Age of Conan- Hyborian Adventures allows players to explore Conan's Universe, join his army, battle demons and foes and build cities known from 70 years of Conan history.

Second of three epic trilogies set in the legendary world of Conan the Barbarian. Cursed with an unspeakable power, Anok Wati, the heretic of Set, has unknowingly unleashed a hideous evil. And unless he can find the hero within himself, and destroy a god given flesh, all of Hyboria will be enslaved.

When the Vanirs seek vengeance against warrior Kern, the "Wolf-Eye," for his courageous act of defiance, Kern must gather together an army to stop the Vanir and their supernatural henchman by unleashing the fury of Cimerian rage passed down from Conan. Original.

Nermesa Klandes joins the Aquilonian army in hopes of serving his liege, King Conan, until he becomes a hero in his own right after killing a Pictish leader, but his victory is short-lived when he unwittingly unleashes an unholy force that could destroy the Aquilonian Empire. Original.

Horrors of the Hyborian Age is the definitive guide to creatures inhabiting the dark tombs, ruined cities, forgotten grottos, dense jungles and sinister forests of Conans world. This collection of beasts, monsters, undead, weird races and mutants are ready to pit their savagery against the swords and bravery of the heroes of the Hyborean Age. A variety of creatures, such as wild animals, dinosaur and living plant horrors. Elementals, golems, sapient magic circles and other beings. Classic Monsters presented with a Howardian flair such as siren, vampire, lamia and mummy. Lovecraftian menaces such as Old Ones, colors from the Outer Dark, dimensional shamblers. The monstrous offspring of the serpent god Set. New creature qualities and abilities, rules for creating mutations and chimerical horrors. New Beast and and Beast Master archetypes and backgrounds. This book requires the Robert E. Howards Conan: Adventures in an Age Undreamed of Core book to use. Made in the UK.

"A genre-bending, theological, sci-fi love story about criminal politics, the nature of violence and man's search for individuality"--Vol. 1, p. [4] of cover.