Ed Greenwood

A young shepherd boy, Elminster vows revenge on the dragon-riding mage-lord who murders his family and destroys his village, and pursues careers as a brigand, thief, and priest before he discovers the sorcerous power that can turn the mage-lords' magic against them. Reprint. 100,000 first printing.

The Making of a Mage

Elminster

Mark Lawrence

John Gwynne

Brian Staveley

Mitchell Hogan

Miles Cameron

Stan Nicholls

Andrew Rowe

Petros Triantafyllou

Sebastien Castell

How do you get forty fantasy authors to contribute short stories for a war-themed anthology without paying them? It sounds as if there should be a good punchline to that, but all Petros Triantafyllou did was twist the moral thumbscrews and tell them all the profits would go to Doctors Without Borders, a charity that works tirelessly across the world to alleviate the effects of conflict, sickness and poverty. So, with clear consciences, several busloads of excellent and acclaimed fantasy authors have applied themselves to the task of penning a veritable mountain of words on the subject of The Art of War, expect bloodshed, gore, pathos, insight, passion, and laughs. Maybe even a wombat. Who knows. Anyway, as the original blurb said: "It's good. Buy it." -Mark Lawrence Featuring: Mark Lawrence, Ed Greenwood, Brian Staveley, Miles Cameron, John Gwynne, Sebastien De Castell, Mitchell Hogan, Stan Nicholls, Andrew Rowe, C.T. Phipps, Rob J. Hayes, Nicholas Eames, Mazarkis Williams, Ben Galley, Michael R. Fletcher, Graham Austin-King, Ed McDonald, Anna Stephens, Anna Smith Spark, RJ Barker, Michael R. Miller, Benedict Patrick, Sue Tingey, Dyrk Ashton, Steven Kelliher, Timandra Whitecastle, Laura M Hughes, J.P. Ashman, M.L. Spencer, Steven Poore, Brandon Draga, D. Thourson Palmer, D.M. Murray, Anne Nicholls, R.B. Watkinson, Charles F Bond, Ulff Lehmann, Thomas R. Gaskin, Zachary Barnes & Nathan Boyce. With a Foreword by Brian D. Anderson. Print version includes 40 black & white interior art pieces.

Anthology for Charity

Art of War

Elminster, a young wizard, journeys to the elven city of Cormanthor, later known as Myth Drannor, to continue his training in magic.

Elminster in Myth Drannor

Elminster tries to save Faerãun from forces amassing for war, as predicted in a prophesy, without the support of Mystra, the Goddess of Magic.

The Herald

Aglirta is known as the Kingless Land--once prosperous and peaceful, it has now fallen into lawlessness, studded with feuding baronies engaged in a constant state of war. The only hope for peace lies in the legend of the Sleeping King: destined to rise and restore peace when the Dwaerindim stones are recovered. Lady Embra Silvertree is the sorceress daughter of a bellicose baron with an eye towards world domination. She has been imprisoned by her father who hopes to use her as a magical battery to fortify his castle. When a pair of good natured rogues attempt to steal one of her jewel encrusted gowns, they are quickly enlisted as allies to help her escape and, with the aid of a shape-shifting cleric, to seek out the Dwaerindim.

The Kingless Land

In a far-off realm where danger reigns supreme, Shandril's courage is put to the ultimate test by the powers of unspeakably evil monsters and wicked magical forces

Spellfire

Shandril finds that having the power of spellfire forces her to run from the evil Zhentarim who wants that power for himself and the renegade wizards.

Crown of Fire

The Dragon's Doom (The Band of Four, Book 4)

Aglirta is known as the Kingless Land. Once prosperous and peaceful, it has fallen into lawlessness, studded with feuding baronies engaged in a constant state of war . . . but the land is kingless no more. The legendary Sleeping King has been reawakened by the efforts of the valiant Band of Four: -Hawkril, a bold and brave warrior gifted with great strength and fortitude -Craer, the crafty and clever thief -Sarasper, the learned and wise healer -Lady Embra Silvertree, the mystical Lady of Jewels, a powerful sorceress With the aid of the Dwaerindim Stones, the King's curse has been lifted . . . but it will take more than the Dwaerindim to restore him to the long vacant throne of the land. Ambitious and devious barons are ready to challenge him for the throne, while dark, inhuman forces wait for the chance to bring Aglirta under its evil shadow. The Band of Four must quest for a powerful secret that will restore the kingdom to its former glory.

A Band of Four Novel

The Vacant Throne

"On an Earth that is not our own, Victoria never ascended the throne ... It is a time of gaslamps and regularly scheduled airship flights, of trams and steam-driven clockwork with countless smoke-belching stacks. London, the capitol of the Empire of the Lion, is a filthy, crowded, fast-growing city where a series of shocking murders threatens the throne itself. Energetic young inventor Jack Straker believes he has created a weapon to defend the Crown: a reanimated, clockwork-enhanced corpse he can control. He introduces 'the Iron Assassin' to the highly placed Lords who will decide if Straker's invention becomes a weapon of the Lion--or something to be destroyed"--

The Iron Assassin

Narnra of Waterdeep, a thief living in the City of Splendors, has always wondered who her father is, and is shocked to realize it is Elminster of Shadowdale.

Elminster's Daughter

Banished to the Nine Hells by an evil force, the legendary wizard Elminster Aumar finds himself tortured for his wisdom and power, and must confront the choice between death and madness.

Elminster in Hell

Although the Shadowmasters are finally on the run, the evil ones have no plans to relinquish their dreams of conquest, even if it means total anhilation, and it is up to Elminster, Khelben, and Alustriel to end the reign of terror forever. Original. 75,000 first printing.

All Shadows Fled

Rob Heinsoo

Skip Williams

Sean K. Reynolds

Everything a player needs to adventure in the Forgotten Realms, the most popular setting in the D&D "RM" game can be found right here: history, maps, non-player characters, geography, economics, societies, organizations, religions, politics, monsters, magic items, spells ... even a start-up adventure in the Realms!

Campaign Setting

Forgotten Realms

Dave Gross

Richard Lee Byers

Lisa Smedman

Paul Kemp

Voronica Whitney-Robinson

Clayton Emery

Seven authors--Ed Greenwood, Clayton Emery, Lisa Smedman, Dave Gross, Voronica Whitney-Robinson, Richard Lee Byers, and Paul Kemp--contribute sections to this seven-part novel that offers close-up portraits on the inhabitants of a remarkable city in which everything has a price and the members of the wealthiest families will do anything to survive. Original.

The Halls of Stormweather

Swords of Dragonfire (Forgotten Realms: The Knights of Myth Drannor, Book 2)

A Dragon's Ascension (Band of Four)

Susan J. Morris

Presents a collection of tales from previous anthologies by Ed Greenwood along with three new works set in the magical land of Faerun.

The Stories of Ed Greenwood

The Best of the Realms

James Lowder

The Official Companion - Read the Essays * use the Rules * Win the Game

Munchkin Book

Presents seven interlinked novellas that tell the story of seven sisters who battle the diabolical evil that threatens all Faern. Reprint.

Ed Greenwood

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