Tol d'Gadfreuy

The Tol d'Gadfreuy is a collection of stories and myths put together by the bard Gadfreuy of Maritoise. It documents mainly Lacrivian tales, though several popular foreign tales have wormed their way into its pages.
== List of works in the Tol d'Gadfreuy ==
* Tale of the Guerr-en-Exile - the main work of the Tol d'Gadfreuy, this tale tells of a band of knights travelling from Dalfore to the Eastforest to reclaim the Shrouded Peak.
* Tale of Sir Verrec - a poor peasant boy Verrec finds safety in the court of King Elerick, and eventually exacts his revenge on the evil King Henry the Brown. In some cases Sir Verrec is said to have joined the Guerr-en-Exile after his revenge was complete, but this is thoroughly inconsistent with the timelines - the real Verrec lived some time during the 2nd Century CE, while the Guerr-en-Exile were four hundred years later.
* Tale of the Halarack - a prose version of the Faramondian Song of the Halarack, focusing on the eponymous beast and its victory over several bands of inherently flawed knights.
* Tale of Sir Chang - a highly-bastardised version of the Huon legend of Chang Il-Hung, this tale has him invading a dragons' nest instead of the generally-accepted tale in which he is forced to fight his zombified wife and children.
* Tale of Sir Renault and the Dragon - Sir Renault Torimbeau tricks a dragon out of its castle by 'cheating' at a game of chess, then fighting the dragon after he wins.
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