1. Be’Lakor – “Sun’s Delusion”
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This song by Australian based prog/melo-death band Be’Lakor, is epic as fuuuu. The guitar harmonies and lyrical content really paint a dark fantasy in your brain. You can’t listen to this and tell us with a straight face that you don’t want to slay an army of dragons. It’s so good…your DM/GM might consider it cheating when you consistently roll NAT 20s while all 9 minutes of this song plays!
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