the turncoat Druids of the Flame and their mysterious leader. Yet Hyjal's defenders cannot afford to shy away from any of these dangers. Should Ragnaros prevail against the incursion and succeed in destroying Nordrassil, Azeroth will suffer a blow from which it might never recover

Text above is taken from the official preview page:
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/2682944#blogger

Original thumbnail artwork by Wei Wang

Music composed by Russell Brower (Firelands, Druids of the Flame, Rift) and Neal Acree (Fire, Twilight Hammer, Twilight Vale, Twilight Highlands)

0:00 Firelands AH1
1:40 Firelands BH1
3:29 Druids of the Flame BH1
5:00 Druids of the Flame A1
6:27 Twilight Highlands 2
7:37 Fire 1
8:40 Firelands A3
9:40 Firelands B2
10:35 Twilight Vale 2
11:58 [4.0] Firelands 1
14:29 Twilight Hammer 1
16:01 Druids of the Flame AH1
17:35 Rift 1
19:06 Druids of the Flame B2
20:33 Firelands B1
21:37 Firelands A2
22:54 Twilight Highlands 3
24:05 Twilight Vale 1
25:57 Firelands B4
26:50 Firelands A1
28:21 Fire 2
29:06 Twilight Highlands 1
30:14 Firelands B3
31:21 Firelands AH1
33:04 Twilight Vale 3
34:26 Twilight Hammer 2
35:14 Rift 4
36:14 Firelands BH1
38:05 Druids of the Flame A2
39:34 Twilight Highlands 4
40:54 Firelands A3
41:54 Druids of the Flame B3
43:20 Firelands B2
44:16 Twilight Vale 4
45:20 Twilight Hammer 3
46:09 Firelands A2
47:24 Firelands B3
48:30 Druids of the Flame A3
49:17 Rift 2
50:21 Firelands B4
51:16 Twilight Vale 5
52:04 Twilight Highlands 5
53:14 Druids of the Flame B1
54:41 Firelands A1
56:10 Firelands BH1
58:01 Fire 1
59:05 Druids of the Flame A1

#WorldofWarcarft #Cataclysm #Firelands

Tanaan Jungle and the Hellfire Citadel - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-12-15 | In primordial Tanaan, even the plants have teeth. Darkling fronds stab out at unlucky wanderers, or conceal canyons that plunge miles deep beneath the canopy - and these are far from the jungle’s worst dangers. Each day, warlords fell even wider stretches of Tanaan’s wilderness, striving to finally rend the gates of space and time for conquest unending.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Tanaander A
1:57 - The Wanderer H
4:40 - Mortal Night H
7:14 - Tanaan Gloom B
9:00 - Undaunted A

10:44 - Falling 1A
11:57 - Fel Essence A
13:21 - Lost Moon A
14:39 - Eternal Night H
15:56 - Tanaander B

17:52 - Feu De L'Enfer H
19:51 - Tanaan Gloom C
20:52 - [Hellfire Citadel] Ramparts 1
21:54 - Fel Essence H
23:55 - The Wanderer B

25:08 - Mortal Night A
26:00 - Undaunted H
27:44 - Lost Moon B
28:46 - Falling 2H
30:00 - Fel Essence D

30:49 - Tanaan Gloom H
32:44 - Tanaander H
34:46 - The Wanderer A
37:04 - Mortal Night C
38:21 - Lost Moon H

39:48 - Undaunted B
41:16 - Fel Essence B
42:16 - [Outland] Action 1
43:37 - [Hellfire Citadel] Ramparts 2

44:47 - Feu De L'Enfer A
46:42 - Falling 1B
47:59 - Tanaan Gloom A
49:50 - Mortal Night H

52:22 - The Wanderer H
55:03 - Fel Essence C
55:45 - Tanaander C
57:49 - Herding Clans H

Action composed by Brian David Farr.

Ramparts composed by Matt Uelmen.

All other songs composed by Russell Brower.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Highmaul - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-12-09 | Highmaul is the seat of power for the Gorian Empire, the ogre civilization that ruled Draenor for generations, until the arrival of the draenei. A massive city that belies the ogre reputation for brutish stupidity, Highmaul is full of bustling markets, wealthy nobles, and the roar of the Coliseum crowd echoing through the streets of the slums. Visible from everywhere within the city's walls, Imperator Mar'gok's citadel casts a long shadow, a reminder of his watchful eye and iron grip.

Text above is taken from the in-game Dungeon Journal description.

0:00 - Clan Warsong (OST)
5:24 - Grinspiration C
7:29 - BFreedom H2
9:18 - Ogre Mines H1
11:32 - Laborious Misery H

12:43 - Ethereal Essence H1
14:28 - Smack the Giant H1
15:26 - Warsong 4
17:59 - Grinspiration H1
19:43 - Ogre Mines A2

21:52 - Plight of the Ogres H2
23:12 - BFreedom H1
24:23 - Smack the Giant H4
24:47 - Ethereal Essence H2
26:18 - Laborious Misery A

27:29 - Warsong 3A
28:55 - Ogre Mines A1
31:06 - Grinspiration H2
32:33 - Plight of the Ogres H1
34:15 - Smack the Giant H2

35:12 - BFreedom H2
37:03 - Warsong 1
39:37 - Ogre Mines B
41:51 - Laborious Misery H
43:02 - Ethereal Essence H1

44:47 - Smack the Giant H3
45:43 - Plight of the Ogres H2
47:03 - Warsong 3A
48:29 - BFreedom H1
49:40 - Ogre Mines A1

51:52 - Smack the Giant H1
52:50 - Laborious Misery A
54:01 - Plight of the Ogres H1
55:42 - Warsong 4
57:56 - Ogre Mines H2

Plight of the Ogres, Grinspiration, BFreedom, Ethereal Essence, Smack the Giant composed by Craig Stuart Garfinkle.

Clan Warsong composed by Neal Acree and Craig Stuart Garfinkle.

Laborious Misery composed by Edo Guidotti.

Ogre Mines composed by Sam Cardon.

Warsong composed by Neal Acree.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Nagrand (Draenor) - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-12-01 | Seafaring ogres claim the south of windswept Nagrand, and they seek to dominate both the land and the orcs who dwell upon it. But more cryptic threats abound: a strange mist pours from the center of the plains, embodiments of nature stir around the Throne of the Elements, and the otherworldly crystals of Oshu’gun draw questers and fortune-seekers from all over Draenor.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Mountains on Nagrand A1
1:14 - Nagrand 1
3:47 - Mountains Ambient 3
5:12 - Mountains Intro A2
7:02 - Grommash Hellscream 2B

7:59 - Nagrand 6
10:16 - World Expo A1
11:12 - [TBC] Nagrand Day 1
12:27 - [TBC] Nagrand Night 3
15:17 - Mountains on Nagrand B

17:21 - Nagrand 5
18:42 - Mountains Intro A1
22:22 - Mountains Ambient 2
23:38 - World Expo A2
24:36 - Grommash Hellscream 2A

25:26 - Nagrand 3B
26:29 - Mountains on Nagrand H
29:43 - [TBC] Nagrand Night 2
31:03 - [TBC] Nagrand Day 2
32:48 - World Expo C

33:14 - Nagrand 7
34:45 - Mountains on Nagrand A1
36:00 - Mountains Ambient 3
37:24 - Mountains Intro A2

39:14 - Nagrand 4
40:44 - World Expo A3
41:46 - Grommash Hellscream 3
42:56 - Mountains on Nagrand A2

45:01 - Nagrand 3A
46:07 - World Expo H
49:00 - Mountains Ambient 2
50:15 - Mountains Intro A1

53:56 - Nagrand 2
56:29 - Mountains Stigner 1
56:51 - World Expo D
57:15 - Grommash Hellscream 1

Mountains of Nagrand, Mountains Ambient, Mountains Intro, World Expo composed by Clint Bajakian.

The Burning Crusade versions of Nagrand theme composed by Matt Uelmen.

Nagrand, Grommash Hellscream composed by Neal Acree.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Spires of Arak - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-11-23 | For travelers limited to two legs, Arak is an autumnal, swampy forest, framed in crooked trees that rest chin-level with giants. High above the trees towers a landscape rarely seen by outsiders: impossibly tall rock spires too steep to scale. The arakkoa gaze out from these treacherous perches, watching their land like incarnate gods... and paying homage to the blessed sun by burning the “low races” alive.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Old Growth (OST)
4:43 - Spires of Arak 1
7:25 - Traversing the Spires H2
9:34 - Vows H3
11:20 - Malevolent Prescience H

13:42 - Night Spires 3
16:01 - Spires of Arak 4
17:00 - Vows C3
19:09 - Traversing the Spires B
21:13 - Vows D2

22:37 - Spires of Arak 2
24:23 - Night Spires 4
26:28 - Arak 2H
29:07 - Malevolent Prescience B
30:14 - Vows H4

32:02 - Traversing the Spires C
34:39 - Spires of Arak 1
37:21 - Night Spires 1
39:39 - Vows C2
41:19 - Malevolent Prescience H

43:40 - Vows D1
45:09 - Traversing the Spires A
47:21 - Spires of Arak 4
48:22 - Night Spires 2
50:19 - Vows C1

51:44 - Arak 2H
54:24 - Spires of Arak 2
56:06 - Vows H5
57:53 - Traversing the Spires H1

Old Growth composed by Russell Brower and Neal Acree.

Traversing the Spires, Vows composed by Sam Cardon.

Spires of Arak, Night Spires composed by Neal Acree.

Malevolent Prescience composed by Edo Guidotti.

Arak composed by Russell Brower.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Gorgrond and the Everbloom - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-11-18 | The industrial development of the Blackrock clan has left the once-glistening oasis of Gorgrond a desolate, rocky badland, its only remaining natural produce the steam that boils up from massive vents beneath the earth. Gorgrond has become the source of the Iron Horde’s arsenal - its foundries churn out weapons, armor, and torrents of smoke great enough to be seen from neighboring lands.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Patience Point H
3:01 - Shakedown C
4:45 - World Expo E1
5:46 - Sacrifice 2H
7:15 - World Expo F2

8:24 - Warrior’s Journey H4
9:47 - Patience Point B2
11:23 - [Hellfire Peninsula] General 3
12:22 - [Outland] Corrupt 1
13:25 - World Expo B

13:42 - Warrior’s Journey B1
14:51 - Sacrifice 2A
16:22 - Shakedown B
17:30 - Patience Point A1
18:49 - World Expo F1

19:56 - Warrior’s Journey B3
21:06 - World Expo F3
21:48 - Sacrifice B
23:20 - Patience Point A2
25:00 - Shakedown A

26:45 - World Expo G
27:09 - World Expo E2
28:18 - Warrior’s Journey A
29:27 - [Outland] Corrupt 7
30:20 - [Hellfire Peninsula] General 4

31:44 - Patience Point B1
33:04 - Warrior’s Journey B2
34:00 - World Expo E1
35:00 - Shakedown C
36:45 - Sacrifice 2H

38:17 - Patience Point H
41:16 - World Expo F2
42:24 - Shakedown B
43:33 - Warrior’s Journey H4
44:55 - World Expo B

45:13 - Sacrifice 2A
46:46 - Patience Point B2
48:23 - [Hellfire Peninsula] General 2
49:27 - [Outland] Corrupt 4

50:34 - World Expo F1
51:40 - Warrior’s Journey B1
52:49 - Shakedown A
54:34 - Patience Point A1

55:53 - Sacrifice B
57:24 - World Expo E2
58:32 - Warrior’s Journey B3
59:40 - World Expo G

Patience Point, Shakedown, Sacrifice composed by Edo Guidotti.

