Honorable Orcs
Album purchase happens on Bandcamp. You can also get this album through the Lifetime Bundle or Patreon.
Honorable Orcs came out of a collaboration with Dice Will Roll, who joined my Storytellers tier on Patreon and brought me a set of track ideas from one of their Pathfinder campaigns.
The album is built around an orc-centered fantasy story, with music that treats orcs as noble, emotional, communal, and heroic rather than as a simple enemy faction. The result is an orchestral fantasy collection with tribal energy, cinematic weight, and a strong sense of character.
These tracks are useful for tabletop campaigns, fantasy games, actual-play scenes, and worldbuilding moments involving proud cultures, difficult journeys, festivals, battle, ritual, and ancient threats.
Track List
- Fighting for Freedom - an upbeat heroic theme for pursuit, travel, and acts of courage.
- The Noble Orc - a character theme with a sad, hopeful, triumphant tone.
- Orcish Festival - celebratory music for towns, villages, festivals, rituals, and social scenes.
- Traveling - a slower piece for exploration, downtime, and peaceful movement through the world.
- The Undead - tense, mysterious music for dungeons, caves, underground ruins, lairs, and stealth.
Press play on any track in the tracklist above to listen.
Includes the following
- 5 tracks.
- Includes WAV, MP3, and OGG formats.
- A non-exclusive license via store purchase.
- Designed for heroic, tribal, orc-centered fantasy campaigns.
Track list
- Fighting for Freedom - upbeat, heroic, triumphant orchestral fantasy.
- The Noble Orc - a hopeful and heroic character theme.
- Orcish Festival - celebratory music for villages, festivals, and rituals.
- Traveling - peaceful travel and exploration music.
- The Undead - ominous dungeon, ruin, and lair music.
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Everything you need to know before using my music in your projects.
- Is the music totally free?
- Yes — free tracks are tagged as free and yours to use as long as you credit me as the composer. Check the license info page for proper attribution details.
- How do I credit you?
- Simply name Ivan Duch as the composer wherever the music is used — in video descriptions, credits screens, show notes, etc. Full attribution guide here.
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- Royalty-free means you pay once (or in this case, just credit me) for a license to use the music — not on a per-use basis. You're free to use it across multiple projects.
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- Stems are individual instrument tracks (brass, woodwinds, percussion, etc.) from a song. They let you mix the music to fit your scene. Stems are available for Patrons.
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