Larian's strategy-RPG hybrid about a dragon who runs an empire gets a soundtrack split between royal court intrigue and aerial combat. "Dragon Armies March" and "March To War" deliver military grandeur. "Afterburner" and "Soaring High" capture the jetpack-equipped dragon gameplay that made this the weirdest Divinity game.
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"For The Hand Of A Princess" and "The Princess And The Dragon" score the game's political marriage mechanic — choose your queen, shape your kingdom's policies. "Ophelia's Lament" adds Shakespearean tragedy. "The Royal Chamber" provides the intimate counterpart to the battlefield bombast.
"The Bastard Son Foretold" establishes the player character's contested claim to power. "Rivellon United" delivers the triumphant endgame payoff. "The Drudanae Effect" references the in-universe narcotic with an appropriately hazy track.
Dragon Commander is Larian at their most ambitious and eccentric, and the music matches.