Elven strings and ancient choirs that sound like magic given a melody. Total War Warhammer 2 splits its score across the High Elves, Dark Elves, Lizardmen, and Skaven, and each faction is instantly recognizable. The Asur March carries this proud, soaring quality with layered woodwinds and harp that just radiates Ulthuan.
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Dragonflame goes full cinematic with blazing brass and urgent battle percussion. Then the Dark Elf tracks flip everything sinister with minor-key variations and menacing vocal lines. The Sundering hits especially hard, capturing that kin-against-kin tragedy in the orchestration itself.
Fear No Darkness bridges both games with recurring motifs. If you played the first game's soundtrack on repeat, this sequel score somehow raises the bar even further.