World Expo, Warrior’s Journey composed by Clint Bajakian.

Hellfire Peninsula music composed by Matt Uelmen.

Corrupt composed by Brian David Farr.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Talador - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-11-07 | Talador is the heart of Draenor. It rests at the crossroads of the continent, divided by rivers that flow from the Sea of Zangar and enable marine trade and movement from east to west. At the center of Talador shines the glorious cathedral city of Shattrath: a museum metropolis, an architectural marvel, a preserved recreation of ancient draenei culture - entirely occupied by the Iron Horde.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Village H
2:34 - Ways of the Ancient Ones (OST)
8:18 - Village B
9:51 - Man Down F
11:22 - [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 1

13:43 - Village A
16:18 - Khadgar’s Plan 1
18:46 - Tome B
19:42 - [Terokkar Forest] Forest 3
22:53 - Village D

24:28 - Shadowmoon 1H
26:47 - Wonder H
29:25 - Malach H4
30:33 - [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 3
32:07 - Village C2

33:37 - Khadgar’s Plan 2
35:47 - Keepers of the Temple H
38:56 - A Hero’s Sacrifice 4
39:24 - Village C1
40:30 - Man Down E

42:12 - [Terokkar Forest] Forest 1
44:13 - Shadowmoon 1A
46:05 - Village B
47:38 - Man Down F
49:10 - A Hero’s Sacrifice 5

50:20 - Village A
52:55 - Tome B
53:54 - Khadgar’s Plan 3
56:16 - [Terokkar Forest] Shattrath 2
57:52 - Malach H1

Ways of the Ancient Ones composed by Russell Brower and Eimear Noone.

Shadowmoon, Khadgar’s Plan, A Hero’s Sacrifice composed by Neal Acree.

Keepers of the Temple, Malach composed by Eimear Noone.

Man Down, Tome composed by Edo Guidotti.

Village, Wonder composed by Clint Bajakian.

Terokkar music composed by Matt Uelmen.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Frostfire Ridge - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-10-31 | Frostfire Ridge is a harsh land of ceaseless winter and volcanic peaks, where travelers encounter molten lava as often as painfully cold snow. Rock-hewn Bladespire Fortress, built to grandiose heights by the ogres who occupy its halls, is one of the few structures able to remain standing amidst this inhospitable wilderness. It's the perfect target for the survivalist orcs of the Frostwolf clan.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Magnificent Desolation H
3:56 - Magnificent Desolation 2 A1
5:23 - Mystic A2
6:53 - Grinspiration A
8:26 - Fel Wasteland A

9:35 - Magnificent Desolation B
12:12 - Ogre Mines A1
14:23 - Magnificent Desolation A
18:20 - Mystic B1
19:21 - Blackrock B

20:05 - Mobilize C1
22:00 - Grinspiration B
23:25 - Magnificent Desolation 2 A2
25:04 - Fel Wasteland H
26:28 - Magnificent Desolation Piano A

27:04 - Mystic A1
28:20 - Ethereal Essence H1
30:05 - The Clans Join A
33:38 - Ogre Mines B
35:52 - Magnificent Desolation 2H

39:53 - Mystic C2
41:21 - Grinspiration A
42:55 - Fel Wasteland A
44:06 - Blackrock E

44:45 - Magnificent Desolation 2 H2
46:38 - Magnificent Desolation 2 H1
48:52 - Ogre Mines H1
51:06 - Mobilize C2

53:06 - Mystic A2
54:33 - Magnificent Desolation B
57:12 - Fel Wasteland H
58:36 - Magnificent Desolation 2 A1

Magnificent Desolation, Blackrock, Fel Wasteland, The Clans Join composed by Russell Brower.

Grinspiration, Ethereal Essence composed by Craig Stuart Garfinkle.

Mystic, Mobilize composed by Clint Bajakian.

Ogre Mines composed by Sam Cardon.

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Blackrock Foundry - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-10-26 | This foundry was the ancestral home of the Blackrock orcs, wherein master smiths smelted and worked the impossibly hard ore that is the clan's namesake. Now, massive giants captured and broken by the Thunderlord heat the great forges, flamebenders of the Burning Blade imbue the ore with an inner fire, and engineers shape the slag according to otherworldly schematics. Warlord Blackhand's foundry is the center of the Iron Horde's military might, churning out the weaponry that will be used to raze Azeroth.

Text above is taken from the in-game Dungeon Journal description.

0:00 - The Foundry (OST)
4:14 - Iron Dawn 4
6:49 - Rise to the Dark H1
8:27 - Mobilize B1
10:22 - Army A

12:48 - Warsong 3B
14:03 - Iron Dawn 1
16:36 - Protect the Throne H2
18:17 - Ethereal Essence H1
20:02 - Iron Dawn 3B

21:19 - Rise to the Dark H2
23:25 - Mobilize C2
25:25 - Protect the Throne H1
26:33 - Iron Dawn 2
28:13 - Warsong 2

30:48 - Blackrock A
32:12 - Protect the Throne H3
33:47 - Iron Dawn 3A
34:49 - Mobilize D
35:49 - Rise to the Dark H1

37:27 - Army Life H
39:50 - Iron Dawn 2
41:31 - Protect the Throne H1
42:40 - Ethereal Essence H2

44:11 - Warsong 3A
45:36 - Rise to the Dark H2
47:42 - Mobilize B2
49:29 - Iron Dawn 4

52:04 - Protect the Throne H2
53:46 - Army A
55:52 - Iron Dawn 3A
56:51 - Blackrock H

The Foundry, Protect the Throne, Rise to the Dark composed by Eimear Noone.

Army, Army Life, Mobilize composed by Clint Bajakian.

Ethereal Essence composed by Craig Stuart Garfinkle.

Iron Dawn, Warsong composed by Neal Acree.

Blackrock composed by Russell Brower.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Shadowmoon Valley (Draenor) - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-10-20 | Hidden under a shroud of perpetual night broken only by bright starlight, the lush, idyllic forests of Shadowmoon Valley are home to a majestic draenei tomb and sanctuary: Karabor. While many of Shadowmoon’s denizens study prophecy among Karabor’s ancient stone circles, plotters with darker ambitions lurk in the valley’s vast underground cave network, gazing greedily at the sacred temple.

Text above is taken from the official Warlords of Draenor website.

0:00 - Shadowmoon 1
2:10 - Elune’s Shadow C
3:00 - Vision of the Prophet (OST)
6:25 - Gardens of Karabor H
8:33 - Shadowmoon 2

10:42 - A Hero’s Sacrifice 3A
11:38 - [Black Temple] Gates 1
12:40 - Ethereal Embers D
14:02 - Shadowmoon 5
15:36 - Shadowmoon 3

17:41 - Elune’s Shadow H
19:13 - Ethereal Embers C
20:35 - [Azuremyst Isle] Ammen Vale 1
23:52 - Elune’s Shadow B
24:28 - Shadowmoon 4

25:29 - Foreshadowing H
27:32 - Ethereal Embers E
28:55 - Gardens of Karabor B
29:41 - Elune’s Shadow C
30:33 - Shadowmoon 1

32:43 - [Black Temple] Gates 3
34:03 - A Hero’s Sacrifice 1
36:00 - Ethereal Embers D
37:22 - Shadowmoon 2

39:28 - Elune’s Shadow H
41:03 - Premonition H
43:13 - Ethereal Embers C
44:34 - [Azuremyst Isle] Ammen Vale 3

47:40 - Gardens of Karabor A
49:20 - [Black Temple] Gates 10
50:37 - Shadowmoon 5
52:12 - Shadowmoon 3

54:06 - A Hero’s Sacrifice 3B
55:06 - Ethereal Embers E
56:29 - Shadowmoon 4
57:31 - Shadowmoon Rising H

Elune’s Shadow, Foreshadowing, Premonition, Gardens of karabor, Gates composed by Russell Brower.

Shadowmoon, A Hero’s Sacrifice composed by Neal Acree.

Shadowmoon Rising composed by Eimear Noone.

Ethereal Embers composed by Edo Guidotti.

Ammen Vale composed by Derek Duke.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Townlong Steppes - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-10-03 | Only the bravest pandaren dare enter these highlands. Although the area remains uncorrupted by the Sha, only the nomadic yaungols and the mantid choose to make the region their home.

The mantid are a rampaging insect race separated from the rest of Pandaria by the Serpent's Spine. They devour everything in their path in order to build their own crystalline empire of ruthless warriors and scheming feudal lords. The pandaren are left reeling when the mantid's hundred-year cycle of aggression kicks off ten years too early and their greatest warriors burst through the great wall. The beleaguered pandaren must now face the worst swarm in recorded history while trying to isolate the cause of the mantid's erratic behavior.

Text above is taken from "The Art of World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria" official art book and from the official zone preview.

0:00 - Townlong Steppes AH1
1:31 - Townlong Steppes CH1
2:54 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H1
4:16 - Townlong Steppes B1
5:57 - Pandaria CH1

6:43 - Shado-Pan AH2
7:48 - Townlong Steppes Night CH1
8:50 - Kun Lai Summit BH1
11:28 - Sha H1
12:56 - Townlong Steppes CH3

14:06 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H2
15:06 - Townlong Steppes AH2
16:57 - Townlong Steppes B2
18:30 - Sha (Light Stinger) 1
18:52 - Mantid A3

20:42 - Townlong Steppes Night CH2
21:55 - Shado-Pan AH3
24:48 - Kun Lai Summit AH4
25:37 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H3
26:38 - Townlong Steppes CH2

27:37 - Sha H2
28:35 - Townlong Steppes BH1
30:22 - Townlong Steppes Night CH3
31:36 - Shado-Pan BH2
32:55 - Townlong Steppes AH1

34:32 - Townlong Steppes CH1
35:55 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H1
37:17 - Pandaria CH1
38:02 - Kun Lai Summit CH2
39:22 - Shado-Pan BH1

41:21 - Townlong Steppes B1
43:01 - Mantid A1
43:37 - Sha H3
45:07 - Sha (Light Stinger) 2

45:30 - Townlong Steppes CH3
46:40 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H2
47:40 - Shado-Pan A1
48:37 - Townlong Steppes Night CH1

49:39 - Townlong Steppes AH2
51:32 - Kun Lai Summit CH1
52:46 - Siege of Niuzao Temple H3
53:46 - Townlong Steppes B2

55:18 - Townlong Steppes CH2
56:16 - Sha H4
57:20 - Townlong Steppes Night CH2
58:33 - Shado-Pan AH1

Townlong Steppes composed by Jeremy Soule, Edo Guidotti, and Sam Cardon.

Shado-Pan composed by Sam Cardon, Jeremy Soule, and Russell Brower.

Kun Lai Summit composed by Jeremy Soule and Sam Cardon.

Sha composed by Jeremy Soule (Stingers by Russell Brower).

Siege of Niuzao Temple composed by Jeremy Soule.

Pandaria composed by Sam Cardon.

Mantid composed by Neal Acree.

