Top 14 Dark Souls Soundtrack Tracks
Mournful piano laments, thunderous choirs and frantic battle anthems collide across every cursed boss arena. Which one hits hardest? Cast your vote!
1Nameless KingThe intense, percussive theme for Dark Souls III's optional dragon-riding super-boss.1000pts
2Knight ArtoriasThe frenetic theme from the Artorias of the Abyss DLC, scoring the fallen Abysswalker's tragic battle.929pts
3Soul of CinderThe medley final-boss theme of Dark Souls III that weaves in Gwyn's motif for a full-circle climax.900pts
4GwyndolinThe delicate harp-and-choir theme for the Dark Sun, one of the most serene cues in the first game.833pts
5Slave Knight GaelThe sweeping, choir-driven finale theme from the Ringed City DLC, a fan-favorite send-off to the trilogy.643pts
6Great Grey Wolf SifThe melancholic theme for the loyal sword-wielding wolf, a track beloved for its grief-laden melody.500pts
7Dancer of the Boreal ValleyThe waltz-like, string-led theme for Dark Souls III's graceful flame-wielding dancer.300pts
8Pontiff SulyvahnThe aggressive choral theme for the Cathedral of the Deep's clone-summoning swordsman.300pts
9Ornstein & SmoughThe thunderous dual-boss theme from Anor Londo, scoring one of the most infamous fights in the original game.300pts
10Aldrich, Devourer of GodsThe eerie, slithering theme for the saint-devouring abomination of Anor Londo in Dark Souls III.1pts
11Abyss WatchersThe driving Dark Souls III theme for the Legion of the Abyss, building from somber strings to frantic choir.1pts
12Twin PrincesThe somber Dark Souls III theme for Lorian and Lothric, layering brotherly tragedy into the melody.1pts
13Gravelord NitoThe deep, ominous theme for the first of the dead in the Tomb of the Giants.1pts
14Sister FriedeThe haunting, escalating theme from the Ashes of Ariandel DLC's brutal three-phase fight.1pts
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Sif's theme is a violin line that sounds like mourning, for a wolf guarding a dead knight's grave. Ornstein and Smough are remembered for the opposite: https://youpick.best/articles/the-wolf-ranked-many-ways
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