This track consists mostly of long, gentle tones that eventually build to a crescendo, a theme repeated twice in the overall piece. I could imagine myself using this piece during a night in the Feywild or a similar place, if I wanted to imply a sense of wonder but not a sense of threat. Otherwise, I don't foresee using this track very often. The music is beautiful, but the overall effect is less flexible or reusable than some other soundscapes in the Sonic Legends line.

This track is dissonant and mysterious, adding the right type of atmosphere to an encounter with a calm and awe inspiring Elven City. It isn't overly heroic sounding necessarily or dark like City of Dark Elves. It allows for a bit of a different mood during your game. I love Sonic Legends and think my players enjoy the added effect of music with our sessions.

This music file is 8:30 long and consists of some pretty constants "heavenly choirs" and some haunting strings. It's put together very well, but I feel that the title doesn't match the mood of the piece. It's wonderful for haunting holiness, but I feel it doesn't fit good, calm lovers of nature. The music is also very homogeneous, which is great for background mood setting.