Warcraft III - Music & Ambience

Everness 2019-09-19 | A generation before the events of World of Warcraft begin… Cunning, sinister, and seemingly unstoppable, the demonic Burning Legion prepare to launch their long-awaited assault on the mortal world. Survival is a matter of strategy, as the Reign of Chaos begins…

Text above is taken from the official Warcraft III page
blizzard.com/en-us/games/war3

Original thumbnail artwork by Samwise Didier

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - Reign of Chaos
1:07 - Comradeship
3:12 - Blackrock & Roll
7:44 - Dark Agents
8:51 - Blight

13:57 - Heroic Victory
14:55 - Orc Victory
15:39 - Bloodlust
20:44 - Sad Mystery
22:11 - Arrival at Kalimdor

26:19 - Lordaeron Fall
30:17 - Dark Victory
31:31 - Arcane Echoes
36:40 - Doomhammer’s Legacy
41:55 - Awakening

46:35 - Night Elf Defeat
48:56 - Frostmourne
53:46 - The Calm
55:00 - Carrion Waves
59:54 - Doom

1:01:02 - Temporary Alliances
1:05:32 - Rise of the Ancients
1:09:56 - The Frozen Throne
1:11:10 - The Night Elves’ Song
1:16:08 - Illidan Stormrage

1:17:56 - Lady Vashj of the Naga
1:19:27 - In Pursuit of Illidan
1:20:53 - Vengeance of the Blood Elves
1:23:15 - King Arthas of Lordaeron
1:25:21 - Last Days of the Alliance

1:30:07 - The Orcish Hordes
1:32:02 - Remnants of the Horde
1:37:24 - The Lich King
1:38:46 - Last Days of the Scourge

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

The Frozen Throne - Music & Ambience - Warcraft III

Everness 2019-09-14 | Many months have passed since Archimonde and the Burning Legion were defeated at the Battle of Mount Hyjal.

The stalwart night elves, led by the Arch-Druid Malfurion Stormrage and the Priestess Tyrande Whisperwind, have vanished back into the shadows of Ashenvale Forest, intent on healing the ancient lands that were scarred by the legion's vile corruption.

The battle-weary orcish Horde, led by the idealistic Warchief Thrall, has settled in the harsh eastern hills of the Kalimdor Barrens. Finally able to claim a homeland of their own, the orcs work tirelessly to found and protect their new nation of Durotar.

The human survivors of Lordaeron, under the command of the Sorceress Jaina Proudmoore, have also settled along the eastern coast of the Barrens. The island citadel of Theramore was erected to safeguard the ragtag remnants of the failing human Alliance.

And Arthas, the newly crowned king of Lordaeron, has driven the undead Scourge to eradicate the last vestiges of resistance to his iron rule. His kingdom, the once-proud bastion of human might and nobility has become a plagued realm of death and sorrow. Now, driven by haunting visions of the Frozen Throne of Icecrown, Arthas plans to lighten his grip over the rest of the world.

Still, one dark soul remains at large. For in some shadowed corner of the world, the wayward creature known as Illidan Stormrage plots... and waits.

Text above is taken from the Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne manual, a copy of which can be found here: wow.gamepedia.com/Warcraft_III:_The_Frozen_Throne_game_manual

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Thavirat

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - The Frozen Throne
1:13 - The Night Elves’ Song
6:12 - Illidan Stormrage
8:00 - Lady Vashj of the Naga

9:30 - In Pursuit of Illidan
10:57 - Vengeance of the Blood Elves
13:19 - King Arthas of Lordaeron
15:25 - Last Days of the Alliance

20:11 - The Orcish Hordes
22:06 - Remnants of the Horde
27:28 - The Lich King
28:50 - Last Days of the Scourge

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Night Elves - Music & Ambience - Warcraft III

Everness 2019-09-10 | As the centuries passed, the night elves’ new society grew strong and expanded throughout the budding forest that they came to call Ashenvale. Many of the creatures and species that were abundant before the Great Sundering, such as furbolgs and quilboars, reappeared and flourished in the land. Under the druids’ benevolent leadership, the night elves enjoyed an era of unprecedented peace and tranquility under the stars.

However, many of the original high-borne survivors grew restless. Like Illidan before them, they fell victim to the withdrawal that came from the loss of their coveted magics. They were tempted, once again, to tap the energies of the Well of Eternity and exult in their magical practices. Dath’Remar, the brash, outspoken leader of the high-borne, began to mock the druids publicly – calling them cowards for refusing to wield the magic that was theirs by right. Furion and the druids chaffed of Dath’Remar’s arguments and warned the high-borne that any use of magic would be punishable by death. In their insolence, Dath’Remar and his followers unleashed a terrible magical storm upon Ashenvale in an ill-fated attempt to convince the druids to rescind their law.

The druids, unable to bring themselves to slaughter so many of their kin, decided to exile the reckless high-borne from their lands. Dath’Remar and his followers, glad to be rid of their conservative cousins at last, boarded a number of specially crafted ships and set sail upon the seas. Though none of them knew what awaited them beyond the waters of the raging Maelstrom, they were eager to establish their own homeland where they could practice their coveted magics with impunity. The high-borne, or ‘Quel’dorei’ as Azshara had named them in ages past, would eventually set shore upon the eastern land men would call Lordaeron. They planned to build their own magical kingdom - Quel’Thalas - and reject the night elves’ precepts of moon worship and nocturnal activity. Forever after, they would be known only as the “high elves.”

With the departure of their wayward cousins, the night elves turned their attention back to the safekeeping of their enchanted homeland. The druids, sensing their time of hibernation nearing once again, prepared to sleep and leave their loved ones and families behind. Tyrande, who had become the First priestess of Elune, asked her love, Furion, not to leave her for Ysera’s Emerald Dream. But, Furion, honor bound to enter the changing Dreamways, bid the priestess good-bye and swore that they would never be apart so long as they held true to their love.

Tyrande, left alone to protect Kalimdor from the dangers of the new world, assembled a powerful fighting force from amongst her night elf sisters. The fearless, highly trained warrior women who pledged themselves to Kalimdor’s defense became known as the Sentinels. Though they preferred to patrol the shadowy forests of Ashenvale alone, they had many allies upon which they could call in times of urgency.

The demigod, Cenarius, remained nearby in the Moonglades of Mount Hyjal. His sons, known as the Keepers of the Grove, kept close watch on the night elves’ land and regularly helped the Sentinels maintain peace in the land. Even Cenarius’ shy daughters, the dryads, appeared in the open with increasing frequency.

Though the task of policing Ashenvale kept her busy, Tyrande felt lost and alone without Furion at her side. As the long centuries passed while the druids slept, her fears of a second demonic invasion grew more palpable. She could not shake the unnerving feeling that perhaps the Burning Legion was still out there, beyond the Great Dark of the sky plotting its revenge upon the night elves and the world of Azeroth.

Text above is taken from the Warcraft III manual
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/misc/Warcraft%20III%20Manual.pdf

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Thavirat

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - Arrival at Kalimdor
4:08 - Awakening
8:49 - Rise of the Ancients
13:10 - Night Elves Defeat
15:32 - The Night Elves’ Song

20:31 - Awakening
25:11 - Arrival at Kalimdor
29:20 - Rise of the Ancients
33:43 - The Night Elves’ Song
38:41 - Arrival at Kalimdor

42:50 - Awakening
47:30 - Rise of the Ancients
51:52 - Night Elves Defeat
54:14 - The Night Elves’ Song
59:12 - Awakening

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Orcs - Music & Ambience - Warcraft III

Everness 2019-09-06 | During the dark days of the First War, a cunning human officer named Aedelas Blackmoore found an infant orc abandoned in the wilds. The infant orc, whom Blackmoore aptly named Thrall, was taken to the prison-fortress of Durnholde. There, Blackmoore raised the young orc as a favored slave and gladiator. Intending to train the young orc to be not only a peerless warrior, but also an educated leader, Blackmoore hoped to use Thrall to take over the horde, and thereby achieve dominion over his fellow men.

Nineteen years passed and Thrall grew into a strong, quick-witted orc. Yet his young heart knew that a slave’s life was not for him. Many things had transpired in the world outside the fortress as he grew to maturity. He learned that his people, the orcs – whom he had never met – had been defeated and placed into internment camps in the human lands. Doomhammer, the leader of his people, had escaped from Lordaeron and gone into hiding. He knew that only one rogue clan still operated in secret, trying to evade the watchful eyes of the Alliance.

The resourceful yet inexperienced Thrall decided to escape from Blackmoore’s fortress and set off to find others of his kind. During his journeys Thrall visited the internment camps and found his once mighty race to be strangely cowed and lethargic. Having not found the proud warriors he hoped to discover, Thrall set out to find the last undefeated orc chieftain, Grom Hellscream.

Despite being constantly hunted by the humans, Hellscream still held onto the horde’s unquenchable will to fight. Aided only by his own devoted Warsong clan, Hellscream continued to fight an underground war against the oppression of his beleaguered people. Unfortunately, Hellscream could never find a way to rouse the captured orcs from their stupor. The impressionable Thrall, inspired by Hellscream’s idealism, developed a strong empathy for the horde and its warrior traditions.

Seeking the truth of his own origins, Thrall traveled north to find the legendary Frostwolf clan. Thrall learned that Gul’dan had exiled the Frostwolves during the early days of the First War. He also discovered that he was the son and heir of the orc hero, Durotan – the true chieftain of the Frostwolves who had been murdered in the wilds nearly twenty years before…

Under the tutelage of the venerable shaman, Drek’Thar, Thrall studied the ancient shamanistic culture of his people that had been forgotten under Gul’dan’s’ evil rule. Over time, Thrall became a powerful shaman and took his rightful place as chieftain of the exiled Frostwolves. Empowered by the elements themselves and driven to find his destiny, Thrall set off to free the captive clans and heal his race of demonic corruption.

During his travels, Thrall found the aged warchief, Orgrim Doomhammer, who had been living as a hermit for many years. Doomhammer, who had been a close friend of Thrall’s father, decided to follow the young, visionary orc and help him free the captive clans. Supported by many of the veteran chieftains, Thrall ultimately succeeded in revitalizing the horde and giving his people a new spiritual identity.

To symbolize his people’s rebirth, Thrall returned to Blackmoore’s fortress of Durnholde and put a decisive end to his former master’s plans by laying siege to the internment camps. Yet, during the liberation of one camp, Doomhammer fell in battle. Thrall took up Doomhammer’s legendary warhammer and donned his black plate-armor to become the new warchief of the horde. During the following months, Thrall’s small but volatile horde laid waste to the internment camps and stymied the Alliance’s best efforts to counter its clever strategies. Encouraged by his best friend and mentor, Grom Hellscream, Thrall worked to ensure that no orc would be cast into slavery – either by humans or demons – ever again.

Text above is taken from the Warcraft III manual
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/misc/Warcraft%20III%20Manual.pdf

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Thavirat

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - Bloodlust
5:09 - Doomhammer’s Legacy
10:25 - Temporary Alliances
15:04 - Remnants of the Horde

20:27 - Doomhammer’s Legacy
25:41 - Bloodlust
30:55 - Temporary Alliances
35:34 - Remnants of the Horde

40:55 - Bloodlust
46:08 - Doomhammer’s Legacy
51:24 - Temporary Alliances
56:03 - Remnants of the Horde

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Undead - Music & Ambience - Warcraft III

Everness 2019-09-01 | With Kel’Thuzad’s success in Lordaeron, the Lich King made the final preparations for his assault against human civilization. Placing his plague energies into a number of portable artifacts called plague cauldrons, Ner’zhul ordered Kel’Thuzad to transport the cauldrons to Lordaeron where they would be hidden within various cult-controlled villages. The cauldrons, protected by the loyal cultists, would then act as plague generators, sending the plague seeping out across the unsuspecting farmlands and cities of northern Lordaeron.

The Lich King’s plan worked perfectly. Many of Lordaeron’s northern villages were contaminated almost immediately. Just as in Northrend, the citizens who contracted the plague died and arose as the Lich King’s willing slaves. The cultists under Kel’Thuzad were eager to die and be raised again in their dark lord’s service. They exulted in the prospect of immortality through undeath. As the plague spread, more and more feral zombies arose in the northlands. Kel’Thuzad looked upon the Lich King’s growing army and named it the Scourge – for soon, it would march upon the gates of Lordaeron… and scour humanity from the face of the world.

