A good D&D session doesn't only need character sheets and an abudance of 20-sided dice, but atmospheric tunes as well.  What kind of soundtrack does the long-running Dungeons & Dragons Online have?  The Battle Bards investigate DDO's score this week, in particular contrasting the old tracks with the newer expansion ones.  As usual, Syp stands mostly alone.
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Episode 35 show notes 
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<li>Intro (featuring “Character Creation,” "Crafting Hall," and "Wheloon Tavern 1")</li>
<li>"Main Theme"</li>
<li>"House Dun'Robar"</li>
<li>"Yo Ho Ho, Surly Kobold"</li>
<li>"Untold Truth"</li>
<li>"King's Forest 2"</li>
<li>"Eye of the Titan"</li>
<li>"Eveningstar 1"</li>
<li>Which one did we like best?</li>
<li>Outro (“Eye of the Titan”)</li>
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Battle Bards Episode 36: The Many MMOs of Tracy W. Bush

A musical journey through MMO soundscapes, Battle Bards reviews and discusses the soundtrack of MMORPGs with a trio of engaging hosts.  The world's first and only MMO music podcast.