The people of Orlea share many oral and cultural traditions tied to history, religion, and their shared experiences, and as such many legends and myths have arisen across the land. Here is a list of some of the major ones.
The Howling Woman: A story told to many children before bedtime. It concerns a woman who lost her husband to battle, and wanders around at night, howling with grief, as she looks for his body.
The Last Minotaur: A myth regarding the last minotaur after the rest died out. He seeks out a book in his library, and dies in the pursuit, but in the afterlife he remains pleased that he died in pursuit of knowledge.
The Ten Warriors and the Old Man of Waypoint: A fable about the virtue of humility.
The Bird and the Ant: A fable about perspective.