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INTELLIGENTSIA presents the fantasy BGM collection “TENKAI.” This pack includes 10 tracks that cover a wide range of story scenes—from stages of “order and authority” such as royal capitals, temples, citadels, and strongholds, to the energy of a renaissance city, journeys on the road, twilight towns, peaceful rural life, and even raids and emergency responses. Recommended not only for classic fantasy RPGs, but also for darker political dramas, stories featuring inquisitions and judgments, and titles with fortress assaults or defensive battles.

[Music Pack: TENKAI] Contents

Track List: 10 Tracks

1: CELESTIAL REALM (Tenkai)
A track inspired by orderly, imposing locations such as celestial fields, skyborne cities, temples, grand cathedrals, inquisitorial halls, ritual chambers, and the Hall of Justice.

2: THE ADVENTURE BEGINS (Bōken ga Hajimaru)

An uplifting, positive track ideal for scenes of new adventures and courage - regal with a militaristic tone.

3: RENAISSANCE (Renaissance)
A track that supports the heat of the human world caught between “the ideals of the heavens” and “the realities of the earth.” Beneath the uplift of a rebuilding era, a subtle tension and unease lingers—powerfully conveying the world’s shifting tides.

4: TRAVELOGUE (Ryokō-ki)
Perfect not only for travel scenes on the world map, roads, or sea voyages, but also for chapter transitions, worldbuilding moments, and flashback sequences.

5: TWILIGHT TOWN (Yūgure no Machi)
Ideal for towns from evening to night—port towns and post stations alike. It shines in scenes where you want atmosphere over bustle: a quiet introduction that hints “something is off,” or a mid-sized stopover on the road.

6: HEARTLAND (Hātolando)
Great for depicting “everyday life” over spectacle: plains with windmills, pastoral farmland and villages, settlements, fields, and markets. Fits rest stops and return-home scenes, as well as rebuilding moments. With a core of simplicity and relief, it accompanies daily life in a recovery era and the fatigue people carry.

7: CITADEL (Jōsai)
A track that conveys the grandeur of a defensive stronghold and the presence of a lived-in frontline. Rather than the cold functionality of a fortress, it suits citadel cities, border forts, and defensive walls of autonomous towns—places where history, life, and pride remain.

8: STRONGHOLD (Yōsai)
A military-base track perfect for forward operating bases, facilities designed to repel intruders, and dungeon strongholds meant to be conquered. Especially fitting for interior areas such as supply sections, surveillance zones, and barracks.

9: HEAVY CASUALTIES (Jindai na Songai)
Ideal for evacuation guidance and rescue operations during a town raid, as well as alarms, lockdowns, and hectic command-center scenes under emergency mobilization. Also works well for alert states in dungeons/strongholds, counterattacks immediately after major damage, and time-limit missions.

10: THE PALACE GUARD (Kyūden Eihei)
A disciplined, tense, and dignified track that heightens the atmosphere in royal capital centers and temple/authority facilities. Perfect for palace interiors (corridors, guard posts, waiting rooms before audiences, checkpoints), as well as “duty events” such as patrols, heightened security, identity checks, and interrogations.