Church bells and choir vocals fading into something that sounds both sacred and doomed. Fire Emblem: Three Houses on Switch built its entire soundtrack around a monastery you slowly watch fracture into war. "Fodlan Winds" is probably the track that lives in your head already, that main map theme with the hopeful flute line.
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"The Night of the Ball" hits with quiet beauty right before the story tears everything apart. Then "Tearing Through Heaven" shows up in part two and it's all urgency and consequence. The way the OST shifts from academy life warmth to post-timeskip intensity mirrors the whole narrative structure.
Tracks like "Chasing Daybreak" and "Scales of the Goddess" carry that weight of choosing a side and living with it. For anyone who picked a house and still thinks about whether they chose right.