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Attack on the Usurper
02:07
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Barbarian's Bane
02:18
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The Beast Found Us
02:03
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Test of Strength
03:23
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Here Cometh the Devil
02:57
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Get the Traitor
02:39
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Poisonous Doubt
03:18
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A Scoundrel's Life
02:04
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The Last Twenty-Two
02:40
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Discord's Doom
02:07
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Theft at the Temple
01:41
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Upon Dark Path
02:16
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Andy De Pooter Antwerp, Belgium
Cinematic music composer from Belgium. My music has an orchestral sound mixed with ethnic instruments from Eastern Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
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