Whats your music?

[Cannibal Cravings]

After digging around in the thread graveyard I found a few cool new songs to listen to while playing the game and it got me curious. What sort of music does everyone listen to while playing? I'll drop some of the stuff I've been using down below.

The Frosthound
Simple tavern ambience. Folks talking, winter winds outside and a warm fire crackling in the hearth.

Oldwood/Frostwood
Light and gentle music with a wintery snow kinda feeling.

Harvest Valley
A more upbeat/jaunty tune full of life. Perfect for the harvest.

Foothills
Tribal drums and flutes add a slightly foreboding feeling to the hills.

Khor'minos
Rough and rugged. Good for Undermountain as well!

 

[Majincotton]

I can't go to Khor'minos without thinking of the music they play in Orzamarr

 

[Cannibal Cravings]

I can't go to Khor'minos without thinking of the music they play in Orzamarr

Funny coincidence because I'm replaying Dragon Age Origins at the moment. Maybe that influenced my music decision here lol

 

[Nuin]

Sorry for the slight "necro", but I hope it'll be worthwhile for some.
After starting my most recent playthrough around Dec. last year, I put a list of ambient music especially for CoC II together. Thought I'd share it here so others can enjoy it too.

YouTube Playlist

The tunes are not set in a strict play order, just very roughly in which locations you might wander from the beginning. A few examples:

#1 - #3: Tutorial, Hawkethorne, Old Forest
#4 Convocation of Mirrors & Camp Sites
#5 Kitsune (In Old Forest & Floofhouse)
#6 - #8: Foothills & Harvest Valley
#9: Fort Marok

Just jump to what feels appropriate to you and enjoy
Oh, also I don't own any Copyright on the songs nor did I create them, I just put together the playlist (which I might or might not expand over time).

 

[Cannibal Cravings]

Sorry for the slight "necro", but I hope it'll be worthwhile for some.
After starting my most recent playthrough around Dec. last year, I put a list of ambient music especially for CoC II together. Thought I'd share it here so others can enjoy it too.

Thanks for the contribution!