Nein Again music for Episode 48: Homeward Bound under the cut!
At 13:30, Far Horizons from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim plays as the Nein decide on their disguises for their arrival in Nicodranas.
Around 21:20, Cloak and Dagger from The Witcher III: Wild Hunt plays while Matt narrates Caduceus's search for a blacksmith in Nicodranas.
Around 24:35, Back On the Path plays when Caduceus realizes it'll take a while before the Nein can get to Uthodurn to repair his magic sword.
At 26:50, The Jerall Mountains plays as Caleb looks for a bookshop.
At 30:05, The Gilded Vale from Pillars of Eternity plays as Caleb tells Frumpkin to go say hello to Rusan, the other cat at the bookshop.
At 33:15, Yes, I Do... begins shortly after Caleb's attempt at slam poetry and continues through Jester's graffiti.
At 44:20, The Vagabond plays just after Jester and Marion reunite.
If anyone knows what song that has the bells at the beginning and starts around 47:20 (while the Nein get rooms), please let me know. I adore it, but was not able to track it down.
EDIT: @occidentalavian tracked it down! It is Auriel's Ascension from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
At 50:30, Twin Elms plays while the Nein ask Marion about the Tidepeak Tower. This song was used for the C1 art reel.
At 54:35, The White River plays as the Nein discuss stocking up before they leave the city.
At 1:06:15, King Bran's Final Voyage plays as the Nein leave Sheila's shop.
At 1:15:25, Far Horizons replays as Wensforth realizes the Nein don't deserve his best presentation.
At 1:24:10, Family Matters plays as Caduceus suggests sticking with Beau's plan to be honest with Yussa.
At 1:34:25, theme music for Kharanos, a town in Dun Morogh in World of Warcraft, plays as Yussa speaks to the Nein from his balcony. I timestamped the theme in the link, but could not find a better compilation with timestamps for easy browsing.
At 1:39:30, Twin Elms plays as Caduceus and Beau decide what to take with them for the meeting with Yussa.
At 1:42:00, a Forest Day theme plays as they enter Yussa's tower. I've timestamped a common one. It replays at 2:08:50 as the Nein try to get more out of their deal with Yussa.
At 1:45:52, Emhyr Var Emreis begins as Yussa deduces that they're going to request an alliance of some kind. It's especially apt because this theme in Witcher III is named a character who carefully navigates alliances and potential traitors.
At 1:55:35, Od Nua B plays as Beau and Caduceus tell Yussa about the beacon. It replays at about 2:06:45, when Yussa offers the use of his teleportation circle.
At 2:16:40, Burial Isle plays as Yussa and the Nein discuss the rightful owner of the beacon. Od Nua B replays again immediately afterwards.
At 2:23:10, Family Matters replays as Yussa asks Caleb about where he trained.
At 2:47:20, Aen Seidhe plays as Beau asks Jester to send to Dairon for her.
At 2:49:50, River of Life from the first Witcher game plays as Jester sends the message.
At about 2:56:20, The Gathering Storm plays while Caleb tells Beau what he's worried will happen if his whereabouts become known.
At 3:43:05, Silent Footsteps plays as the Nein makes their way from the apothecary to Old Edith's place.
At 3:47:30, Dwarven Stone Upon Dwarven Stone plays while Nott (as Veth) speaks to Luc and through the end of the episode.
That's all for this week!