1. "Dragon Trek Overture"
2. "Dorian & Zedge"
3. "This is my Home"
4. "Fight, my Son!"
5. "Obelisk"
6. "Who is Rachel?"
7. "Stargazing"
8. "Dark Thoughts"
9. "The Light of Dusk Brings no Comfort"
10. "The Village of Canis"
11. "The Dream Horizon"
12. "Dragon Statues"
13. "Long Forgotten"
14. "Out into the World"
15. "The Gambler"
16. "High Stakes"
17. "Thief"
18. "Lost in the North"
19. "A Little Closer to the Stars"

Dorian and Zedge are underlings of Zecarn, the ruler of the Dark Empire. Dorian is a lanky soldier, and relies mostly on his intelligence rather than his physical strength. He has dreams of world conquest, and secretly criticizes the leadership of Zecarn. Zedge is Dorian's sidekick. He is a stout, strong soldier who is none too bright, and for this reason depends on Dorian. While Zecarn maintains order amongst his ranks and treats his subjects with reasonable fairness, Dorian wishes to institute a chaotic and truly evil tyrrany over the land.

A day in the life of William Stoneford, the main character of Dragon Trek. He was born on his parent's farm - an isolated ranch in the middle of Crater Desert. It was built around an oasis that provides the family with water.

It has a warm, homely feeling to it. The typical RPG Town music, but still nice to listen to.

William's father teaches William how to fight monsters. This is the battle music throughout the game.

Very upbeat, interesting rhythm. Definitely adrenaline-inspiring.

This music describes the dark energy surrounding an ancient obelisk of black obsidian. The meaning of the engraved symbols is long lost, however, it still strikes an ominous feeling into one's heart, as if something dark and ancient is watching from a deep slumber.

The obelisk becomes very important toward the end of the game. William first comes across it at the beginning. The obelisk stands at the north end of Crater Desert, overlooking the ocean.

I'm particularly proud of this piece. I knew the feeling I wanted to create, and in my opinion I created it perfectly!

This piece is also known as "The Black Obsidian Spire" because near the end of the game, the obelisk grows into a giant black tower that reaches up into the heavens.

One day while exploring the farm, William notices that there is an extra window on the 2nd floor of his house. He climbs the tree that grows nearby and finds that the window is actually boarded up. He uses a branch to get him close enough to open the glass and push in the boards, and climbs in to find a very dark and dusty room.

As his eyes adjust, he sees that it's clearly a girl's room, with the name Rachel carved into the headboard of the bed.

That evening at the dinner table William asks his parents, "Who is Rachel?"