Larian's pre-Original Sin Divinity RPG gets an orchestral score that already shows the studio's ambition. "Fly, Dragon, Fly" captures the game's central fantasy — you can literally transform into a dragon — with soaring orchestration.
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"Broken Valley Wakes" and "A New Dawn" establish the Rivellon setting's pastoral beauty. "Goblins! No Time to Waste" brings a playful urgency that hints at the humor Larian would later perfect in Original Sin. "Festival of Immortals" and "Ancient Presence" carry the mythological weight.
"Here Be Zandalor" gives the series' recurring wizard his own musical identity. "Epiphany of Anguish" and "A Dark Day in Aleroth" deliver the dramatic turns. "Memory of the Dragons" connects Ego Draconis to the broader Divinity lore.
"Majesty of the Fjords" (truncated in the listing) presumably scores the game's Nordic-influenced landscapes. A transitional soundtrack between Divinity's early days and the greatness that was coming.