From the secret annals of Realms history come eleven never-before-published tales of valor, featuring the greatest heroes of that magical world - Drizzt Do'Urden, Arilyn Moonblade, Adon, Elminster of Shadowdale, Jander Sunstar, and many others - told by your favorite author's, including: R. A. Salvatore, Ed Greenwood, Douglas Niles, Troy Denning, Christie Golden, and others.

The Lord of Lowhill - Douglas Niles

Elminster at the Magefair - Ed Greenwood

One Last Drink - Christie Golden

The Bargain - Elaine Cunningham

Patronage - David Cook

A Virtue by Reflection - Scott Ciencin

King's Tear - Mark Anthony

The Family Business - James Lowder

Grandfather's Toys - Jean Rabe

The Curse of Tegea - Troy Denning

Dark Mirror - R. A. Salvatore

Afterword - Jeff Grubb

Realms of Valor is edited by James Lowder.

From the secret annals of Realms history come these never-before-published tales of infamy, featuring the most nefarious villains of that magical world - Artemis Entreri, Manshoon of Zhentil Keep, Elaith Craulnober, Zulkir Szass Tam, and many others - told by your favorite authors, including: Ed Greenwood, R. A. Salvatore, Elaine Cunningham, Troy Denning, Christie Golden, and others.

So High A Price - Ed Greenwood

The More Things Change - Elaine Cunningham

The Meaning of Lore - Barb Hendee

Raven's Egg - Elaine Bergstrom

The Third Level - R. A. Salvatore

Blood Sport - Christie Golden

Gallows Day - David Cook

A Matter of Thorns - James M. Ward

Stolen Spells - Denise Vitola

The Greatest Hero Who Ever Died - J. Robert King

Twilight - Troy Denning

The Walls of Midnight - Mark Anthony

And Wringing of Hands - Jane Cooper Hong

Thieve's Honor - Mary H. Herbert

Laughter in the Flames - James Lowder

Vision - Roger E. Moore

Realms of Infamy is edited by James Lowder.

From the research files of the legendary Volo comes tales of all things magical in the Realms -- artifacts and auguries, wizards and weapons, heroes and hokum.

Prologue - Brian Thomsen

Guenhwyvar - R. A. Salvatore

Smoke Powder and Mirrors - Jeff Grubb

The Magic Thief - Mark Anthony

The Quiet Place - Christie Golden

The Eye of the Dragon - Ed Greenwood

Every Dog His Day - Dave Gross

The Common Spell - Kate Novak & Jeff Grubb

The First Moonwell - Douglas Niles

The Luck of Llewellyn the Loquacious - Allen C. Kupfer

Too Familiar - David Cook

Red Ambition - Jean Rabe

Thieves' Reward - Mary H. Herbert

Six of Swords - William C. Connors

The Wild Bunch - Tom Dupree

A Worm Too Soft - J. Robert King

Gunne Runner - Roger E. Moore

The Direct Approach - Elaine Cunningham

Epilogue - Brian Thomsen

Realms of Magic is edited by Brian Thomsen and J. Robert King.

Beneath the surface of Faerûn lies a whole different world. A world of drow, deep gnomes, and other denizens of the dark. A world of cities like Menzoberranzan and Skullport, of warriors and rogues like Drizzt Do'Urden and Liriel Baenre and numerous others. Leave the security of the surface world and seek out the darkness that likes below. Welcome to the Realms of the Underdark.

Preface: At the Publishing House - Brian Thomsen

The Fires of Narbondel - Mark Anthony

A Slow Day In Skullport - Ed Greenwood

Rite of Blood - Elaine Cunningham

Sea of Ghosts - Roger E. Moore

Volo Does Menzo - ?

Postscript: Back at the Publishing House - Brian M. Thomsen

Realms of the Underdark is edited by J. Robert King.

Candlekeep boasts one of the finest libraries in the Realms, where the privileged few may conduct their research. But what about its secret collections? Volumes and scrolls long forgotten or hidden from the inquiring eyes of browsers. Volumes dealing with matters that can only be described as arcane.

Prologue - Wes Nicholson

Wishing You Many More - David Cook

Secrets of Blood, Spirits of the Sea - Elaine Cunningham

Bread Storm Rising - Tom Dupree

Interlude - Wes Nicholson

When Even Sky Cities Fall - J. Robert King

The Grotto of Dreams - Mark Anthony

A Narrowed Gaze - Monte Cook

The Whispering Crown - Ed Greenwood

Interlude - Wes Nicholson

The Lady and the Shadow - Philip Athans

Shadows of the Past - Brian Thomsen

Tertius and the Artifact - Jeff Grubb

Epilogue - Wes Nicholson

A murder victim is turned into a zombie, just long enough to cover up the circumstances of his own death...

