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Pfad der Finsternis
03:17
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Land der ewigen Kälte
07:24
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Heimatland
10:57
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Stimme der Nacht
13:12
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Sonnenmacht
12:13
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Menschheits Niedergang
11:58
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Heimkehr
05:50
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Introduction
01:46
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Vater des Frostes
08:18
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Des Kriegers Rache
09:42
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Ruhm und Ehre
07:34
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Outroduction
02:15
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