Red Sonja is new in town, and cannot help but draw attention to herself. A group of miscreants reckon she's just the sort of person that a certain bunch of priests are looking for. But does Red Sonja possess the required qualifications? And even if she does, will she submit meekly to the fate others have in store for her? Cover by flyashy at Deviantart, after Boris Vallejo.

Down on her luck, Red Sonja decides to replenish her purse by looting a temple. This she accomplishes easily enough, but finds that she was not the only one to break in that night. Fleeing with the spoils, Sonja finds that her new companion has a side that she hadn't suspected. One thing is for certain; there will be blood. But whose?

Bar has a way with people. Quite a short way, usually. Then one day Red Sonja arrives in town; and after a misunderstanding in the tavern, is soon face to face and sword to sword with Bar. They're well-matched - in more ways than one; but one wants more than the other is prepared to give. Who has met their match? And what will happen if Sonja is made to play Bar's Game?

Dav is eighteen and bored with his life. Then one day a strange girl comes to his village. A pretty red-headed girl with a mysterious bundle and a whole raft of secrets. Could this be the start of the adventure Dav has always dreamed of? Warning - this is possibly the only Red Sonja story ever written in which nobody dies.

Furious with herself after a bad night at a tavern, Red Sonja wanders through country unknown to her. The gods decree that the next few days will not be uneventful. There's something nasty in the water, for a start; and when Sonja finds that she can take her revenge and repay a debt at the same time, there's no stopping her. But what is the terrible secret of the Howling Tower?

Mishnak is an assassin. A very good one. He's been paid to eliminate a red-headed woman in distinctive armour. He's been told that she has a fearsome reputation; but that doesn't concern him. If she doesn't realise that she's his target, then eliminating her can't be too difficult. Or can it? Cover by flyashy at Devinantart, after an original by Boris Vallejo.