Knights of Myth Drannor Books in Order

The Knights of Myth Drannor books are Greenwood's take on the adventuring company story. They begin with a young band out of Eveningstar, full of nerve, uneven judgment, and more enthusiasm than caution. That youth is part of the charm. These are not polished legends yet. They are companions trying to become the sort of heroes songs talk about.

Cormyr gives the books their shape. The kingdom needs help, trouble keeps spreading outward, and the Knights keep getting pulled into matters bigger than the job in front of them. Greenwood lets the series roam, but it always comes back to duty, friendship, and the strange half-official place adventurers occupy in a living realm.

There is a lot of camaraderie here. The books like banter, messy victories, rescues that cost something, and the feeling that a company can hold together only because its members know each other's weaknesses as well as their strengths. The tone is adventurous, but not weightless.

This is party-based fantasy in the best sense.

If you want a Realms series that feels close to the roots of tabletop adventuring, this is a strong place to start. Read it in order, because watching the company grow into its name is one of the real pleasures.