 TSR published quite a number of fantasy and science fiction novels unconnected with their gaming products, such as L. Dean James' "Red Kings of Wynnamyr" novels, "Sorcerer's Stone" (1991) and "Kingslayer" (1992); Mary H. Herbert's five "Gabria" novels ("Valorian", "Dark Horse", "Lightning's Daughter", "City of the Sorcerers", and "Winged Magic"); and humorous fantasy fiction, including Roy V. Young's "Count Yor" novels "Captains Outrageous" (1994) and "Yor's Revenge"(1995).However, such projects never represented more than a fraction of the company's fiction output, which retained a strong emphasis on game-derived works.After its initial success faded, the company turned to legal defenses of what it regarded as its intellectual property.