German composer famous for composing music to the Baldur's Gate series of R… Read Full Bio ↴German composer famous for composing music to the Baldur's Gate series of RPGs. He also composed music for several movies and TV series. Hoenig started as an underground magazine reporter in Germany and quickly took part in formation of progressive rock scene in Germany. For example, he worked with Tangerine Dream and Timewind. In 1978 he released his first solo album, "Departure from the Northern Wasteland," a piece of avant-garde electronic music. He then moved to the United States, where he released his second solo album - Xcept One (1987). In 1996, he was nominated for an Emmy award for the theme song to the TV series "Dark Skies."

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Gorion's Battle
Michael Hoenig Lyrics

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Fanur Anuojat

4y↑16

There is just too much badass in this theme.
It makes, nay DEMANDS a man to cry iron tears.

Korvas Terindar

8y↑46

"You are perceptive for an old man...You know why I'm here! Hand over your ward and no one will be hurt. If you resist it shall be a waste of your life!"

Agent1W

8y↑26

"You are a fool if you believe I would trust your benevolence. Step aside and you and your lackeys will be unhurt."

Korvas Terindar

8y↑27

"I am sorry that you feel that way old man..."

Agent1W

4y↑1

@Korvas Terindar DM is still asking for us to roll initiative...

Volourn

1y↑1

@Agent1W Side with Gorion here. No way Sarevok just lets him walk away. L0L

Agent1W

1y↑1

@Volourn If Gorion just funneled all of his magic on Sarevok, he might as well have killed him. Instead he just wastes it on the more expendable ogres.

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Juanro Estradita

9y↑1

la mejor de todas , sin duda

DreamWarrior

45w

that game is a masterpiece

Goatcheezius

3y↑7

They used this for the trailer for BG2, it was a good choice for it.

Valerie Verith

4y↑5

The Wyvern fight! This brings back some good memories.

Ragitsu

3y↑2

Dragon juniors.

Volourn

@Ragitsu Some ways worse in 2e pnp. Their poison kills you outright if you fail the save.

Ragitsu

1y↑1

@Volourn The tabletop version also puts its flight to better use (or, well, a DM can put their flight to better use) than the Infinity Engine will allow.

Volourn

@Ragitsu yeah, but not having flying is understandable. I winder why they chose against not having the wyvern death poison at least on core rules. Not like they were against instant death stuff in the series, otherwise. Lol

sendai drow

31w

I was imbued with the epicness of this song when I read Sarevok's diary at his headquarters.

Vahkitauti

3y↑1

There I sighed, figuring the Cloudwood Mine would be the Nashkel Mine 2.0. It turned out to be a far better dungeon in general, but this particularly lit combat theme helped it especially.

Superabo

5y↑26

Gorion, renowned mage and former Harper, vs. Sarevok, high-level fighter and one of the most powerful Bhaalspawn alive.

Gorion: Lol idk guess I'll cast magic missile.

Emperor's Fist

4y↑3

Well, he did waste more powerful spells on Sarevok's goons. Maybe MM was the last thing he had memorized. XD

civilwildman

Don't forget he also did cast Melf's Acid Arrow on Sarevok. ;)

-ShiraZen-

Magic Missile is one of the flashier combat spells in the game, tbh, they made it look amazing. Probably the only reason why he bothered with it.

Coco1723

The Dispel Magic is why he lost. He probably had more tricks up his sleeve but with his Stoneskin and I think Mirror Images gone he had no defense.

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X X

3y↑2

"You're a fool if you believe I would trust your benevolence. Step aside and you and your lackeys will be unhurt."
"I'm sorry that you feel that way, old man."