Though the Dreadlords were pleased that Ner’zhul’s true mission had finally begun, the Lich King himself brooded within the tight, shadowy confines of the Frozen Throne. Despite his vast psychic powers and his complete dominion over the undead, he longed to be free of his icy prison. He knew that Kil’jaeden would never release him from his curse. And, due to his great power, he knew that the demons would destroy him as soon as his mission was completed.

Still, he had one chance for freedom – one chance to escape his terrible curse. If he could find a suitable host – some hapless dupe who was torn between darkness and light – he could possess that body and escape the confines of the Frozen Throne forever.

Thus, the Lich King sent his vast consciousness out once again and sought out the perfect host…

Text above is taken from the Warcraft III manual
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/misc/Warcraft%20III%20Manual.pdf

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Thavirat

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - Blight
5:06 - Arcane Echoes
10:12 - Carrion Waves
15:06 - Last Days of the Scourge
19:38 - Arcane Echoes

24:48 - Blight
29:53 - Last Days of the Scourge
34:23 - Carrion Waves
39:19 - Blight

44:25 - Arcane Echoes
49:32 - Carrion Waves
54:26 - Last Days of the Scourge
58:57 - Arcane Echoes

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Humans - Music & Ambience - Warcraft III

Everness 2019-08-25 | After nearly thirteen years of peace, the rumors of war began to circulate once again. The King’s agents reported that a young, upstart warchief had arisen and rallied the few remaining orc clans into an elite fighting force. The young warchief was intent on tearing down the internment camps and freeing his people from their bondage. The “new horde” as it was dubbed, had brazenly attacked the northern city of Stratholme in an attempt to rescue one of its captured warriors. The horde even destroyed Durnholde – the fortress that oversaw the security of the internment camps – and murdered the officers who ran it. King Terenas sent Uther and his paladins to quell the warchief’s uprising, but the crafty orcs could never be found. The young warchief proved to be something of a tactical genius – and evaded Uther’s best efforts to corral his hit and run attacks.

Amidst the strain of the new orc uprising, King Terenas was disturbed to hear ill news on another front. Rumor held that a number of supposed “death cults” had formed in the northern provinces. The cults attracted the disenfranchised and disheartened citizens of Lordaeron, offering them “eternal life” on earth as an alternative to servitude to the King. After many years of peace and quiet, King Terenas knew that troubles were only just beginning for his land. He took some comfort in the fact that Lordaeron had endured every trial that had ever come its way – and that its defenders, both new and old, would see it safely through to a new dawn…

Text above is taken from the Warcraft III manual
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/misc/Warcraft%20III%20Manual.pdf

Original thumbnail artwork by Justin Thavirat

Music composed by Tracy W. Bush, Derek Duke, Jason Hayes, Glenn Stafford and Victor Crews

0:00 - Blackrock & Roll
4:33 - Lordaeron Fall
8:30 - Frostmourne
13:20 - Last Days of the Alliance
18:08 - Lordaeron Fall

22:05 - Blackrock & Roll
26:38 - Last Days of the Alliance
31:26 - Frostmourne
36:17 - Blackrock & Roll
40:50 - Lordaeron Fall

44:48 - Frostmourne
49:38 - Last Days of the Alliance
54:26 - Lordaeron Fall
58:23 - Blackrock & Roll

©2002 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Reign of Chaos, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Redridge Mountains - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-08-16 | Geographically, the Redridge Mountains form the spine of the continent of Azeroth, although its many limbs and valleys have come to be known by separate, often ominous names such as Deadwind Pass and the Burning Steppes.

Although claimed by the humans, the dwarven Dark Iron clan founded its own kingdom in the northern reaches, fleeing defeat in the War of the Three Hammers. Summoning the Firelord Ragnaros to aid them, their leader Thaurissan inadvertently caused the eruption of a new, immense volcano; Blackrock Mountain. This not only destroyed his clan's new city, but utterly devastated the ecology of northern Redridge, forever leaving it an ash-choked wasteland.

The humans of Stormwind remained dominant in the unblemished southern ranges. Now a much smaller region, the Redridge Mountains were eventually conquered by the Orcish Horde in the First War, in which the southern kingdom was forced into exile. The humans eventually returned triumphant and began rebuilding their former holdings. Yet the orcs of the Blackrock and Black Tooth Grin clans would also return, this new "Dark Horde" plaguing the town of Lakeshire from their former stronghold of Blackrock Mountain.

Eventually, the orcs allied with the wicked human warlock Morganth and his Shadowhide gnoll lackeys, and seized the eastern half of Redridge, capturing the castle of Stonewatch Keep before the events of World of Warcraft. Weakened by political turmoil in Stormwind, Lakeshire was left with little military aid to fend off the encroaching orcs.

The region remains heavily contested to this day. Desperate, the people of Redridge seek help from outside sources, recruiting passing adventurers to help in the defense of Lakeshire and the liberation of Stonewatch.

Text above is taken from Wowpedia article about Redridge Mountains zone:
wow.gamepedia.com/Redridge_Mountains

0:00 - Forest Day 3
1:08 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
2:00 - Western Plaguelands Day C1
2:53 - Shadows 4
4:06 - Forest Day 2

5:22 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
6:15 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
7:07 - Western Plaguelands Night C2
8:00 - Forest Day 1
8:57 - Shadows 1

10:31 - Western Plaguelands Night A2
11:23 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
12:17 - Western Plaguelands Night C1
13:10 - Forest Day 3
14:18 - Shadows 3

15:13 - Mystery 4
16:20 - Shadows 2
16:53 - Western Plaguelands Day C1
17:47 - Forest Day 2
19:02 - Western Plaguelands Night B2

19:54 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
20:45 - Shadows 5
21:48 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
22:40 - Forest Day 1
23:39 - Mystery 1

24:42 - Western Plaguelands Night C2
25:35 - Western Plaguelands Night B1
26:28 - Forest Day 3
27:36 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
28:29 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

29:21 - Shadows 4
30:35 - Forest 2
31:50 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
32:43 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
33:36 - Western Plaguelands Night C2

34:28 - Forest Day 1
35:26 - Shadows 1
37:00 - Western Plaguelands Night A2
37:52 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
38:45 - Western Plaguelands Night C1

39:38 - Forest Day 3
40:46 - Shadows 3
41:42 - Mystery 3
42:48 - Shadows 2
43:21 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

44:14 - Forest Day 2
45:29 - Western Plaguelands Night B2
46:22 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
47:13 - Shadows 5

48:16 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
49:08 - Forest Day 1
50:06 - Mystery 2
51:05 - Western Plaguelands Night C2

52:00 - Western Plaguelands Night B1
52:54 - Forest Day 3
54:02 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
54:56 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

55:49 - Shadows 4
57:03 - Forest Day 2
58:18 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
59:11 - Western Plaguelands Day A1

Forest composed by Jason Hayes.

Western Plaguelands Composed by Glenn Stafford.

Shadows and Mystery composed by Russell Brower.

Argus - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-08-05 | Argus was once ruled by the Second Duumvirate, consisting of Velen and Kil'jaeden. During this time, the sorcerer Thal'kiel and his order of eredar mages, the Wakeners, began using summoning magics to conjure demons from the Twisting Nether. Velen condemned Thal'kiel's new summonings and ordered him never to conjure them again. However, with the support of these entities, Thal'kiel hoped to become the sole ruler of Argus. His trusted apprentice, Archimonde, informed Velen and Kil'jaeden of the planned coup. Archimonde was placed in charge of the attack on the Wakeners' hidden stronghold and decapitated his former master himself. Archimonde would later rise to rule Argus alongside Velen and Kil'jaeden, and the three eredar wisely ruled the planet for many years. Mac'Aree was the most sacred of the cities on Argus.

Eventually, Argus attracted the attention of Sargeras. He offered the eredar a deal: in exchange for their loyalty, he would give them power undreamed of by all races. Kil'jaeden and Archimonde were quick to accept the offer, but Velen had a vision of the future: the eredar would be transformed into demons under the rule of Sargeras. His advice to Kil'jaeden and Archimonde went unheeded, and he desperately sought a solution to this dilemma.

Eventually, Velen was contacted by a race of divine energy beings called the naaru, and he fled with his followers, renaming his people the draenei, or "exiled ones", while Kil'jaeden, Archimonde and the rest of the eredar became the feared, insidious sorcerers and tacticians of the Burning Legion. As the draenei fled, the world was devoured by the Legion. After Argus fell, Sargeras ordered a temple of darkness to be built deep within the planet's core. Little is known of it, for only the titan's most devoted acolytes are given sigils that permit entrance.

Text above is taken from the Argus Wowpedia page:
wow.gamepedia.com/Argus

0:00 - Argus 1-1H
1:47 - Ancient Eredar H
4:03 - Vindicaar Over Krokuun 6
5:36 - Argus 2-1H
6:50 - Argus 2-2A

8:55 - Mac’Aree Kil’jaeden 4
10:16 - Argus 1-2A
11:45 - Ancient Eredar B
13:13 - Baleful Night H
14:45 - Xe’ra H

16:36 - Argus 1-1C
18:23 - Mac’Aree Void Full 1
19:51 - Mac’Aree Void Medium 3
21:16 - Argus 2-1A
22:29 - Ancient Eredar F

24:36 - Krokuun Xenedar Landing 3
27:00 - Argus 2-2D
29:56 - Argus 1-2H
31:26 - Vindicaar Over Mac’Aree 2
32:59 - Argus 1-1B

34:46 - Ancient Eredar D
36:21 - Argus 2-1C
37:35 - Mac’Aree Kil’jaeden 5
39:26 - Mac’Aree Void Medium 4
42:18 - Mac’Aree Void Full 2

43:45 - Ancient Eredar A
45:52 - Argus 1-2C
47:21 - Baleful Night A
48:50 - Xe’ra A
50:42 - Argus 1-1A

52:29 - Ancient Eredar C
54:03 - Argus 2-1B
55:17 - Argus 2-2H
57:23 - Argus 1-2B
58:52 - Ancient Eredar E

Xe’ra, Xenedar Landing and Baleful Night composed by Russell Brower

Ancient Eredar and Vindicaar composed by Neal Acree

Mac’Aree tracks composed by Clint Bajakian

Argus composed by Glenn Stafford

Tiragarde Sound - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-07-28 | The region of Tiragarde Sound serves as the heart of Kul Tiras. Nearly bisected by the capital city of Boralus, the land is rich with wildlife in the hills and mountains to the north and south, and its people enjoy the bounty of the oceans to the south, east, and west. It is a realm of people in touch with both the land and the sea.

You’ll find many more estates and ports to explore throughout Tiragarde Sound. You’ll soon discover the situation among the nobility is becoming explosive, and you’ll need to seek out the source of it all.

To the northwest of Boralus lie the green rolling hills of Norwington Estate, where you’ll be able to delve into Kul Tiran culture, take part in their festival, and embark on a tour. Animal husbandry and horsemanship are important disciplines to the Kul Tirans, many of whom are skilled riders and falconers.

Further north you’ll encounter the Roughnecks, who are responsible for training the gryphons used by the Kul Tirans. You’ll need your cold-weather gear if you plan to trudge into the Waning Glacier and brave the bitter cold winds that blow through its crenellated passages.

