The soundtrack, composed by the same team that did the Age of Empires II: The Forgotten tracks, tries to blend classic Greek orchestrations with Chinese pentatonic scales. It works well, though it lacks the iconic punch of the original AoM main theme.
The core selling point of Tale of the Dragon was undeniable: a fully realized Chinese civilization. While the original game covered the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, East Asian mythology remained a vast, untapped reservoir of content. The expansion brought iconic figures from Chinese folklore and religion—Daoist deities, legendary heroes, and mythical beasts—into the game’s engine. Age of Mythology- Tale of the Dragon
The centerpiece of Tale of the Dragon is the Chinese civilization. Unlike the Western trio, Chinese mythology is a complex amalgamation of Taoism, Buddhism, and ancient folk heroes. The developers distilled this into three distinct Major Gods, each offering a different playstyle. The soundtrack, composed by the same team that
Key heroes include Jiao-Long, the wise monk Zhi , and the defender Shun . While the original game covered the Mediterranean and