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I'm not a goth or anything (however i do friends that are) but my sister-in-law got me turned on to these guys they are on youtube and have their own website. Their CD's are rather in expensive to around $10 each. Damn good gaming music for Ravenloft

I seem to remember they've actually done a CD album that was explicitly included as part of a Gothic style d20 role playing module. I'm sure I have it around somewhere but I'd have to dig it out again. Something about an asylum adventure, I seem to recall.

HuManBing wrote:I seem to remember they've actually done a CD album that was explicitly included as part of a Gothic style d20 role playing module. I'm sure I have it around somewhere but I'd have to dig it out again. Something about an asylum adventure, I seem to recall.

Well, well.... I didn't know about that, but Google sure turns up something VERY interesting.

http://www.noxarcana.com/blackthorn.html

There we go. As I recall, the adventure itself was pretty good too.

I bought the CD first on ebay, and then bought the adventure. For some reason my copy of the adventure lacked a CD so it worked out okay. If you do buy the adventure make sure the vendor includes the CD though.

HuManBing wrote:There we go. As I recall, the adventure itself was pretty good too.

I bought the CD first on ebay, and then bought the adventure. For some reason my copy of the adventure lacked a CD so it worked out okay. If you do buy the adventure make sure the vendor includes the CD though.

Wouldn't you be referring, by chance, to Goodman Games' DCC #34 - Cage of Delirium, which included a Midnight Syndicate cd for use as soundtrack?

...possssssssibly...

I'll have to go through my d20 game module collection to be sure. I've definitely heard of these two composers who have done specific stuff for d20, but I can't remember if I've actually bought both of the relevant modules.

If not, I know one man who will be visiting ebay soon!

Yup, I think you're talking about Midnight Syndicate, a duo who composed the D&D Soundtrack, and whose album Gates of Delirium was included with Cage of Delirium as a bonus soundtrack.

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