Obscura | 1 hour of Dark Ambient Fantasy Music | RPG Dungeon Ambience | D&D Audio | ASKII

One aspect of Fantasy Music I always wanted to try is Dungeon Music. Thinking of the Ayleid Ruins of The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, I clearly remember the intimidating atmosphere wandering through those dungeons, even in the late game as a skilled character. But it wasn’t only the zombies, the faint lights and deadly traps, but also the music that created this immersive atmosphere. An impression that lasts till today. I decided to take a similar approach as I did in Natura on the underworld journey, going for different chapters. I chose a dungeon, a cave system and an underground tomb complex. Each got a short, drafted background story, a main potential threat (bandits, monster spiders and undead creatures) and based on all that, its very own distinctive character in music. I wanted to create some connections to my game memories, but also add my own interpretation of how it should sound. To make the experience as immersive as possible, I didn’t want to stick to an animated still image, so I chose to dive into the world of the Unreal Engine 4 creating a level scene with some asset packs - the world of Obscura came to life. I hope you enjoy the journey! If you like the video, please consider hitting the Thumbs Up button and share it in your community. Really appreciate your support! Cheers ;)

Me going downstairs to get a snack at 3:00 am

I wanted to put this on as background music but ended up so engrossed in the incredible animation that I sat and watched the whole thing! amazing work on this, i hope this gets the attention it deserves for all the effort you put in and how gorgeous the level is. would love to actually play through something like this!

Put this on while trying to sleep. Will never sleep again.

This is EXACTLY the type of music I've been looking for to build a sense of suspense/dread in my players when DM'ing tabletop RPG's. Excellent work, hits all the right notes, will definitely be using this in future games.

Epic music is like a sonic journey through the peaks and valleys of emotion. The dramatic highs and lows in the music create a powerful narrative that resonates with the soul.

imma play this at work via the departments speakers first thing on monday anything beats the Last Christmas hell.

From Abyss of Souls to the end, I kinda got reminded of the Blackreach ambience from Skyrim, and I just loved those parts! This is amazing and should be watched by more people

Can't help watching for the whole hour to find non-existent jumpscares XD Love this, inspiring

This absolutely needs more recognition. I will be using it in my sessions for sure and I will talk praises of it whenever I can.

I just have to say, this feeling of immersion is phenomenal. This music is so...tense. I've watched this completely about 5 times, and yet I feel like if I was actually there I would still get lost. Plus, the music adds this sense of paranoia. From the video, nothing comes out to get you, but you FEEL like it will. Every turn of a corner, you're just waiting to get jumped. I LOVE IT!

I love to have this just playing on my living room tv during the day. Not even watching it, just the ambience flowing.

Writing D&D session to this. The goblin town of Narkadark will never be the same...

This is PERFECT for reading lovecraft, trust me

Put this on as background music while reading. Perfect atmosphere. Love it

a true piece of Art in Picture and Music, worth seeing again an again over years, and never loses its immersivness. Love it!

This is immersive af

Man, this is like walking through a scary dungeon in Skyrim or Oblivion. Awesome work, my friend! 👏👏👏👏

Amazing underground landscape.

Left Behind Bars is so beautiful. Thank you sincerely for creating and sharing this.