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Paksepedia is an encyclopedia about the world of Elizabeth Moon's fantasy novels - beginning with The Deed of Paksenarrion, The Legacy of Gird prequels, and Paladin's Legacy sequels - as well as the various short stories. Anyone can create or edit any article.

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Paksepedia is a collection of articles about people, places, creatures, gods and any other aspect of the world from the Paksenarrion and related novels and short stories. Please follow these guidelines: Please cite sources for your facts (and for basing your self-derived facts on), ideally book and chapter (page is less interesting, as there are different pagination in different editions). If your source is the Paksworld blog (www.paksworld.com/blog), please cite at least which blog post you are getting this from. Please do not quote large portions from your sources, or make articles that are mainly quotes and not much else. This is meant to be a research wiki, not a reason for Elizabeth Moon's publishers to send us cease and desist-letters, so please stay within the limits of Fair Use. The wiki is meant for gathering facts about the fictional world (as far as these can be inferred by the books and the Paksworld website and blog), not loose speculations and theories. Comparisons with other mythologies and such will be tolerated if they are brief and to the point. Likewise, some articles about the books themselves will appear for the sake of completeness.

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Paladin's Legacy Series	The adventure continues--because when Paksenarrion found the missing king of Lyonya, she upset lives, realms, and long-laid plans all over the Eight Kingdoms of the North--and the fallout will affect even faraway Old Aare. Closer at hand, the men and women who shaped Paks as a young recruit and mercenary soldier are in their turn changed by what she did--and by her character.
Oath of Fealty, Book 1	Kings of the North, Book 2	Echoes of Betrayal, Book 3	Limits of Power, Book 4	Crown of Renewal, Book 5

Omnibus: Surrender None/Liar's Oath

Surrender None 1990

Paksenarrion could never have fulfilled her destiny had it not been for one who came before. Gird, the peasant, the armsman, the Liberator who taught his people that they could fight - and win - against oppression.

Liar's Oath 1992

During the war, Gird took in a refugee who soon became known as "Gird's luap" (luap being the word for assistant, or an army officer who was not in the chain of command.)