Massive, full-orchestra war scoring that sounds like riding a dragon through a collapsing empire. Lair launched on PS3 in 2007, and whatever you think about the game, the soundtrack goes absurdly hard for a launch-window title.
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Diviner Battle opens with thundering brass and choir that immediately tells you this is not messing around. Blood River brings desperate, churning strings that make you feel the heat of a battlefield. Breaking the Ice shifts to something more tactical and precise, cold and calculated like its namesake.
The tracklist follows a full narrative arc. Rohn's Theme for the hero, Mokai Theme for the enemy, Epilogue for the aftermath. Orchestral storytelling top to bottom... If you need PS3-era cinematic orchestral music that could score an actual dragon war movie, Lair's soundtrack never got the credit it deserved.