Orchestral fantasy that sounds like it belongs in a Dreamcast-era strategy game because that is exactly what it is. Hundred Swords dropped in 2001 with character themes that hit way harder than an RTS has any right to. "Song of Purity" is this gentle, almost sacred piece for Larf Nalavale, and then "Roar of the Two-Headed Dragon" comes in aggressive for Nel Shrinkman's side of the conflict.
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"Dragon Cavalry, Forward!" carries that battlefield charge energy perfectly. Every character gets their own theme and the range is wild, from soft to warlike. The fact that the game has a track called "Pappaya Papaya" in the middle of all this serious fantasy warfare.
If you want a Dreamcast-era strategy soundtrack that actually cares about its cast, this one delivers.