Conan of the Isles is a 1974 fantasy novel written by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter featuring Conan the Cimmerian.

Plot OverviewEdit

Conan abdicates the throne of Aquilonia after twenty years of rule and sails west beyond the known realms of Hyboria to the Isles of Antillia to combat the growing power of the demon-god Xotli.

AppearancesEdit

CharactersEdit

• Alvaro
• King Ariostro
• Artanes
• Catlaxoc
• King Conan / Amra / Kukulcan
• Conn
• Epemitreus the Sage
• Goram Singh
• Hatupep
• Itzra
• Metemphoc
• Milo
• Sigurd Redbeard
• Trocero
• Yakov
• Yasunga
• Zenobia (mention only)

LocationsEdit

• Antillia
  • Ptahuacan
    • The Vestibule of the Gods
• Aquilonia
  • Tarantia
• Argos
  • Messantia
• Atlantis (mention only)
• Barachan Isles (mention only)
• Mayapan (mention only)
• Mount Golamira (Halls of Eternal Time)
• Thuria (mention only)
• Tortage
• Western Ocean

OtherEdit

• Ahriman (mention only)
• Antillians
• Badb (mention only)
• The Book of Skelos
• Crom (mention only)
• The Falcon of Zingara (ship) (mention only)
• Heimdal (mention only)
• Hierarch of the Sacred Mysteries of Xotli
• Ishtar (mention only)
• Lir (mention only)
• Mannanan (mention only)
• Mitra
• Moloch (mention only)
• Morrigan (mention only)
• Nergal (mention only)
• Ningal (mention only)
• Orichalcum
• Red Brotherhood
• The Red Lion (ship)
• Red Shadows
• Set (mention only)
• Shaitan (mention only)
• Tammuz (mention only)
• Tanit (mention only)
• Thor (mention only)
• The Winged Dragon / Quetzalcoatl (ship)
• Wodun (mention only)
• Xotli
• Ymir (mention only)

Continuity NotesEdit

AdaptionsEdit

Publication historyEdit

Conan of the Isles was first published in 1974 by Sphere Books.