BALDUR'S GATE 3 Rosymorn Monastery Music | Unofficial Soundtrack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to Baldur's Gate 3! This video features the ambient track that plays while exploring the Rosymorn Monastery in the mountain pass. This track is currently unreleased and was recorded in-game, all credit for the original work goes to Larian Studios and Borislav Slavov!
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Baldur's Gate 3 Unofficial Soundtrack | Ambient Exploration Music | Rosymorn Monastery
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What a beautiful piece of music. I don't understand why Larian has left so many tracks off their official soundtrack
2:21 I love this part.
Same I have it stuck in my head. Sounds dramatic and tragic
sounds like something u’d hear when the plot thickens
The monks had no idea what hit them when the Githyanki wiped them out...the githyanki had no idea what hit them when I wiped them out as retribution
To be honest they deserve it, they literally could've made their creche anywhere else yet they go out of their way to massacre a whole monastery
@@angryvaultguy There's a githyanki disc you can read that explains their reasoning about why they chose this site. It's isolated and heavily fortified, but has close access to trade routes and food and water sources. Of course, that doesn't excuse them coming in and murdering all the monks to take the place, but that's what a Lawful Evil society does.
I do wonder why the Lathanderites didn't fire the Lance though. There's an enchanted statue that seems to be replaying the last words of one of the defenders that goes "Forgive me, Lathander, but we must fire the Lance." Maybe the person(s) sent to do it was killed before they could manage to activate the weapon.
@@Zaxares as I understand it, they had every intention to fire it but they got pinned down and the Githyanki brought in a dragon, so they were never able to reach the lance
@@ZaxaresWhat I didn't get is why no one tried to recover it. You'd think people would notice a famous religious pilgrimage site was raided and its inhabitants massacred. Yet no one even seems to know there were githyanki there, even though it's been decades since they took over.
@@ChuckPalomomore than likely whoever made the pilgrimage was killed on site, and people just stopped making the pilgrimage because people stopped coming back
This soundtrack gives me goosebumps. I love it.
Just ran into this place yesterday. I didn't have my in-game music volume up high enough to truly appreciate the quality, emotion, and magic of the track. But your sharing it here is helping it to sink in so much more deeply than I expected. I adore it, even if it hurts - knowing what happened in and to this place.
I never skip this part, always going Underdark, Act 2 and back to this one over levelled because I hate fighting Githyanki their double move bullshit. But music makes me stay longer outside as well, the ambience, lighting is so bloody good.
0:39-1:25 is pure chills.
Fantastique music, the gravity of the first part with the choir, then the danger in the second part, make you feel something important is coming there. Perfect.
I've been for at least an hour searching for this song, what a shame isn't on the official soundtrack. I'm currently exploring this monastery and this track is so haunting... like, listen to this moment here 2:20 ownwards..... they should've release the soundtrack divided by acts or by exploration/combat/cutscenes if everything in one album is too much music XD
Thanks for uploading, my favorite track in the game. The ambience is off the charts. Why wasn't this in the official soundtrack release???
OMG! Thank you!!! I was looking for this song!
I could have swore I heard bells while I was walking around …
Yes, me too
Same! Been trying to find the version that includes them. They were my favorite part of the monastery soundtrack.
It’s maybe part of the ambience. Next time I go there I’ll turn off the music and see if they sound.
I'm at the monastery and turned the music volume down to zero. The bells are part of the ambience, not the music. Which is interesting - if the ambience is what the party's hearing, who's ringing the bells?
@@LofwyrEbrwydd The restless souls of the slaughtered monks, a warning to all that can hear: Turn away, the temple is no longer safe.
In memory of that cocky blue jay that had just managed to recover his nest from giant bullies when the whole place got nuked
When 2:07 drops: “ominous”
1:41 - ❤