"We call this place civilised, but it ain't," the man tells you as he spits on the sandy ground. "You board that there train, you'll find yourself in a land where no law can rule. Where banditry is the worst of your troubles. The frontier ain't a place for soft folk from the city. You go there, you better be prepared to kill."
Hi folks!
Today's track is the second in a trio of collaborations with Tom Cartos, a brilliant map maker and fellow Patreon creator. We will be releasing three music / map combos this month following a set theme: The Frontier

This track is a suspense themed track full of moments of tension and mystery. Rustic instruments combine together into a dark soundscape that shifts between eerie themes. Plucked lutes and guitars hint at civilisation whilst troubling drones show the darker side of the Frontier.
This track works great with Tom's map, but would also work well in most scary or suspenseful situations. The party may be exploring a dungeon, travelling across a wasteland, or sneaking through a bandit camp.

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Tom has kindly agreed to share the hi-res version of his latest map, a Train Crossing over a vast canyon / valley. The publicly available version is attached to this post, but for those of you who support me on Patreon, you will also receive:
A healthy offering indeed! You'll find all of these in the download archive, which I'll link to below
Be sure to check out Tom's patreon for the desert and snow variants of this map.

To find this bonus content, look for the Extra Content folder in the download archive:
As always, your will also find the mp3 version of the track in the archive, plus a Looped 1 hour version for Bard and Troubadour supporters.
I've also added a loopable .ogg version for Bards and Troubadours. Let me know if this plays nicely with your media players. If so, I'll add those for the rest of the tracks too.
I hope you enjoy the map and the music!