Appearing in "Legions of the Dead"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Aesir's party (Main story and flashback)
- Njal (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Old Gorm (Main story and flashback)
- Rann Njalsdatter (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Hyperboreans of Haloga (First appearance)
- Witch-men (Mentioned)
- Guards (First appearance)
- Vammatar the Cruel, Queen of Haloga (First appearance)
- Legions of the Dead (First appearance)
- Egil the Huntsman (Only appearance; dies)[1] (Formerly part of Njal's party) (Main story and flashback)
Other Characters:
Races and Species:
- Stags
- Humans
- Jumala (First appearance) (Unnamed)
- Gods (Invoked)
- Legions of the Dead
Locations:
- Border between Aesgaard and Hyperborea
- Hyperborea
- Haloga (First appearance)
- Aesgaard (Mentioned)
- Cimmeria (Mentioned)
- Brythunia (Mentioned)
- Hell (Invoked)
Events and Eras:
Synopsis for "Legions of the Dead"
Conan joins a group of Aesir and goes hunting with Njal, their chieftan. Upon returning, the tribe goes after a group of scouts sent to a nearby fortress to see what happened to them. The scouts are being tortured to death by the Witchmen of the fortress. Njal returns to camp to decide what to do next, but Conan sneaks away and steals inside the fortress to find Njal's kidnapped daughter. He breaks her out and returns to the tribe, pausing only to light the fortress on fire. The Hyperboreans follow the tribe as it retreats and the Aesir discover to their horror their pursuers are the zombies of their comrades and charred remains of Hyperboreans. The undead slaughter the living, but Conan manages to unseat Vammatar and steal her horse, taking Rann with him, but the zombies pull him to the ground, only sparing his life when Vammatar commands he be taken as a slave. Rann, however, escapes.
Appearing in "A Gazetteer of the Hyborian Age, Part VII"
Locations and groups:
- Qirlata (Referenced)
- Raman (Referenced)
- Ravengard (Referenced)
- Raven Picts (Referenced)
- Razadan (Referenced)
- Red Waste (Referenced)
- Rhamdan (Referenced)
- River of Death Ice (Referenced)
- Road of Kings (Referenced)
- Road of the Eagles (Referenced)
- Ronnoco (Referenced)
- Ruo-Gen (Referenced)
- Sabatea (Referenced)
- Samara (Referenced)
- Scalp Creek (Referenced)
- Scandaga (Referenced)
- Scarlet Citadel (Referenced)
- Schohira (Referenced)
- Shondara (Referenced)
- Sea-Land Picts (Referenced)
- Secunderam (Referenced)
- Seven Empires (Referenced)
- Seven Sacred Cities (Referenced)
- Shamballah (Referenced)
- Shondakor (Referenced)
- Thogara (Referenced)
- Auzakia (Referenced)
- Issedon (Referenced)
- Paliana (Referenced)
- Throana (Referenced)
- Sfanol (Referenced)
- Shadizar (Referenced)
- Shahpur (Referenced)
- Shalizah Pass (Referenced)
- Shamar (Referenced)
- Shamballah (Referenced)
- Shamla Pass (Referenced)
- Shamu, Plain of (Referenced)
- Shan-e-Sorkh (Referenced)
- Shem (Referenced)
- Shem, Sons of (Referenced)
- Shirakma (Referenced)
- Shirki River (Referenced)
- Shondakor (Referenced)
- Shu-Chen (Referenced)
- Shumir (Referenced)
- Shushan (Referenced)
- Sighing Lake (Referenced)
- Sigtona (Referenced)
- Simura, Gate of (Referenced)
- Siojina-Kisua (Referenced)
- Skandaga (Referenced)
- Skull Gate (Referenced)
- Skull of Silence (Referenced)
- Skulls, City of (Referenced)
- Skulls, Place of (Referenced)
- Snow Devil Glacier (Referenced)
- Sons of Shem (Referenced)
- Sons of Yezm (Referenced)
- South Creek (Referenced)
- Southern Desert (Referenced)
- Southern Isles (Referenced)
- Southern Ocean (Referenced)
- Stagus River (Referenced)
- Stygia (Referenced)
- Styx (Referenced)
- Suba (Referenced)
- Sukhmet (Referenced)
- Sultanapur (Referenced)
- Sumeru Tso (Referenced)
- Sun, Valley of the (Referenced)
- Swamp of Black Lotus (Referenced)
- Swamp of Purple Lotus (Referenced)
- Swamps of the Dead (Referenced)
- Sword, Cave of the (Referenced)
Synopsis for "A Gazetteer of the Hyborian Age, Part VII"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Moon of the Skulls Parts Three and Four"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Nakari, Queen of Negari (Death)
- Unnamed river-tribes warriors (All die)
Other Characters:
- Legions of Atlantis (Mentioned)
Deities and Invocations:
- The hated Serpent / Satan (Invoked)
- Valka (Mentioned)
- Hotah (Mentioned)
- Honen (Mentioned)
- Golgor (Mentioned)
- Nakura, the Skull of Evil (Mentioned)
- God (Invoked)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Tiger-Cats (Referenced)
Locations:
Events and Eras:
- Pre-Cataclysmic Age (Only in flashback)
- Great Cataclysm (Only in flashback)
Synopsis for "Moon of the Skulls Parts Three and Four"
- Synopsis not yet written
Notes
- The Legions of the Dead is adapted from the story by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter.
- Moon of Skulls is adapted from the story by Robert E. Howard.
- Synopsis by YardIHS.