While they’re renowned for their naval prowess, the people of Tiragarde Sound are accomplished hunters as well, even going so far as to seek out the terrifying monsters that lurk in the depths of the Great Sea. Those who enjoy a little hunting and fishing will want to visit Kennings Lodge south of Boralus, and there’s plenty of opportunity to seek out game in a land where wild Fjord Mustangs run free—there’s something for everyone here.

Further south, you won’t find a bigger hive of scum and villainy than Freehold. It’s populated by pirates, scoundrels, and those who claim to seek to live free of Kul Tiran control. These scoundrels pose a growing threat to the ruling families of Kul Tiras and are due to be reined in before it’s too late.

Text above is taken from “Tiragarde Sound Visitor’s Guide,” the official zone preview:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21952595/battle-for-azeroth-tiragarde-sound-visitor-s-guide

Original thumbnail art by Phillip Zhiang: artstation.com/artwork/GXqvBB

Music composed by David Arkenstone and Leo Kaliski (Kul Tiras), Glenn Stafford (Sirensong, Outlaw Harbor, Freehold), Sam Cardon (House Ashvane)

0:00 [OST] Time & Tide
6:13 Kul Tiras Sky Night 6
8:32 Kul Tiras Peaks Night 2
9:50 Kul Tiras Stone B
12:22 Siren Song C
13:24 Outlaw Harbor A
16:21 Freehold A
18:09 Kul Tiras Sky D
20:22 Kul Tiras Peaks Night 4
21:35 Kul Tiras Stone Day 10
22:45 Kul Tiras Stone Night 4
23:53 Siren Song A
24:59 House Ashvane H
26:52 Kul Tiras Sky Day 6
28:01 Kul Tiras Peaks Night 5
29:15 Kul Tiras Stone Day 11
30:23 Kul Tiras Sky Day 7
32:41 Outlaw Harbor B
35:32 Freehold H
37:37 Kul Tiran Peaks Day 9
38:53 Kul Tiras Sky Day 5
40:27 Kul Tiras Stone Night 3
41:37 Siren Song D
42:42 House Ashvane A
44:32 Kul Tiras Sky Day 4
46:40 Kul Tiras Stone Day 3
47:53 Kul Tiras Peaks Night 6
49:15 Kul Tiras Sky Night 1
50:48 Outlaw Harbor C
53:45 Freehold B
55:50 Kul Tiras Stone Night 7
57:01 Siren Song B
58:02 Kul Tiras Sky Day 3
59:06 Kul Tiras Peaks Night 5

Emerald Nightmare - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-07-23 | The Emerald Dream was created by the titans as a blueprint for Azeroth itself - a verdant and perfect mirror that reflects the state of nature had it remained unspoiled by so-called civilization. For many years, the druids and keepers who are closest to nature have noticed signs of an unsettling presence stirring within the Dream. Spurred on by the Legion and Nightmare Lord Xavius, that creeping corruption has now burst forth, and will engulf all of Azeroth if it is not rooted out at its source.

0:00 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral H
2:19 - Emerald Nightmare C
4:31 - Emerald Nightmare I
6:13 - Emerald Nightmare E
6:49 - Emerald Nightmare M

8:24 - Emerald Nightmare Synth H
10:35 - Emerald Nightmare J
12:18 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral A
13:32 - Emerald Nightmare K
15:30 - Emerald Nightmare D

17:30 - Emerald Nightmare F
18:07 - Emerald Nightmare Synth A
20:01 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral B
21:08 - Emerald Nightmare G
23:05 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral H

25:24 - Emerald Nightmare C
27:37 - Emerald Nightmare I
29:19 - Emerald Nightmare E
29:55 - Emerald Nightmare M
31:29 - Emerald Nightmare Synth H

33:41 - Emerald Nightmare J
35:24 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral A
36:37 - Emerald Nightmare K
38:35 - Emerald Nightmare D

40:36 - Emerald Nightmare F
41:13 - Emerald Nightmare Synth A
43:07 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral B
44:14 - Emerald Nightmare G

46:11 - Emerald Nightmare Orchestral H
48:30 - Emerald Nightmare C
50:42 - Emerald Nightmare I
52:24 - Emerald Nightmare E

53:00 - Emerald Nightmare M
54:35 - Emerald Nightmare Synth H
56:46 - Emerald Nightmare J
58:27 - Emerald Nightmare K

All songs composed by Sam Cardon

Mechagon Island - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-07-08 | A mystery awaits that is of particular interest to the gnomes and goblins. A previously closed vault in Kul Tiras has opened and within it a radio transmitter sends a signal for help and points to a new land to explore, Mechagon. This is an ancient lost city of the gnomes. The beginning of the adventure is within the Junker Wastes where heroes will be beset by death robots, but there are potential allies nearby. Hunted by robots themselves, the mechagnomes introduce you to a whole new society and take you to where higher cast gnomes live who have dedicated themselves to their king and have embraced robotics.

King Mechagon has a vision to return anyone of flesh into more pure robotic parts and it's up to you to put a stop to him.

Text above is taken from the official “What’s Next Panel Recap” page from November, 2018:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/22646758

Original thumbnail art by Jordan Powers: artstation.com/artwork/kDB5vd
Banner sketches by Jordan Powers and Sukjoo Choi

Music composed by Peter McConnell (Junker Gnomes, Workshop), Leo Kaliski (Junker Gnomes, Workshop, Kul Tiran Human, Kul Tiras Stone, Kul Tiras Sky, Classic Battle), David Arkenstone (Kul Tiras Sky, Kul Tiras Stone, Kul Tiran Human), Sam Cardon (Kul Tiran Human, Vows), Glenn Stafford (Siren Song, Classic Battle), and Russell Brower (Shadows)

0:00 Workshop 1H
1:11 Junker Gnomes 1B
2:43 Workshop 1C
4:19 Junker Gnomes 1H
6:29 Workshop 1D
7:57 Kul Tiran Human 1D
9:24 Kul Tiran Human 2E
10:47 Kul Tiras Sky Night 1
12:21 [Cataclysm] Shadows 1
13:54 [Warlords of Draenor] Vows C1
15:21 Junker Gnomes 1A
16:52 Workshop 1B
18:22 Junker Gnomes 1D
19:50 Junker Gnomes 1E
21:26 Workshop 1A
23:00 Junker Gnomes 1C
24:30 Siren Song A
25:35 Kul Tiras Stone Night 9
26:47 [Warlords of Draenor] Vows D2
28:13 [Cataclysm] Shadows 5
29:17 Junker Gnomes 1H
31:27 Workshop 1D
32:56 Junker Gnomes 1B
34:28 Workshop 1C
36:04 Kul Tiran Human 1E
37:16 Classic Battle E
38:50 Junker Gnomes 1E
40:26 Workshop 1B
41:56 [Cataclysm] Shadows 3
42:51 [Warlords of Draenor] Vows C2
44:33 Junker Gnomes 1A
46:05 Workshop 1D
47:35 Junker Gnomes 1D
49:02 Workshop 1A
50:33 Kul Tiran Human 1D
51:59 Kul Tiran Human 2E
53:22 Kul Tiras Sky Night 1
54:57 Siren Song C
55:57 Junker Gnomes 1B
57:30 Workshop 1C
59:07 Junker Gnomes 1H

#WorldofWarcarft #Mechagon #Mechagnomes

The Hall of Shadows - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-06-23 | Rogues fend for themselves, looking for fights in which they dictate the terms. They’re the shadows in the night that remain unseen until the right moment comes to strike - then they dispatch an opponent with quick blade work or a deadly toxin snuck acutely into the bloodstream. Rogues are opportunistic thieves, bandits, and assassins, but there’s an unparalleled art to what they do.

One of the favorite tools of the assassin is a pair of daggers coated with vicious poisons. The damage they inflict is deceiving at first - the initial wounds often seem survivable, even superficial. Then the toxins set about their business. Wounds don’t close, and blood loss continues unabated. Assassins begin their work stealthily, choosing their targets and methods of engagement carefully - but once committed to a course of action, they stick to their target until the job is done rather than disappearing into the shadows to avoid their quarry’s blows.

Outlaw rogues are the unscrupulous scoundrels of Azeroth. Operating outside the law, they bend the rules and distort the truth to get what they need. While they share plenty in common with other rogues, these outlaws have little use for tact or discretion, happy to engage in a tavern brawl or spontaneous duel, rarely patient enough to wait in stealth for the opportune time to engage. To survive in such a world, outlaws must become master swordsmen in toe-to-toe combat - and they can’t shy away from fighting dirty. If blade fails to cut too deeply, the outlaw takes advantage of a concealed pistol, catching the enemy by surprise with a quick blast.

Text above is taken from the official Legion class preview page for Rogues:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-gb/news/19955666/legion-class-preview-series-rogue

0:00 - Dalaran Sewers H1
2:14 - Fangs of the Father AH1
4:17 - Fangs of the Father B2
5:22 - Dalaran Sewers 2A
7:57 - Dalaran Sewers 1B

9:35 - Fangs of the Father C2
10:59 - Fangs of the Father A1
12:38 - Fangs of the Father B1
13:59 - Dalaran Sewers 2H
16:37 - Dalaran Sewers 1A

18:50 - Fangs of the Father A2
20:30 - Fangs of the Father C4
21:36 - Dalaran Sewers 2B
23:50 - Dalaran Sewers 1C
25:03 - Fangs of the Father B3

26:05 - Fangs of the Father A3
27:40 - Fangs of the Father C3
28:58 - Dalaran Sewers 1H
31:12 - Fangs of the Father AH1
33:16 - Fangs of the Father B2

34:20 - Dalaran Sewers 2A
36:55 - Dalaran Sewers 1B
38:34 - Fangs of the Father C2
39:57 - Fangs of the Father A1
41:36 - Fangs of the Father B1

42:58 - Dalaran Sewers 2H
45:36 - Dalaran Sewers 1A
47:48 - Fangs of the Father A2
49:28 - Fangs of the Father C4
50:34 - Dalaran Sewers 2B

52:48 - Dalaran Sewers 1C
54:01 - Fangs of the Father B3
55:04 - Fangs of the Father A3
56:38 - Fangs of the Father C3
57:56 - Dalaran Sewers 2A

All songs composed by Neal Acree.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Ironforge - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-06-17 | Carved into the stone heart of Khaz Modan, the mighty city of Ironforge is a testament to the dwarves’ strength and resilience. During the Second War between orcs and humans, many dwarven strongholds fell to the onslaught of the Horde, yet Ironforge was never breached. Now ruled over by the Council of Three Hammers, the city has entered into a tense and potentially violent era. Yet should the council rule with equality and justice, this new period in Ironforge’s history might very well be its greatest.

Text above is taken from the official racial description page:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/game/races/dwarf

0:00 - Ironforge Intro
1:29 - Dark Ironforge 4
3:15 - Ironforge 4
4:29 - Dark Ironforge 6
6:17 - Ironforge 1

8:17 - Dark Ironforge 5
9:04 - Dark Ironforge 7
10:40 - Mystery 4
11:46 - [OST] Stonefire
14:29 - Ironforge 3

15:54 - Tinkertown Intro
16:50 - Dark Ironforge 1
19:27 - Ironforge 2
20:19 - Dark Ironforge 2
21:30 - Ironforge Intro

22:59 - Dark Ironforge 4
24:45 - Ironforge 4
25:58 - Mystery 1
27:02 - Dark Ironforge 6
28:50 - Ironforge 1

30:50 - [OST] Thunderbrew
32:54 - Dark Ironforge 3
33:50 - Dark Ironforge 7
35:26 - Ironforge 3
36:51 - Tinkertown Intro

37:47 - Dark Ironforge 1
40:22 - Mystery 3
41:28 - Ironforge 2
42:20 - Dark Ironforge 2
43:31 - Ironforge Intro

45:00 - Dark Ironforge 4
46:45 - Ironforge 4
47:59 - Dark Ironforge 6
49:47 - [OST] Shady Rest
52:27 - Mystery 2

53:25 - Ironforge 1
55:25 - Dark Ironforge 5
56:10 - Dark Ironforge 7
57:46 - Dark Ironforge 1

Ironforge composed by Brian Farr and Glenn Stafford. I think.

