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Latest news

4th December: Episode 40 of Journeys Through Magnamund, talking about Lone Wolf video games, is released.
29th November: Holmgard Press was at Dragonmeet 2025, at the London Excel.
18th November: The New Age of War, a companion guide summarising the events between The Dusk of Eternal Night and Light of the Kai, is released.
18th November: The cover of Volume One of Light of the Kai, featuring the first ever full illustration of Agarash, is revealed by Holmgard Press.
7th November: Light of the Kai is given a target release date of 24th February, 2026.
6th November: Episode 39 of Journeys Through Magnamund, answering questions from listeners, is released.
22nd October: Newsletter #57 is released.
14th October: Vengeance of the Kai, the first board game published by Holmgard Press, is fully funded, and set to be released in Q1 2026.

Introduction

Lone Wolf is the creation of Joe Dever. It covers the world of Magnamund which is detailed through various gamebooks and other sources. It is named after the character Lone Wolf, the protagonist of most of the gamebooks. Many of the gamebooks are now out of print, but are available legally on the Internet via Project Aon.

On this wiki you can find information on the various published materials, information about the game universe and its characters, gameplay information, and walkthroughs for the various adventures.

Lone Wolf media

Lone Wolf media
Lone Wolf books by Joe Dever
Kai Series	Flight from the Dark (Collector's Edition) • Fire on the Water (Collector's Edition) • The Caverns of Kalte • The Chasm of Doom • Shadow on the Sand
Magnakai Series	The Kingdoms of Terror • Castle Death • The Jungle of Horrors • The Cauldron of Fear • The Dungeons of Torgar • The Prisoners of Time • The Masters of Darkness
Grand Master Series	The Plague Lords of Ruel • The Captives of Kaag • The Darke Crusade • The Legacy of Vashna • The Deathlord of Ixia • Dawn of the Dragons • Wolf's Bane • The Curse of Naar
New Order Series	Voyage of the Moonstone • The Buccaneers of Shadaki • Mydnight's Hero • Rune War • Trail of the Wolf • The Fall of Blood Mountain • Vampirium • The Hunger of Sejanoz • The Storms of Chai • Dead in the Deep • The Dusk of Eternal Night • Light of the Kai
Other gamebook series
*The World of Lone Wolf*	Grey Star the Wizard • The Forbidden City • Beyond the Nightmare Gate • War of the Wizards
*The Huntress*	Marked For Death • Quelling of the Flame • Echoes of Eternity
*Autumn Snow*	The Pit of Darkness • The Wildlands Hunt • Slaves of the Mire
Chronicles of Magnamund	Forge of Shadows • The Weeping Place • Twilight's Edge
Other	Dawn of the Darklords
Roleplaying games and supporting materials
Lone Wolf Adventure Game	Bestiary of the Beyond • Magnamund Menagerie • The Realm of Sommerlund • Rookhaven • Terror of the Darklords
Lone Wolf: The Roleplaying Game	The Darklands • Heroes of Magnamund • Lone Wolf: The Roleplaying Game • Magic of Magnamund
Other	The Magnamund Sourcebook • Heroes of Magnamund
Novels
Legends of Lone Wolf	Eclipse of the Kai • The Dark Door Opens • The Sword of the Sun • Hunting Wolf • The Claws of Helgedad • The Sacrifice of Ruanon • The Birthplace • The Book of the Magnakai • The Tellings • The Lorestone of Varetta • The Secret of Kazan-Oud • The Rotting Land
Other	Lone Wolf Anthology • Chronicles of Magnamund (unfinished) (The Dragons of Lencia • Glory & Greed) • The Fortress of Death • The Skull of Agarash
*Other Lone Wolf* related works**
Lone Wolf Club Newsletters • The Magnamund Companion

Featured article

Darklord Gnaag (died MS 5070) was the fourth Archlord of Helgedad, one of the chief threats of Darkness on Magnamund, and one of Lone Wolf's greatest enemies. Despite being seen as one of the weakest Darklords, Gnaag was eventually recognised by his peers and Carag as being the most intelligent, and a master of Darklord politics. Through careful manipulation and the murder of two fellow Darklords, he became Archlord of the Darklands in MS 5060 (MS 5058 in the Legends of Lone Wolf canon).

After leading a campaign to conquer Magnamund, Gnaag nearly defeated Lone Wolf and the forces of good by attempting to destroy the last three Lorestones of Nyxator, which Lone Wolf was seeking, and then by sending Lone Wolf into the shadow world of the Daziarn. In MS 5070 Gnaag was finally defeated by Lone Wolf in single combat and was condemned by the dark god Naar to an eternity on the Plane of Darkness for his failures.

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