Five tracks that complete Matt Uelmen's Diablo II masterpiece. Lord of Destruction's Act V soundtrack captures the frozen siege of Mount Arreat with some of the darkest, most oppressive compositions in the series. "Fortress" establishes Harrogath's battered resilience.
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"Siege" delivers the weight of Baal's assault. "The Ancients" scores one of gaming's most legendary encounters — the trial atop Arreat Summit before descending into the Worldstone Keep. The music carries the gravity of facing beings who have guarded the mountain since the dawn of creation.
"Ice" closes with the frozen finality of Act V's environments. Five tracks is lean, but Uelmen makes every minute count. The expansion's soundtrack is colder, heavier, and more desperate than the base game — exactly what the endgame demands.