mysterious · tense · ominous · horror · 2:16

Staring Abyss

from the album Dark Tales · released Jun 19, 2021

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About Staring Abyss

Their names have been forgotten for so long… they are the Forgotten Ones. And as a machine without purpose as a traveler without destination they are sleeping and waiting. But don’t get confused by their inaction, their power has not fizzled out and the whole world shall see their might when they awaken once again…

I collaborated with Rudok’s Maps. This time I wrote an unsettling Lovecraftian cosmic horror ambience for his new map…

Rudok’s Maps has also created a Lovecraftian homebrew pack in Rudok’s Tavern with 8 items and 4 monsters, and their patrons will get these items and monsters on Printable cards that serve as nice handouts to players.

Check out Rudok’s Map content for this collab here:

https://www.patreon.com/rudokstavernhttps://www.patreon.com/posts/staring-abyss-51999460

From the album

Dark Tales

12 tracks
The Album12 tracks
Born to Darkness Free 20
Aceroc Free 1:58
Haunted Mansion Free 1:34
Sad Strings Free 1:27
The Carnival Free 1:09
Alchemy Lab Free 1:07
Eerie Forest Free 2:02
Staring Abyss Free 2:16
Link Street Free 2:21
Penumbral Curse Free 2:36
The Toy Maker Free 2:01
Dead on Ice 2:15
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