Tiamat Approaches

Our heroes discuss their ultimate foe: Tiamat, the five headed dragon. One adventurer casts a spell that summons the sounds of the beast. As they recount the features of the dragon, roars from each of the heads swirl around the room culminating in a ferocious roar.

Dark strings act as a background while footsteps, flapping wings and various roars play. Each head was designed to sound distinct, as they each represent a different element:

Earth - Recordings of a lion, pitched to be consistently low and deep

Fire - A lion mixed with a snake, consistently has a hiss-like tone to it

Water - Roars pitch corrected and warbled to create the vision of gills

Wind - wispy roars mixed with the clicks of a dolphin; raspy

Lightning - High-pitched screeches mixed with thunder

Revive

As our main character is dying in DND, another adventurer casts a spell to revive them. Important to know that the caster is a dragon in disguise.

EDM risers, choir midi instruments and the underlying echo of a dragon.

Car Wreck

The narrator of the play tells the audience that one of our characters has died in a vicious car crash. Important to know that the character was a Dungeons and Dragons player, and was very emotionally invested in the game. As they finish, we hear the wreck, and the sound morphs into the snarl of a dragon.

Car horns, tire screeches, glass smashing, metal impacts and the echo of a dragon snarl.