Welcome to "The Wizard's Retreat" this is my channel dedicated to crafting immersive and atmospheric music & ambiences for your RPG needs. From the peaceful melodies of an elven forest to the ominous soundscapes of a necromancer's lair. I want to provide videos that transport you into the heart of your favorite worlds.
I release content regularly, currently I am partaking in a "Theme of the Week". With each week video content falling into a theme which provides content for your gaming sessions.
WOW. Listened to this while my Gloom stalker ranger slash rouge multiclass went on a self appointed open season. Objective: Kill 10 Trolls, 10 Owlbears, and 10 Displacer Beasts. and by god did he show 0 fucking mercy. Went full on anikan on those things. Ended up killing 15 trolls. 20 Owlsbears, and 9 displacer beasts. last one got away and I coudln't track it down :( But FUCK that was fun... probably fucked up the ecosystem but HEY I got 1K gold from this hunt so... yeah. Worth it!
you murdered us in our sleep you butchered ouer children in the shadow of ouer corpses you scorched the land that we shared essence with ...here we are... fight us once more , and learn only death will give you absolution from your heritage
empires shudders... heavens trembles... hell's hesitates... when the ethereal winds is laced with growing choirs of restless echo's as the patience of the very dead runs thin...
My party accidentally let the lich cast his spell for 10 rounds of combat while they fought his zombie minions and summoned demons... he's entered the power-up phase and is this music perfectly encapsulated the feeling of dread and majesty when he showed them his full strength. Brilliant work! Edit: fixed a typo
what is the license info for this song? like I'm not a streamer or anything but wondering if I ever do start a dnd stream or something, cause this is a dope song
Bardify uses a music source provider called “Epidemic Sound”, I also use their music content for some of my videos. It’s listed in the description of both our videos.
