 Originally, he had described Midnight Syndicate's music as "Gothic Nightmare Soundtracks", but claimed that "Dungeons & Dragons" had a more fantasy feel than previous releases, which focused more on horror, meaning that he now describes the band's music as "Gothic Fantasy Nightmare Soundtracks".Chris Harvey of "Movement Magazine"—a magazine supporting "underground" music and arts—described the album as being symphonic, which he claimed added to the feel of the album.Sounds were also sampled, including the sounds of battle on "Final Confrontation", clashing swords on "Skirmish", a mantra on "Eternal Mystery", and spoken words in "Craft of the Wizard".