Dark Ironforge and Mystery composed by Russell Brower.

Stonefire, Thunderbrew and Shady Rest composed by David Arkenstone.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

The Deb of Night Radio Mix – Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

Everness 2019-06-14 | "Hello LA, you're up way past your bedtime, aren't you? Hope you've slipped into something comfortable, I know I have... If you're new to town or just new to this whole radio thing, you're listening to The Deb of Night, the only girl who will spend the night with you and leave first thing in the morning, guaranteed."

0:00 - The Deb of Night 1
2:49 - Commercial Break
5:33 - "Isolated" by Chiasm

10:32 - The Deb of Night 2
12:47 - "Smaller God' by Darling Violetta

16:45 - The Deb of Night 3
21:18 - Commercial Break
23:26 - "Lecher Bitch" by Genitorturers

26:49 - The Deb of Night 4
29:53 - Commercial Break
32:15 - "Cain" by Tiamat

37:02 - The Deb of Night 5
43:22 - Commercial Break
44:50 - "Swamped" by Lacuna Coil

Deb of Night voiced by Karis Campbell.

Sound effects and design by Jason Freedman and Rik Schaffer.

Tuskarr (Northrend) - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-06-10 | "Through sunsets beyond counting, the tusked people have dwelled here in the land of ice. We have lived on the bounty of the sea. We have grown fat on the meat of the antlered ones. The sea and land has given us life. Some seek to take the sea from us. The giant raiders have invaded our sacred place on the shore. Some seek to take the land from us. The finned hunters squat upon the plains and devour the antlered ones themselves. We are hunters, too. We are fighters. We can fight for the sea and the land."

- Mystic Tomkin

0:00 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le 1
2:09 - [Howling Fjord] Kamagua Day 1
3:42 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le Day 3
4:19 - [Borean Tundra] Kaskala Day 2

5:34 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le Day 2
6:36 - [Borean Tundra] Kaskala Night 1
8:12 - [Dragonblight] Night 2
9:15 - [Howling Fjord] Kamagua Night 1

10:52 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le Day 1
13:01 - [Borean Tundra] Kaskala Day 1
14:36 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le 2
15:39 - [Howling Fjord] Kamagua Day 2

16:35 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le Night 1
18:46 - [Dragonblight] Indu’le Night 3
19:24 - [Borean Tundra] Kaskala Night 2
20:20 - [Howling Fjord] Kamagua Night 2

And then it repeats three times.

All songs composed by Derek Duke.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Western Plaguelands and the Scholomance - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-06-02 | The area now called the Western Plaguelands was a beautiful forested farmland east of Tirisfal Glades stretching from Lordaeron in the west to the Eastweald in the east. The town of Hearthglen was the seat of the regional administration, while the town of Andorhal was the center of grain distribution in Lordaeron's northern provinces.

Knowing that the quickest way to spread the Plague of Undeath would be via the grain exported from Andorhal, the necromancer Kel'Thuzad and his Cult of the Damned infected the grain with the Plague, and set up four massive plague cauldrons in the fields of the area's four largest farmsteads. As Lordaeron collapsed, the farmlands and the forests began to die. The trees in the Plaguelands pulsate with tumor-like growths, and the needles of the pines are a sickly brown. With the Kingdom collapsed, the Scarlet Crusade attempted to salvage what little of their lands remained, taking possession of Mardenholde Keep in Hearthglen as a regional headquarters. Some time later after the fall of the Scarlet Crusade and the war in Outland, the fight against the Scourge was brought to Northrend and victory claimed by the Ashen Verdict, the town of Hearthglen was reclaimed by its former lord and the leader of Argent Crusade, Tirion Fordring; it now serves as a main base of operations and training ground for the Argent Crusaders in Lordaeron.

Despite being where the Plague took hold in Lordaeron, the Western Plaguelands were in surprisingly better condition (though still quite dead) than the Eastern Plaguelands. It may be one of the factors that helped the Cenarion Circle nurse the majority of this land to its former state.

Text above is taken from the Western Plaguelands Wowpedia page:
wow.gamepedia.com/Western_Plaguelands

0:00 - Western Plaguelands Day A1 and Day C1
1:37 - Volcanic Day 1
2:52 - Cursed 2
4:18 - Volcanic Night 2
5:26 - Western Plaguelands Night A1 and Night C1

7:03 - Ghosts 3
8:33 - Scholomance 9
10:06 - Scholomance 2
11:16 - Western Plaguelands Night A2
12:08 - Volcanic Day 2

13:39 - Volcanic Night 1
14:53 - Cursed 4
16:12 - Haunted 2 (Classic)
17:14 - Western Plaguelands Night C2
18:07 - Scholomance 1 and 8

20:15 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
21:08 - Volcanic Day 1
22:22 - Volcanic Night 2
23:28 - Western Plaguelands Night B1
24:21 - Scholomance 6

25:46 - Haunted 1 (Classic)
26:51 - Cursed 6
28:14 - Western Plaguelands Day A1 and Day C1
29:51 - Volcanic Day 2
31:22 - Scholomance 11

32:21 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
33:14 - Scholomance 5
34:24 - Volcanic Night 1
35:38 - Cursed 8
37:00 - Haunted 2 (Cataclysm)

39:08 - Scholomance 12
40:54 - Western Plaguelands Night A1 and Night C1
42:32 - Volcanic Day 1
43:46 - Volcanic Night 2

44:52 - Western Plaguelands Night B2
45:45 - Scholomance 10
47:10 - Cursed 2
48:38 - Ghosts 3

50:06 - Scholomance 4
51:27 - Scholomance 7
52:43 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
53:37 - Volcanic Day 2

55:07 - Volcanic Night 1
56:22 - Cursed 4
57:40 - Scholomance 3
58:42 - Western Plaguelands Night A1 and Night C1

Scholomance and Haunted (Cataclysm) composed by Russell Brower.

Volcanic and Haunted (Classic) composed by Jason Hayes.

Western Plaguelands composed by Glenn Stafford.

Cursed composed by Derek Duke.

Ghosts composed by Neal Acree.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines – Music & Ambience – Macabre Mix

Everness 2019-05-29 | A custom tracklist of atmospheric ambience tunes for when you need to focus on something other than the voices in your head.

0:00 - Creepy Ambience 1
2:18 - Disturbed and Twisted
6:46 - Disturbed and Twisted Combat
9:06 - Creepy Ambience 2
13:01 - Dreamscape 2

20:22 - Dangerous Places
24:45 - Creepy Ambience 3
28:17 - Luckee Star
29:34 - Dreamscape 1
37:04 - Creepy Ambience Combat

39:25 - Hollywood Explore
41:50 - Moldy Old World
44:34 - The Crypt
46:53 - Dark Asia
50:42 - Dark Asia Combat

And then it repeats a couple of times.

Composed by Rik Schaffer.

Sound effects and design by Jason Freedman and Rik Schaffer.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines – Music & Ambience

Everness 2019-05-22 | 0:00 - Main Theme
3:23 - Santa Monica Theme
8:28 - Creepy Ambience 1
10:46 - [Unused] Festival
18:10 - [Unused] Selfless Doubt

23:33 - Disturbed and Twisted
28:02 - Disturbed and Twisted Combat
30:22 - General Combat
32:40 - [Unused] Clean
35:54 - [Unused] Edward’s Theme

41:28 - [Unused] The LaCroix Dream
44:27 - Downtown Theme
48:52 - Creepy Ambience 2
52:49 - [Unused] Innocence Once Lost
56:26 - [Unused] Dreamscape 2

1:03:47 - [Unused] Time Eternal
1:07:36 - [Unused] Downtown Theme Alternative
1:13:20 - Dangerous Places
1:17:36 - Dangerous Places Combat
1:20:42 - [Unused] This World Then The Next

1:25:05 - Hollywood Theme
1:30:45 - Creepy Ambience 3
1:34:17 - Luckee Star
1:35:32 - [Unused] Vesuvius Alternative
1:39:25 - Vesuvius

1:41:21 - [Unused] Dreamscape 1
1:48:51 - [Unused] Hollywood Exploration
1:51:16 - [Unused] Poinsettia
1:57:03 - [Unused] Hollywood Theme Alternative
2:00:19 - Chinatown Theme

2:06:30 - Creepy Ambience Combat
2:08:50 - Dark Asia
2:12:39 - Dark Asia Combat
2:15:08 - China Boss Battle
2:17:14 - [Unused] Tikal Jungle

2:21:38 - Moldy Old World
2:24:21 - The Crypt
2:26:40 - The Crypt Combat
2:29:04 - [Unused] Open Season
2:33:15 - [Unused] To Live Forever

2:38:30 - Mission Impossible
2:43:31 - Mission Impossible Combat
2:46:25 - [Unused] All That Could Ever Be
2:52:57 - [Unused] Come Around

Composed by Rik Schaffer.

Sound effects and design by Jason Freedman and Rik Schaffer.

Tracks marked [Unused] were restored by the Unofficial Patch, a community project led by Wesp5, and something that is being developed to this very day, almost fifteen years after the original game was released. More information can be found here:
vtmb.fandom.com/wiki/Unofficial_Patch
moddb.com/mods/vtmb-unofficial-patch

The tracklist itself loosely follows the order in which you can hear the music by playing through the game yourself, with only minor alterations (partially because of the nonlinear nature of the game, and also because of the changes in the Unofficial Patch). The visuals are tied to the audio in a similar manner.

Speaking of visuals, I wanted to make the beginning of the video a bit more dynamic so I edited a couple of in-game cutscenes (which is all of them, even after all the restoration efforts made by the community over the years) together with little pieces of gameplay to add to the beat of the main theme. Looks kinda amateurish, but I still like it, considering the limitations. And the last video segment is just the beginning of the credit sequence because I literally ran out of interesting or scenic places to show.

Skyrim - Music & Ambience

Everness 2019-04-18 | Two hundred years have passed since the events of the Oblivion Crisis, and it is now 4E 201. The High King of Skyrim has been killed, and the threat of Civil War looms over the land of Skyrim. One side wishes to secede from the weakened Third Empire, while the other wishes to remain a part of it. To make matters worse, this schism is the final event in a prophecy foretold by the Elder Scrolls that will lead to the return of the dragons under Alduin, the Nordic god of destruction.

