Typical Town, And Nothing Feels Terribly Wrong
Added 2021-05-24 14:34:58 +0000 UTCSometimes pleasant towns are truly just that: pleasant! I find this is rarely the case in RPGs (or in real life, for that matter), but on the off chance it is true, "Andale Has A Little Secret (All Good)" is a totally appropriate score for such a town. Early game villages, short respites in towns that haven't been subject to demon swarms or constant onslaught, or little roadside inns and are all appropriate locales to for this inoffensive number.
Or alternatively: you load up this track when the players enter a new town. The town seems fine. All is going well. And then one of players passes a perception check to notice... something: a slightly off-color remark by a resident, a peek into a shady cellar, eyes where there shouldn't be eyes. And then you swap out the "(All Good)" variant with the original. Now your party KNOWS that there's something fishy going on.
That to me seems like the best trajectory, but I'm sure your players will enjoy hearing this tune in legitimately quaint and agreeable locales as well.
As always, the looping versions of both tracks are also provided below. Thanks, y'all!
