Marr contains a modern Wild Hunt. It is also a major plot point in Peter S. Beagle's Tamsin. The Wild Hunt is a primary element of R. S. Belcher's novel The Brotherhood of the Wheel and Raymond E. Feist's 1988 novel Faerie Tale. The Wild Hunt is also an important plot point in the Gilded Duology by Marissa Meyer. In Clive Barker's novel Coldheart Canyon, the story is centered around a bizarre version of The Wild Hunt. Also in Sharyn McCrummb's novel GhostRiders, The Wild Hunt is depicted by Civil War soldiers who are constantly reliving the war. Games The hunt is featured in CD Projekt Red's 2015 role-playing video game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, based on the books, after being referenced heavily during the events and flashbacks of The Witcher and The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. In the original Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1st Edition) expansion "Deities and Demigods" the Wild Hunt is represented under the Celtic Mythos sections as the Master of the Hunt and the Pack of the Wild Hunt. Players risk a chance of becoming the hunted, or may be compelled to join the Hunt and track down the source of the evil that summoned it, or if that evil isn't found, participate in the slaughter of an innocent person or large game animal, potentially against their alignment and will. In The Elder Scrolls series of role-playing video games, the Wild Hunt is a ritual performed by the Bosmer (wood elves) for war, vengeance, or other times of desperation. The elves are transformed into a horde of horrific creatures that kill all in their path. The Daedric Lord Hircine is also inspired by the Wild Hunt, especially in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. The Wild Hunt has been depicted on two different cards in Magic: the Gathering. The Wild Hunt is heavily featured and elaborated on in the Obsidian Entertainment video game, Pentiment See also Buckriders Flying Dutchman Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Herne the Hunter Hyakki Yagyō List of ghosts Mallt-y-Nos, a Welsh version of the legend Moss people, wood spirits serving as typical prey of the wild hunt in parts of Germany. Nightmarchers Valkyrie Notes References Footnotes Bibliography Further reading Moricet, Marthe. "Récits et contes des veillées normandes". In: Cahier des Annales de Normandie n° 2, 1963. Récits et contes des veillées normandes. pp. 3–210 [177-194]. Jean-Claude Schmitt, Ghosts in the Middle