Crest of a Wave

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Crest of a Wave
Crest of a Wave (#689)
(file source)
Released 18 June 2007 (Update)
Members No
Unlock hint This track unlocks automatically.
Quest Dragon Slayer I
Location Crandor
Duration 01:44
Tempo 115 BPM
Time signature 4/4
Composer Ian Taylor
Instruments Seashore, Accordion, Tango Accordion, Orchestral Harp, Tubular Bells, Flute, Pizzicato Strings, Acoustic Bass, Standard Drum Kit, String Ensemble 2 (Slow Strings), Alto Sax, Clarinet, Timpani, Woodblock
Advanced data
Sort name Crest of a Wave
Cache ID 350
Unlock detail Unlocked automatically.
Is jingle No

Crest of a Wave is a music track that is unlocked automatically.

During The Giant Dwarf, it can be heard during the cutscene when the player and the Dwarven Boatman first sail to Keldagrim. In Dragon Slayer I, it plays during the cutscene when sailing to Crandor with Captain Ned.

The start of the jingle plays when travelling via Charter ships, Cabin Boy Colin, and Captain Barnaby, as well as other forms of ship transport.

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Date Changes
27 April 2022
(Update)

The music track is now listed in the Music Player.

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