Return to the world of Midgard in the first volume of the second edition of Visigothic: Wizards and Kings. The original first edition was released as a single volume. However, for the second edition, the updates required, due to the addition of many new pages and the separation of the longest chapters into new and shorter chapters, that the second edition be released as one book in two volumes; Epic One and Epic Two.Beginning where Visigothic: The Barbarians of Midgard ended, King Sigurd and his people are in a struggle for their very lives, and indeed the fate of the world, against the wicked sorcerer, Count Adawulf Hister Carpathia, who has deployed armies of Goblins, and rank upon rank of Morag Ogres. Yet hope remains alive as Dithranti, White Wizard of the West, the Faun Aesop, White Wizard of the Centre Midgard, Yonas the Dwarf, White Wizard of the Midgard South, are marshaling forces to save the world. They will join with Byock, White Wizard of the East, and Yoshael, White Wizard of the North, and his glorious Elves who with a powerful force mounted upon reindeers, are sweeping in from Alfheim.In the meanwhile, thirteen year old Sigmund the Volsung (Little Lord Sigmund) and thirteen year old Princess Eileza Andavarsdottir of the Dwarves of Arimel have fallen deeply in love, two young people of two separate races struggling against those who disapprove of the relationship for racial and political reasons. However, they will battle against all forces that would threaten to tear them apart and break their hearts. Their timeless and epic romance is just beginning to blossom, set against the backdrop of an epic landscape, and endless vistas, in a time of Wizards and Kings. This is a story of the battle of love against hate, magic against sorcery, and freedom against tyranny.