Appearing in "The Forever Phial"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Wraith (Only appearance; dies)[1]
- Ranephi (First appearance)
- Fire-elemental (First appearance)
- Water-elemental (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Elder Gods (Invoked)
- Crom (Invoked)
- Skelos (Mentioned)
- Vathelos (Mentioned)
- Kathulos the Slave-Seer (Mentioned)
- Hannibal (First appearance)
- Hannibal's wife (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- White Wolves
- Elder Gods (Invoked)
- Horses
Locations:
Items:
- Forever Phial (Mentioned)
- Iron-Bound Book of Skelos (Destruction)
- Iron-Bound Book of Vathelos (Destruction)
- Book of Kathulos[2] (Destruction)
Events:
Synopsis for "The Forever Phial"
Conan slays a large white wolf one evening, unaware that the wolf's master, the immortal sorcerer Ranephi, has been watching the barbarian for some time. At a nearby village, Conan heads straight for the local tavern to boast about the wolf, and the townspeople warn him that Ranephi's vengeance will soon come. Meanwhile, the wizard releases his other animals and burns all of his scrolls and books. Conan, anxious to flee before the sorcerer's alleged might, is given a horse by a helpful dwarf, Hannibal, unaware that the misshapen man works for Ranephi. The wizard then magically redirects Conan to his castle. Once there, Conan fends off an attack by a fire-elemental, and flees into the keep itself. He is herded, unknowingly, to Sanephi himself, and, when he spies the sorcerer, lets lose a fatal blow with his axe. It seems that Ranephi was not blessed with immortality, but rather cursed, and needed someone else to end his life. And he had chosen Conan, who was happy to oblige.
Appearing in "Gods of Earth of the Hyborian Age - Part III: The Elder Gods"
Featured Characters:
- Set (Referenced)
- Ashtoreth/Derketo/Ishtar (Referenced)
- Mitra (Mentioned)
- Hanuman (First appearance) (Statue)
- Erlik (Mentioned)
- Asura (Referenced)
- Pteor (First appearance) (Statue)
Other Characters:
- Conan (Mentioned)
- Black Ring (Mentioned)
- Xaltotun (Mentioned)
- Thoth-Amon (Mentioned)
- Thugra Khotan (Mentioned)
- Black Circle (Mentioned)
- Astreas (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Acheron (Mentioned)
- Stygia (Mentioned)
- Shem (Mentioned)
- Sabatea (Mentioned)
- Kush (Mentioned)
- Vilayet (Mentioned)
- Kuthchemes (Mentioned)
- Koth (Mentioned)
- Nemedia (Mentioned)
- Turan (Mentioned)
- Zamboula (Mentioned)
- Vendhya (Mentioned)
- Khitai (Mentioned)
- Zamora (Mentioned)
- Aquilonia (Mentioned)
- Khorotas (Mentioned)
Events:
- Great Cataclysm (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "Gods of Earth of the Hyborian Age - Part III: The Elder Gods"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Death-Song of Conan the Cimmerian"
Featured Characters:
- Conan (Only appearance; dies)[1]
Supporting Characters:
- Death (Only appearance)[1] (Recap)
- Fafnir (Only appearance)[1] (Recap)
- Zuagirs (Only appearance)[1] (Recap)
Other Characters:
- Crom (Invoked)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Horses (Recap)
- Abstract Entities (Recap)
- Gods (Invoked)
Locations:
- Earth-75110 (Only appearance)[1]
- Earth (Recap)
- Hyboria (Recap)
- Khitai (Recap)
- Vilayet Sea (Recap)
- Bal-Sagoth / Isle of the Gods (Recap)
- Hyboria (Recap)
- Hell (Invoked)
- Earth (Recap)
Events:
Synopsis for "Death-Song of Conan the Cimmerian"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Sorcerer's Summit"
Featured Characters:
- Dars-Khras (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Brodmore (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Luhra the Witch (First appearance)
- Winged monster (Only appearance)[1]
- Squid monster (Only appearance)[1]
- Blackguard (First appearance)
Other Characters:
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Gods (Invoked)
- Winged monsters (First appearance)
- Squid monsters (First appearance)
- Demons
- Cave Spiders (First appearance)
Locations:
- Earth
- Hyboria
- Brythunia
- Lema Plains (First appearance)
- Demon's Tooth (First appearance)
- Small village with no name (Mentioned)
- Tavern (Mentioned)
- Brodmore's domain (First appearance)
- Brodmore's castle (First appearance)
- Throne room (First appearance)
- Brodmore's castle (First appearance)
- Lema Plains (First appearance)
- Turan (Mentioned)
- Brythunia
- Hyboria
Items:
- Crown of Light (First appearance)
Events:
Synopsis for "Sorcerer's Summit"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "The Hyborian Age Chapter 2 The Rise of the Hyborians"
Featured Characters:
- Picts
- Lemurians
- Mysterious non-Thurian humans in the east
- Atlanteans
- Zhemri
- Hyborians (also named Hybori) and their ancestors (First appearance chronologically)
- Bori (Mentioned)
- Warriors went to exterminate the Snow-Apes' descendants
- Stygians (First appearance chronologically)
Other Characters:
- Snow-Apes
- Pre-humans (Mentioned)
- Ape-like men
(descendants of the Snow-Apes) (First appearance chronologically) - Bori (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Horses
- Snow-Apes
- Pre-humans (Mentioned)
- Ape-like men (descendants of the Snow-Apes)
Locations:
- Earth
- Pictish Isles (Mentioned)
- Atlantis (Mentioned)
- Lemuria (Mentioned)
- Thuria
- Arctic Circle
- Hyboria
Events:
- Great Cataclysm
- Hyborian Age
- Stone-Age
- Lesser Cataclysm
Synopsis for "The Hyborian Age Chapter 2 The Rise of the Hyborians"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Conan the Conqueror Part 5: Corsairs Against Stygia"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Kushite slaves
- Ajonga (First appearance)
- Yasunga (First appearance)
- Laranga / Loranga (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Demetrio
- Argossean sailors
Other Characters:
- Black Corsairs (Mentioned)
- Bêlit (Mentioned)
- Mitra (Invoked)
- Thutothmes (Mentioned)
- Set (Mentioned)
- Xaltotun (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
Items:
- Heart of Ahriman (Mentioned)
Vehicles:
- The Venturer (First appearance)
Events:
Synopsis for "Conan the Conqueror Part 5: Corsairs Against Stygia"
- Synopsis not yet written
Notes
- Death-Song of Conan the Cimmerian is adapted from the poem by Lin Carter.
- The Hyborian Age is adapted from the homonymous essay by Robert E. Howard. It was later adapted in an abridged version in Conan the Adventurer #5, presenting events from Chapter I: The Pre-Cataclysmic Age (Savage Sword of Conan #7), Chapter II: The Rise of the Hyborians, and Chapter III: The Hyborian Kingdoms (#12).
- Corsairs against Stygia is the continuation of the adaption of the novel Conan the Conqueror by Robert E. Howard.
- Synopsis by YardIHS.