Original thumbnail artwork by Daniel Kvasznicza: artstation.com/artwork/bdva

Music composed by Jeremy Soule

0:00 From Past to Present
5:02 Unbroken Road
11:26 Ancient Stones
16:09 The City Gates
19:56 Silent Footsteps
22:47 Dragonsreach
25:06 Under an Ancient Sun
28:41 Masser
34:46 Distant Horizon
38:39 Dawn
42:37 The Jerall Mountains
45:55 Unnamed Cave music piece (not present on the OST album)
48:30 Secunda
50:35 Imperial Throne
52:51 Frostfall
56:15 Into Darkness
59:07 Kyne’s Peace
1:02:56 Unbound (not present in the game)
1:04:27 Far Horizon
1:09:53 A Winter’s Tale
1:13:13 The Bannered Mare
1:15:45 The Streets of Whiterun
1:19:50 The White River
1:23:17 Silence Unbroken
1:25:39 Standing Stones
1:32:16 Beneath the Ice
1:36:25 Tundra
1:40:14 Journey’s End
1:44:20 A Chance Meeting
1:47:32 Out of the Cold
1:50:34 Around the Fire
1:53:48 Shadows and Echoes
1:56:06 Aurora
2:03:26 Towers and Shadows
2:05:49 Solitude
2:08:00 The Gathering Storm
2:10:53 Sky Above, Voice Within
2:14:48 Death in the Darkness
2:17:21 Shattered Shields
2:20:01 Wind Guide You

#Skyrim #ElderScrolls #JeremySoule

Kun-Lai Summit - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-02-15 | Chill winds lash this snowy mountain region, site of a breathtaking temple complex devoted to the powerful spirit of the White Tiger, Xuen. Among Kun-Lai's denizens are members of the Shado-Pan - an elite order of highly disciplined pandaren fighters dedicated to protecting their empire from any threat.

Text above is taken from "The Art of World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria" official art book.

0:00 - [OST] Shado-Pan (edited)
5:17 - Shado-Pan AH3
8:10 - Shado-Pan BH1
10:08 - Vale of Eternal Blossoms DH1
11:22 - Monk Windwalker A2

13:23 - Monk Windwalker AH2
14:46 - Shado-Pan A2
15:48 - Spirits A4
17:14 - Kun-Lai Summit CH2
18:34 - Shado-Pan AH1

19:51 - Jinyu DH1
21:10 - Shado-Pan A1
22:08 - Mogu BH1 & B5
25:34 - Vale of Eternal Blossoms DH3
26:29 - Kun-Lai Summit AH3

27:49 - Kun-Lai Summit BH1
30:26 - Spirits A1
31:21 - Monk Windwalker A2
32:59 - Kun-Lai Summit AH1
33:51 - Mogu B6

35:14 - Shado-Pan BH2
36:31 - Monk Windwalker A3
38:08 - Kun-Lai Summit AH2
39:16 - Vale of Eternal Blossoms DH4
40:08 - Jinyu Night DH1

41:31 - Kun-Lai Summit CH1
42:44 - Spirits A2
43:58 - Mogu B4
45:04 - Shado-Pan AH2

46:09 - Kun-Lai Summit CH2
47:29 - Kun-Lai Summit AH4
48:18 - Monk Windwalker A3
49:29 - Monk Windwalker A4

50:43 - Vale of Eternal Blossoms CH2
51:15 - Shado-Pan BH1
53:12 - Kun-Lai Summit AH3
54:32 - Spirits A3

55:39 - Mogu B1
57:10 - Jinyu DH1
58:29 - Kun-Lai Summit AH2
59:35 - Kun-Lai Summit AH1

Shado-Pan composed by Sam Cardon, Russell Brower, and Jeremy Soule.

Vale of Eternal Blossoms composed by Jeremy Soule and Neal Acree.

Monk Windwalker composed by Neal Acree and Russell Brower.

Kun-Lai Summit composed by Jeremy Soule and Sam Cardon.

Mogu and Spirits composed by Russell Brower.

Jinyu composed by Edo Guidotti.

Feralas - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-02-11 | Feralas is a trackless wilderness of uncharted rainforest, with practically every inch of it under control of ogres. Unlike its barren neighbors to the north, south, and east, it’s a lush jungle. Both the Horde and Alliance lay claim to the area and have to contend with powerful local forces. These include the bloodthirsty Gordunni ogres who control a number of scattered ancient elven ruins, including the vast ruined city now known as Dire Maul. The ogres have desecrated and defiled much of Feralas, damaging the land with their taint. The Horde in particular is concerned with the unchecked expansion of the Gordunni and has put out a call for adventurers to aid the war effort against them. Feralas is also home to a number of Woodpaw gnolls and Grimtotem tauren, members of which are hunted by order of Belgrom Rockmaul in Orgrimmar. The far western islands are crawling with naga and recently several silithid hives have been spotted. Feralas is also the location of one of the four Great Trees leading to the Emerald Dream.

Text above is taken from Feralas Wowpedia page:
wow.gamepedia.com/Feralas

0:00 - Feralas 1
1:25 - Night Elves 2
2:54 - Enchanted Forest 5
4:08 - Feralas 3
5:34 - Grove of the Ancients 4

6:39 - Feralas 6
8:04 - Tauren 1
9:23 - Ruins of Auberdine 1
11:06 - [Caverns of Time] Hyjal 2
12:17 - Feralas 4

13:44 - Ghosts 3
15:13 - Moonglade 7
16:45 - Grove of the Ancients 3
17:49 - Enchanted Forest 4
18:52 - Feralas 5

20:15 - Barrow Dens 3
21:21 - Feralas 7
22:48 - Tauren 2
24:02 - Night Elves 3
25:31 - Enchanted Forest 2

26:38 - Ruins of Auberdine 2
28:01 - Moonglade 6
29:19 - Feralas 2
30:46 - [Caverns of Time] Hyjal 1
31:54 - Grove of the Ancients 4

32:58 - Feralas 3
34:26 - Ruins of Auberdine 1
36:08 - Night Elves 2
37:37 - Feralas 5
38:58 - Grove of the Ancients 3

40:03 - Enchanted Forest 3
44:01 - Barrow Dens 3
45:05 - Moonglade 5
46:32 - Haunted 2
48:39 - Feralas 6

50:04 - Tauren 1
51:21 - [Caverns of Time] Hyjal 4
52:45 - Grove of the Ancients 4
53:49 - Ruins of Auberdine 2

55:14 - Enchanted Forest 1
56:07 - Feralas 1
57:32 - Night Elves 3
59:02 - Feralas 8

Night Elves, Ruins of Auberdine, Grove of the Ancients and Ghosts composed by Neal Acree.

Barrow Dens, Moonglade and Haunted composed by Russell Brower.

Feralas and Tauren composed by David Arkenstone.

Enchanted Forest composed by Jason Hayes.

Hyjal composed by Derek Duke.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Netherlight Temple - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-02-05 | After spending much of their lives in temples studying ancient doctrine, preaching the tenets of their faith, and pledging their full devotion to the divine powers they follow, the most adept priests leave their houses of worship to serve on the battlefield, as shepherd to flock. There, they use their holy powers to bless allies and mend wounds. And while most stay behind the frontlines to aid their comrades, these holy champions are also capable of smiting foes and carrying out sacred justice. They’re also morally opposed to the use of Shadow and Void magic - rather, they are exemplars of the incredible grace and power of the divine and the Light, and even death cannot fully stop their healing capabilities.

The Light in which many priests bathe is brilliant and effervescent, granting them immense divine power. But the brightest light casts the darkest shadow - and from within this blackness, a rival power dwells. Shadow priests fully embrace this opposing polarity, their faith equally resolute as their holy counterparts - but focused on shadowy magics and mental manipulation. Like all priests, they dedicate much of their lives to worship - but they derive their power from the Void, straying dangerously close to the domain of the Old Gods. To truly understand such ancient, corruptive influence is to be driven mad. This is the state in which these dark priests thrive, embracing insanity and feeding off of the minds of their opponents to reach terrifying new limits.

Some priests pride themselves on pragmatism. They understand that light casts a shadow, that darkness is defined by light, and that true discipline stems from one’s ability to balance these opposing powers in services of a greater cause. While these priests possess many holy virtues to aid their allies, they also dabble in the dark arts to debilitate their enemies - always exercising immense discipline to keep themselves away from the brink of insanity. Many would say the ends justify the means; scriptures both virtuous and vile should be studied and understood to protect the congregation.

0:00 - Order Hall Devotions H
2:09 - Order Hall Devotions C
4:11 - Order Hall Devotions F
6:18 - Order Hall Devotions E
7:27 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 2

9:31 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 2
10:59 - Order Hall Devotions A
12:55 - Order Hall Devotions B
15:04 - Order Hall Devotions D
17:11 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 3

18:37 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 11
19:25 - Order Hall Devotions F
21:31 - Order Hall Devotions C
23:34 - Order Hall Devotions E
24:44 - Order Hall Devotions H

26:52 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 1
28:56 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 2
30:22 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 3
31:48 - Order Hall Devotions D
33:56 - Order Hall Devotions B

36:06 - Order Hall Devotions A
38:02 - Order Hall Devotions F
40:09 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 11
40:57 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 2
43:01 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 3

44:29 - Order Hall Devotions H
46:37 - Order Hall Devotions C
48:39 - Order Hall Devotions F
50:46 - Order Hall Devotions E
51:56 - [Hour of Twilight] Corrupted Dragonblight 2

54:00 - [Cataclysm] Cursed 2
55:27 - Order Hall Devotions A
57:24 - Order Hall Devotions B
59:33 - Order Hall Devotions F

Order Hall Devotions composed by Sam Cardon.

Corrupted Dragonblight composed by Russell Brower.

Cursed composed by Derek Duke.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Dazaralor - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-02-01 | High above the jungle canopies, the Golden Throne serves as Zuldazar’s city center, with some of the most breathtaking views in the region. It is from here that Rastakhan, king of the Zandalari, rules. A vast, ancient cityscape of interconnected terraces sprawls out below, dotted with temples devoted to the loa, which are maintained by their loyal servants.

Visitors can find anything they need for an extended stay in the heart of Dazar’alor at the center of the city. Facilities include an inn, portals to Orgrimmar, Thunder Bluff, and Silvermoon City, profession trainers, a bank, training dummies, vendors, and more. It’s easy to get lost this ancient, multileveled city—but that only emphasizes its vastness and grandeur.

In the southern part of city at its lowest point, you’ll find the expansive Port of Zandalar. It is here that the Zandalari berth their mighty fleet and traders from around Azeroth sell their wares and services.

Things aren’t as they should be in the great empire. The land is charged with dark secrets, and rumors of a rebellion swirl. As a representative of the Horde, you’ll need to earn the trust of King Rastakhan and the Zanchuli Council to gain access to Zuldazar’s resources and superior naval force. The Horde’s war efforts depend on it.

Text above is taken from “Zuldazar Visitor’s Guide,” the official zone preview:
worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21701414

Original thumbnail artwork is an in-game screenshot edited to hell, with banner sketches by Christopher Hayes (trolls) and Ashleigh Warner (kiosks)

Music composed by Sam Cardon (City of Gold, Zandalari Lament, Zuldazar, Might of Zandalar, The Grand Bazaar) David Arkenstone (Might of Zandalar, The Grand Bazaar, Zuldazar Jungle, Zuldazar Bazaar), and Leo Kaliski (Zuldazar Jungle)

0:00 [OST] Might of Zandalar
5:02 [OST] The Grand Bazaar
10:46 Zuldazar 2H
12:13 City of Gold A
13:36 Zuldazar Jungle Q
15:07 Zandalari Lament A
16:32 Zuldazar 1A
17:44 Zuldazar Bazaar 1H
20:14 Zuldazar 2B
21:41 City of Gold B
23:03 Zandalari Lament B
24:28 City of Gold (?)
25:41 Zuldazar Jungle O
27:15 Zuldazar 1H
28:29 Zuldazar Bazaar 2H
30:54 City of Gold H
32:16 Zandalari Lament H
33:42 Zuldazar 2A
35:10 City of Gold (?)
36:24 Zuldazar Jungle Q
37:54 Zandalari Lament A
39:19 Zuldazar Bazaar 1H
41:49 City of Gold A
43:12 Zuldazar 2C
44:39 Zandalari Lament B
46:05 Zuldazar 1B
47:16 City of Gold (?)
48:28 Zuldazar Jungle O
50:01 Zuldazar Bazaar 2H
52:26 Zandalari Lament H
53:52 Zuldazar 2B
55:19 Zuldazar 1H
56:33 City of Gold B
57:56 Zandalari Lament A
59:21 Zuldazar Jungle Q

#WorldofWarcraft #Zandalar #Dazaralor

Oblivion - Music & Ambience

Everness 2019-01-12 | In the shadow of evil, a hero will rise from the ashes of a fallen empire. The gates have been opened, and the battle has begun. Only one thing can save the world from Mehrunes Dagon and the demonic hordes of Oblivion. The true heir of the Septim line must be found and restored to the Imperial throne. The fate of the world rests in the hands of one. Find him, and shut the jaws of Oblivion.