A silent ghost with a friendly grin greets those about to meet their doom...

The only clue to who's killing a party of adventurers is the letter 'H' written in the blood of one of the victims...

Speaking with the Dead - Elaine Cunningham

A Walk in the Snow - David Cook

The Rose Window - Monte Cook

The Club Rules - James Lowder

Thieves' Justice - Mary H. Herbert

Ekhar Lorrent: Gnome Detective - Steven Brown

The Devil and Tertius Wands - Jeff Grubb

H - Richard Lee Byers

Strange Bedfellows - Keith Francis Strohm

Whence the Song of Steel - J. Robert King

An Unusual Suspect - Brian Thomsen

Darkly, Through a Glass of Ale - Peter Archer

Lynaelle - Thomas M. Reid

Realms of Mystery is edited by Philip Athans.

When armies of evil rise up from the seas around Faerun, no one is safe.

In a war that rages across every sea and onto every coast, there is more than one hero, more than one villain, and countless innocent victims. A young mage battles at the side of Khelben Arunsun to defend the city of Waterdeep from the invading forces. A merman struggles to fulfill his desperate mission to reach the Sea of Fallen Stars. And amid the horrors of war, a reef giant seeks to protect a fragile coral forest from destruction.

Set against the backdrop of the epic struggle of the Threat from the Sea series are thirteen all-new stories by such Forgotten Realms stars as Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, Mel Odom, Troy Denning, Lynn Abbey, and Clayton Emery.

Hard Choices - Lynn Abbey

Fire is Fire - Elaine Cunningham

Messenger to Serôs - Peter Archer

The Place Where Guards Snore at their Posts - Ed Greenwood

Lost Cause - Richard Lee Byers

Forged in Fire - Clayton Emery

One who Swims with Sekolah - Mel Odom

The Crystal Reef - Troy Denning

The Patrol - Larry Hobbs

The Star of Tethyr - Thomas M. Reid

Persana's Blade - Steven E. Schend

And the Dark Tide Rises - Keith Francis Strohm

When Shade Enclave returns from thousands of years of exile in the Plane of Shadow, all of Faerûn is open to its dark designs.

When a tribe of kenku confront the archwizard who gave them magic but kept them as slaves, the skies rain death.

When a knight of Cormyr journeys to the ruins of Tilverton, he begins to understand the terrifying power of the archwizards.

When phaerimm roam the world, enslaving orc and human alike, the great powers of the world must depend on an ally as deadly as their enemy.

An anthology tied to the Realms-shaking Return of the Archwizards series featuring new stories by best-selling Forgotten Realms authors, including R. A. Salvatore, Troy Denning, Ed Greenwood, and Elaine Cunningham.

Trial by Ordeal - Lisa Smedman

Assassin's Shadow - Jess Lebow

Too long in the Dark - Paul S. Kemp

Darksword - Troy Denning

Liar's Game - Jessica Beaven

That Curious Sword - R. A. Salvatore

A little Knowledge - Elaine Cunningham

Astride the Wind - Philip Athans

The Fallen Lands - Murray J. D. Leeder

When Shadows Come Seeking a Throne - Ed Greenwood

King Shadow - Richard Lee Byers

The Shifting Sands - Peter Archer

Realms of Shadow is edited by Lizz Baldwin

Raging dragons threaten to destroy civilization on Faerûn, but that hasn't always been the case. There have been times when humans and dragons have worked together to preserve life and combat evil.

Of course, that doesn't happen very often. Most of the time, they just try to kill each other and steal as much treasure as they can in the process.

This collection of all new stories by Forgotten Realms creator Ed Greenwood; New York Times best-selling authors Elaine Cunningham, Richard Baker, Lisa Smedman, and R. A. Salvatore; The Year of Rogue Dragons author Richard Lee Byers; and many more, bring the myriad sides of the dragons of Faerûn to life.

The Year of Rogue Dragons has only just begun, but the history of that powerful race of enchanted creatures is long, frightening, and beautiful indeed.

