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Exploring the Death House | Unofficial Curse of Strahd Music | 1h D&D Dark Exploration Music | Loop

If you want to support this channel, you can purchase this music on Bandcamp: https://fabomusic.bandcamp.com/album/... You can also support me on Patreon:   / fabomusicrpg   Channel memberships are now open on YouTube as well for just 1,99 € a month. By pledging your support, you help keep the music playing and in return, you’ll unlock exclusive CoS–themed emojis to use in the comments. ________________________________________ The gravel road leads to a village, its tall houses dark as tombstones. You notice a tall brick house that has seen better days. The rusty gate is creaking slightly as it hangs ajar, inviting you into the shadowy unknown within. ________________________________________ 🎵 #ttrpg #curseofstrahd #rpgmusic #dnd Eerie background music for your tabletop adventures, perfect for exploration of creepy and mysterious places. This piece was written for "Death House", the mini adventure that can be run at the beginning of "Curse of Strahd". This track is dark, atmospheric and brooding. More Curse of Strahd Music coming in the following weeks. ________________________________________ Thanks for listening. Like and subscribe for more TTRPG music and videos. ☕ If you want to support me, you can buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fabomusic ________________________________________ 🎵 This music is only available on YouTube right now. Artist Profile on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/arti... ________________________________________ Music composed and produced by FaboMusic. Copyright: FaboMusic. Artwork: Leonardo.ai. ________________________________________ All of my music for Curse of Strahd is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC 1. Is this music created with AI? No, all tracks are composed and produced by me using virtual instruments in a DAW. You’ll notice that my tracks, especially for Strahd, often revisit and develop recurring motifs and themes - that is something AI can't do. 2. But is the artwork AI-generated? Yes. I primarily use Leonardo.ai, occasionally adjusting details with Adobe Express to achieve the desired look. 3. Why don’t you use real artwork? I am just a musician, not an artist. This channel is quiet small and does not generate much income. It is just not feasible to commission or license a lot of artwork right now. If this channel grows, there will be more oppurtunities to work with "real" artists (and pay them for their work). If you have art you’d like to see featured in future videos, feel free to reach out! There already is some real art in some videos. But I will also continue to use AI. 4. Can I use your music in my videos, podcasts, streams, etc.? Absolutely! You’re welcome to use my "Curse of Strahd" and "Dragons of Stormwreck Isle" music in personal and monetized videos and (live) tabletop sessions on all streaming platforms, provided you credit my channel in the description. For my other music available on Spotify and similar platforms, please note that it may trigger a copyright claim from my distributor, who collects royalties on my behalf. This music is fine to use for personal, non-monetized, and non-commercial purposes—just accept the claim rather than disputing it. If you have any questions about licensing, don’t hesitate to reach out. 5. Is this channel monetized? Yes, you may see ads before and after my videos. All earnings are fully reinvested in music gear and software. I’ve also disabled midroll ads because they’re just too disruptive when playing a TTRPG, which does result in significantly less ad revenue for me. So if you’d like to help keep this channel going, feel free to support me on Bandcamp. 6. Do you even play TTRPGs? Yes, I do! I’ve been playing D&D for over 10 years now, both as a player and a Dungeon Master. Currently, I’m running "Curse of Strahd" for a group of newbies, and I play a rude halfling bard in a homebrew campaign with another group.