Carved into the stone heart of Khaz Modan, the mighty city of Ironforge is a testament to the dwarves’ strength and resilience. During the Second War between orcs and humans, many dwarven strongholds fell to the onslaught of the Horde, yet Ironforge was never breached. Now ruled over by the Council of Three Hammers, the city has entered into a tense and potentially violent era. Yet should the council rule with equality and justice, this new period in Ironforge’s history might very well be its greatest.

Text above is taken from the official racial description page:
https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/gam...


0:00 - Ironforge Intro
1:29 - Dark Ironforge 4
3:15 - Ironforge 4
4:29 - Dark Ironforge 6
6:17 - Ironforge 1

8:17 - Dark Ironforge 5
9:04 - Dark Ironforge 7
10:40 - Mystery 4
11:46 - [OST] Stonefire
14:29 - Ironforge 3

15:54 - Tinkertown Intro
16:50 - Dark Ironforge 1
19:27 - Ironforge 2
20:19 - Dark Ironforge 2
21:30 - Ironforge Intro

22:59 - Dark Ironforge 4
24:45 - Ironforge 4
25:58 - Mystery 1
27:02 - Dark Ironforge 6
28:50 - Ironforge 1

30:50 - [OST] Thunderbrew
32:54 - Dark Ironforge 3
33:50 - Dark Ironforge 7
35:26 - Ironforge 3
36:51 - Tinkertown Intro

37:47 - Dark Ironforge 1
40:22 - Mystery 3
41:28 - Ironforge 2
42:20 - Dark Ironforge 2
43:31 - Ironforge Intro

45:00 - Dark Ironforge 4
46:45 - Ironforge 4
47:59 - Dark Ironforge 6
49:47 - [OST] Shady Rest
52:27 - Mystery 2

53:25 - Ironforge 1
55:25 - Dark Ironforge 5
56:10 - Dark Ironforge 7
57:46 - Dark Ironforge 1


Ironforge composed by Brian Farr and Glenn Stafford. I think.

Dark Ironforge and Mystery composed by Russell Brower.

Stonefire, Thunderbrew and Shady Rest composed by David Arkenstone.


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