Text above is taken from the official Oblivion preview page:
elderscrolls.bethesda.net/en/oblivion

Composed by Jeremy Soule.

0:00 Reign of the Septims
1:51 Through the Valleys
6:10 Death Knell
7:21 Harvest Dawn
10:13 Wind from the Depths
11:52 King and Country
15:56 Fall of the Hammer
17:12 Wings of Kynareth
20:40 All’s Well
23:06 Tension
25:38 March of the Marauders
27:45 Watchman’s Ease
29:52 Glory of Cyrodiil
32:22 Defending the Gate
33:43 Bloody Blades
34:59 Minstrel’s Lament
39:39 Ancient Sorrow
40:45 Auriel’s Ascension
43:50 Daedra in Flight
44:51 Unmarked Stone
45:58 Bloodlust
47:06 Sunrise of Flutes
50:01 Churl’s Revenge
51:10 Deep Waters
52:21 Dusk at the Market
54:31 Peace of Akatosh

#ElderScrolls #Oblivion

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Arathi Warfront - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2019-01-05 | Located in the Arathi Highlands, Stromgarde is one of the key locations in the struggle for control of the Eastern Kingdoms.

For the Alliance, Stromgard sits in a critical defensive position. Following the battle for Lordaeron, the Horde threat still looms over the Eastern Kingdoms. Holding Stromgarde will be key if you hope to keep the Horde’s aggression at bay.

As the Horde, securing Stromgarde would set the stage for an assault on the heart of the Eastern Kingdoms and serve as a launching point for a campaign against the worgen kingdom of Gilneas. The location is also key to the defense of the blood elf capital, Silvermoon City, in the north.

Music composed by Clint Bajakian (Warfronts Battle), Leo Kaliski (Warfronts Battle, Classic Battle), Glenn Stafford (Classic Battle, Arathi Highlands), Neal Acree (Lordaeron), and Jason Hayes (Classic Battle)

0:00 Classic Battle C
1:39 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands A1
2:49 Warfronts Battle F
4:48 Classic Battle D
6:13 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands B1
7:25 Lordaeron Alliance 2C
8:26 Warfronts Battle O
9:52 Warfronts Battle I
11:25 Classic Battle F
13:07 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands C1
14:37 Warfronts Battle M
16:15 Warfronts Battle P
17:48 Warfronts Battle B
21:13 Classic Battle E
22:44 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands A1
23:52 Lordaeron Alliance 3H
24:37 Warfronts Battle K
26:07 Classic Battle C
27:47 Warfronts Battle J
29:10 Warfronts Battle F
31:08 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands B1
32:19 Warfronts Battle E
34:32 Classic Battle D
35:57 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands C1
37:26 Lordaeron Alliance 2C
38:27 Warfronts Battle O
39:54 Classic Battle F
41:35 Warfronts Battle G
42:55 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands A1
44:05 Warfronts Battle L
45:35 Classic Battle E
47:07 Warfronts Battle B
50:32 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands B1
51:42 Lordaeron Alliance 3H
52:28 Classic Battle C
54:09 Warfronts Battle N
55:49 [Cataclysm] Arathi Highlands C1
57:18 Warfronts Battle P
58:51 Classic Battle D

Icecrown Citadel - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2018-12-27 | Icecrown Citadel dominates Northrend - visible from farther away than nearly any other structure and home to the greatest army of undead in the known world. Inside dwells the Lich King - a tyrant with nearly godlike power over his tireless, seemingly infinite subjects - and the will to bring Azeroth to its knees.

An assault on the mighty citadel is among the most dangerous undertakings in the history of Azeroth - and the most pivotal. The legendary heroes Highlord Tirion Fordring of the Argent Crusade and Highlord Darion Mograine have joined forces to lead the charge through Icecrown's fortified gates, and both the Horde and Alliance have sacrificed lives - indeed, whole battalions - to get this far. They dare not fail. The Lich King's reign must end.

0:00 - [OST] Citadel
3:10 - [OST] Light’s Hammer
5:53 - Icecrown Citadel D1 & D5
7:14 - Icecrown Citadel J1
8:39 - Icecrown Citadel G1, G6 & G2

9:38 - Icecrown Citadel F1
10:25 - Icecrown Citadel A3
12:00 - Icecrown Citadel E1, E4 & E5
13:10 - Icecrown Citadel Z1 & Z2
14:42 - Icecrown Citadel F8

15:25 - [OST] Gunships
16:36 - Ice Fortress 7
22:41 - [OST] Stand Down
24:02 - Reflected Halls 3
25:08 - Icecrown Citadel D2 & D3

26:27 - Reflected Halls 5
27:23 - Icecrown Citadel B1
28:16 - Reflected Halls 1
29:15 - Icecrown Citadel F4
30:05 - Icecrown Citadel J4

31:31 - Frozen Throne 7
36:14 - Ice Fortress 4
37:57 - [OST] Crimson Hall
42:33 - Icecrown Citadel A5
44:10 - Ice Fortress 2

45:46 - Reflected Halls 4
47:50 - Ice Fortress 3
49:06 - Reflected Halls 2
50:14 - Icecrown Citadel D4 & D6
51:25 - Icecrown Citadel G5, G3 & G4

52:22 - Icecrown Citadel F3
53:03 - Icecrown Citadel J2
54:26 - [OST] Sindragosa
56:51 - [OST] Invincible

Citadel and general tracks composed by Derek Duke.

Everything else composed by Russell Brower.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

ZulDrak - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2018-12-21 | Zul'Drak is in the middle of a massive upheaval. Scourge forces under the newly-empowered Drakuru are preparing an undead army of troll chieftains empowered by blight crystals. To counter the Scourge threat, the Drakkari trolls have begun sacrificing their own Loa animal gods in desperation. Meanwhile, the Argent Crusade is caught between two armies as they clash with both the Scourge and the native Drakkari trolls at Argent Stand, as the Zandalari tribe has arrived to both intervene on behalf of the gods and chronicle the end of the Drakkari empire.

Text above is taken from Zul’Drak Wowpedia page:
wow.gamepedia.com/Zul%27Drak

0:00 - [OST] God Hunters
3:34 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 1
5:14 - [Zul’Drak] Day 1
6:46 - [Zul’Drak] Night 3
8:29 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 2

10:10 - [Zul’Drak] Day 2
11:43 - [Zul’Drak] Har’koa Intro 1 & 2
12:35 - [Zul’Drak] Night 4
14:09 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 5
16:18 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 4

18:26 - [Zul’Drak] Night 2
19:58 - [Zul’Drak] Day 3
21:40 - [Zul’Drak] Quetz’lun Intro 1 & 2
22:31 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 3
24:42 - [Zul’Drak] Night 1

26:15 - [Zul’Drak] Day 4
27:47 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 6
29:55 - [Zul’Drak] Day 2
31:26 - [Zul’Drak] Night 1
32:59 - [Zul’Drak] Mam’toth Intro 1 & 2

33:50 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 4
35:58 - [Zul’Drak] Night 4
37:34 - [Zul’Drak] Day 4
39:08 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 1

40:49 - [Zul’Drak] Night 3
42:32 - [Zul’Drak] Day 3
44:14 - [Zul’Drak] Rhunok Intro 1 & 2
45:05 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 2

46:43 - [Zul’Drak] Night 2
48:13 - [Zul’Drak] Day 1
49:44 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 5
51:56 - [Zul’Drak] Day 2

53:29 - [Zul’Drak] Night 3
55:12 - [Zul’Drak] Sseratus Intro 1 & 2
56:03 - [Zul’Drak] Intro 6
58:11 - [Zul’Drak] Night 2 & Day 1

All songs composed by Derek Duke.

©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Duskwood - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft

Everness 2018-12-18 | Duskwood, originally called Brightwood, is located in the southern-central part of Azeroth, south of Elwynn Forest, east of Westfall, west of Deadwind Pass, and north of Stranglethorn Vale. Technically part of the Alliance and under Stormwind's protection, its distance from the mighty fortress and its close proximity to more malevolent forces in the south and east make it a realm of horror. Due to events central to the Scythe of Elune, Duskwood is a cursed, dying land. Beneath the eternal blanket of darkness which gave Duskwood its current name, the Scythe's effects have transformed what was once a beautiful part of Elwynn Forest into a land covered in gnarled trees and inhabited by the hideous undead and maddened Worgen, brought along with the black fog hanging over the woods.

Duskwood is inhabited by a defiant people who still cling to their holdings in the face of overwhelming adversity. On all sides lurk dangerous creatures, from skeletal warriors and ghouls to ferocious worgen and some of the most powerful members of the Defias Brotherhood. The militia of Duskwood, known as the Night Watch, patrol the main thoroughfare and protect Darkshire, wary of anything moving through the shadows.

The most prominent geographical feature of Duskwood is an ancient and long-dead volcano crater. The crater teems with life, and features one of the Great Trees with a portal leading into the Emerald Dream. The sleeping druids' influence can be seen on the surrounding land, which is cloaked in a twilight quite different from the rest of Duskwood. The woods also feature several abandoned farmsteads, as well as the prominent Raven Hill Cemetery, which holds the graves of the numerous people who have been killed by wild beasts and undead since the darkness fell.

Text above is taken from the Duskwood Wowpedia page:
wow.gamepedia.com/Duskwood

0:00 - [OST] Duskwood
6:01 - Shadowglen 1
7:30 - Crypt 1
9:17 - Cursed 2
10:41 - Undead 4

11:56 - Scarred 4
12:48 - Moonglade 5
14:17 - Ghosts 3
15:47 - Mystery 1
16:51 - Evil Forest Day 1, 2, 3

19:53 - Shadowglen 2
21:24 - Undead 2
21:53 - Cursed 3
23:22 - Scarred 2
23:53 - Moonglade 2

24:36 - Moonglade 7
26:09 - Haunted 2
28:16 - Shadowglen 3
30:10 - Evil Forest Night 1, 2, 3
33:18 - Mystery 3

34:22 - Crypt 1
36:10 - Undead 5
37:48 - Scarred 1
39:09 - Cursed 12
40:32 - Ghosts 3

42:01 - Moonglade 6
43:18 - Shadowglen 1
44:48 - Evil Forest Day 1, 2, 3
47:49 - Mystery 2
48:46 - Undead 4

50:03 - Moonglade 3
50:37 - Shadowglen 2
52:06 - Haunted 2
54:13 - Cursed 3

55:41 - Scarred 3
56:19 - Mystery 4
57:24 - Crypt 1
59:11 - Evil Forest Night 1

Crypt, Haunted, Moonglade, Scarred, and Mystery composed by Russell Brower

Duskwood and Evil Forest composed by Jason Hayes

Ghosts and Shadowglen composed by Neal Acree

Cursed and Undead composed by Derek Duke