Knave I, by Wraithguard

Knave I

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1.	The Ritual//Prophecy Born 05:26	buy track
2.	Called From Home 02:14	buy track
3.	Eyes in the Trees 02:26	buy track
4.	Night Beasts//To the Cursed Mountain 05:48	buy track
5.	Into the Wizard's Domain 08:36	buy track
6.	Labyrinthine 07:30	buy track
7.	March of the Lost Knave 05:28	buy track

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This album, the first of two, follows a loose narrative of an individual compelled by prophecy to seek and defeat a dark wizard.

1 - The ritual, strange and unnatural, is performed; the prophecy is born.

2 - The prophecy names its hero (a simple knave), who has no choice but to answer the call from his home and from the only life he has known.

3 - The hero embarks to face and defeat the wizard of the cursed mountain. The trees watch his every step. The forest is enchanting and unnerving.

4 - Night falls and unnatural beasts attack. The hero overcomes and reaches the base of the cursed mountain.

5 - The hero enters into the domain of the wizard. From atop the mountain, the view is breathtaking, yet there is a great sense of dread. The hero enters the mountain. Crystalline cavernous halls greet him.

6 - Grand halls devolve into a twisting labyrinth of cold tunnels. The hero marches on as danger grows and evil magics start to saturate the air.

7 - The tunnels appear never ending. The hero is helplessly lost, but is pushed forward into a seemingly endless march by the prophecy...

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released January 10, 2019

Cover art - "Landscape in the Moonlight" attributed to Yogetsu [public domain]

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Narrative-driven dungeon synth/fantasy instrumental music from the woods of Ohio

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