Soulbound - Paul S. Kemp

First Flight - Edward Bolme

Gorlist's Dragon - Elaine Cunningham

The Keeper of Secrets - Ed Greenwood

The Topaz Dragon - Jess Lebow

Wickless in the Nether - R. A. Salvatore

Serpestrillvyth - Richard Baker

Waylaid - Thomas M. Reid

Standard Delving Procedure - Lisa Smedman

An Icy Heart - Voronica Whitney-Robinson

Penitential Rites - Keith Francis Strohm

How sharper than a serpent' tooth - Dave Gross

Beer with a fat dragon - Don Bassingthwaite

The prisonor of hulburg - Richard Lee Byers

This anthology features all-new stories by R. A. Salvatore, Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, and the authors of the R. A. Salvatore's War of the Spider Queen series. It fleshes out many of the details from the current Year of Rogue Dragons trilogy by Richard Lee Byers and includes a short story by Byers. The artwork on the cover is part of a four-panel Matt Stawicki piece that can be seen as a whole when matched with the covers from the Rogue Dragons trilogy.

Realms rise and fall, human lives tick by like seconds on a clock, and the dragons watch from on high. But when the mighty wyrms lose their minds, when they succumb to their basest, most violent impulses, time stands still.

And that just happens to be the moment you should be running the fastest.

From the far corners of Faerûn, from the skies above and the pits below, from the imaginations of the next generation of fantasy masters, come tales of dragons good and evil.

This collection features all new stories by Forgotten Realms newcomers including Maiden of Pain author Kameron M. Franklin, Murray J. D. Leeder, Erik Scott de Bie, James P. Davis, and many more.

Faerie Ire - Erin Tettensor

The Woman Who Drew Dragons - Rosemary Jones

The Hunting Game - Erik Scott de Bie

The Road Home - Harley Stroh

How Burlmarr Saved the Unseen Protector - Kameron M. Franklin

A Tall Tale - J. L. Collins

The Book Dragon - Jim Pitrat

Freedom's Promise - Ed Gentry

Possessions - James P. Davis

Queen of the Mountain - Jaleigh Johnson

The Strength of the Jester - Murray J.D. Leeder

This anthology features a range of stories by authors new to the Forgotten Realms setting writing about dragons. It fleshes out many details from Richard Lee Byers's Year of Rogue Dragons trilogy and features art work by award winning artist Matt Stawicki.

Tears so White - Ed Greenwood

The Bladesinger's Lesson - Richard Baker

Comrades at Odds - R. A. Salvatore

The Greater Treasure - Erik Scott de Bie

Necessary Sacrifices - Lisa Smedman

The Staff of Valmaxian - Philip Athans

Traitors - Richard Lee Byers

The history of Faerûn is written in the flowing script of the Tel'Quessir.

The story of the elves of Faerûn stretches from the dawn of history to the battle for the future of a world in constant upheaval.

Continuum - Paul S. Kemp

Weasel's Run - Lisa Smedman

The Last Paladin of Ilmater - Susan Morris

Black Arrow - Bruce R. Cordell

Too Many Princes - Ed Greenwood

The Siege of Zerith Hold - Jess Lebow

Mercy's Reward - Mark Sehestedt

Redemption - Elaine Cunningham

Changing Tides - Mel Odom

Chase the Dark - Jaleigh Johnson

Bones and Stones - R. A. Salvatore

Second Chance - Richard Lee Byers

War stories from the battlefields of Faerûn!

The millennia-old history of Faerûn is punctuated by wars both local and world-spanning. This anthology of all new stories are set against the backdrop of a dozen of those conflicts. From forest elf assassins to jungle-dwelling halflings, from the mighty Seven Sisters to primitive goblins, warriors in every form struggle for their place in the Forgotten Realms world.

Pieces - Richard Lee Byers

Soul Steel - Lisa Smedman

The Resurrection Agent - Erin M. Evans

Wandering Stones - Bruce R. Cordell

The Bone Bird - Jaleigh Johnson

Feast of the Moon - Christopher Rowe

A Prayer for Brother Robert - Philip Athans

The King in Copper - Richard Baker

Dusty Bones - Rosemary Jones

The Many Murders of Manshoon - Ed Greenwood

A Body in a Bay - Erik Scott de Bie

Iruladoon - R. A. Salvatore

Every creature of Faerun has its dark mirror in the undead -- from the ghosts of ancient warriors to the rune-scribed skeletons of dragons. And in a world with as rich and bloody a history as the Forgotten Realms, they are legion -- outshining the living in variety and number. Here are a dozen of the most terrifying tales of the haunted Realms.