Two waltzes on one tracklist, and they couldn't be more different. Aion's 2014 Wind of Destiny soundtrack puts "Waltz in the Forest" next to "Waltz for Madness," one graceful and natural, the other spiraling into chaos. "Light of Dawn" and "Before Sunset" bookend the daylight hours with golden-hour warmth.
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"Coral Reef" shifts to underwater shimmer. Then "A Nest of Pirates" and "Desert of Fire" drag you into harsher territory. The tonal range across fifteen tracks covers more ground than some full RPG scores. "Pray for the People Forgotten" hits with a weight that transcends its MMO context.
If you want a soundtrack that moves from forest serenity to pirate dens to existential sorrow in under an hour, Wind of Destiny covers all of it.