An original adaptive RPG score, hand-composed — not a transcription of an existing piece. Built around one recurring 4-beat motif that's re-orchestrated across all six states: solo harp at rest, woven into a walking bass on the road, fractured under tension, doubled and driven under fire, and finally resolved from D minor into D major for the victory statement. Sampled violin, cello, contrabass, strings and harp throughout, with the fight's tremolo swell and accent hits gated behind rising intensity. Play through the states, or hit "Export Song" for the full five-part arc as one continuous mixdown.
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