Background Music for Eberron [Archive] - Wizards Community

Background Music for Eberron [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Ilmryn Glannath
03-25-08, 01:09 AM So, what sort of music would you play when in a particular place in Eberron? :)

For me:

In Sharn, music from Star Wars would be my preference, which also has a kind of swashbuckling/urban feel to it.

Xen'drik's tone would be music from Chrono Trigger.
justicar347
03-27-08, 11:36 AM Well, I think it is safe to say that the sound track from Pirates of the Caribbean is for the Lhazar Principalities. Actually, it would work for Sharn and any other high adventure location as well.

The Eberron CD that came with Sharn: City of Towers and the D&D CD by Midnight Syndicate are both great for setting a mood.

Some tribal music with drums would be great for the Talenta Plains and maybe the Shadow Marches.

The Indiana Johnes Theme is a must for Xen'drix.
jimbo7987
03-27-08, 07:56 PM Bit weird, but 'Blue in Green' by Miles Davis could establish a 'noir' feel. Haven't tried it, but thats the first thing that popped into my head. Apart from the obvious like the LOTR soundtrack.
Arcane Guyver
03-29-08, 04:29 PM I'm currently experimenting with anime soundtracks, to varying effect. Witch Hunter Robin has some really creepy themes that work well for trips through the Mournland or dangerous crypts. Samurai Champloo works well for really busy cosmopolitan areas like Sharn and Wroat. i'm really liking the Noir soundtracks for Aundair & Thrane, for no specific reason.
glug
04-01-08, 05:51 PM The Conan soundtracks are good ones.
DragonMagess
04-07-08, 03:41 PM Artists like Dead Can Dance and Conjure One have a great feel to them, their relatively laid back which makes them unobtrusive during general play but you'll want something louder for major confrontations.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Ilmryn Glannath 03-25-08, 01:09 AM	So, what sort of music would you play when in a particular place in Eberron? :) For me: In Sharn, music from Star Wars would be my preference, which also has a kind of swashbuckling/urban feel to it. Xen'drik's tone would be music from Chrono Trigger.
justicar347 03-27-08, 11:36 AM	Well, I think it is safe to say that the sound track from Pirates of the Caribbean is for the Lhazar Principalities. Actually, it would work for Sharn and any other high adventure location as well. The Eberron CD that came with Sharn: City of Towers and the D&D CD by Midnight Syndicate are both great for setting a mood. Some tribal music with drums would be great for the Talenta Plains and maybe the Shadow Marches. The Indiana Johnes Theme is a must for Xen'drix.
jimbo7987 03-27-08, 07:56 PM	Bit weird, but 'Blue in Green' by Miles Davis could establish a 'noir' feel. Haven't tried it, but thats the first thing that popped into my head. Apart from the obvious like the LOTR soundtrack.
Arcane Guyver 03-29-08, 04:29 PM	I'm currently experimenting with anime soundtracks, to varying effect. Witch Hunter Robin has some really creepy themes that work well for trips through the Mournland or dangerous crypts. Samurai Champloo works well for really busy cosmopolitan areas like Sharn and Wroat. i'm really liking the Noir soundtracks for Aundair & Thrane, for no specific reason.
glug 04-01-08, 05:51 PM	The Conan soundtracks are good ones.
DragonMagess 04-07-08, 03:41 PM	Artists like Dead Can Dance and Conjure One have a great feel to them, their relatively laid back which makes them unobtrusive during general play but you'll want something louder for major confrontations.