Loxley, osada ve které žije malý Robin, je vypálená. Jeho otec ho stihne odvést do bezpečí. Vyroste z něj dospělý muž. Kvůli pytláctví je uvězněn. Podaří se mu uniknout. V sherwoodském lese začne formovat zbojnickou družinu. Dostanou se do prvních konfliktů s vojáky šerifa z Nottinghamu. Robin se seznámí s lady Marion. Zamilují se. V přestrojení za starce se Robin zúčastní turnaje v lukostřelbě. Pokusí se získat cennou trofej, magický stříbrný šíp. S jeho pomocí chce vysvobodit lady Marion ze spárů barona Simona de Bellemea, který ji plánuje obětovat temným démonickým silám.

The Sheriff and his brother, the Abbot, upset over the activities of Robin and his men arrange a fayre, including an archery contest, in the Castle. He offers the Silver Arrow of Herne to whomever wins the contest, something he is sure will tempt Robin out of the forest and into his grasp. After this fails to end up with Robin's capture their last resort is the Sorcerer, Simon De Belleme, a worshipper of the dark arts, who wants Maid Marion as his bride. He agrees to use his sorcerous powers to capture, or kill, the men of Sherwood Forest as long as the Sheriff and the Abbot promise Marion to him.

Manželský pár je obviněn z čarodějnictví a praktikování černé magie. Oba tvrdí, že jsou nevinní, ale přesto jsou odsouzeni k trestu smrti oběšením. Šerif z Nottinghamu jim nabídne možnost, jak se mohou zachránit. Navrhne ženě, aby se infiltrovala do zbojnické družiny Robina Hooda. Má získat jejich důvěru a v příhodné chvíli je omámit a vydat šerifovým vojákům.

Do Nottinghamu přijede sedm křižáků, sedm členů templářského rytířského řádu. Jsou to výborně vycvičení bojovníci. Nelítostní zabijáci zocelení mnoha válkami. Šerif Robert de Rainault chce využít jejich přítomnosti k tomu, aby zlikvidovali zbojnickou družinu Robina Hooda.

Ve Sherwoodu se objeví mladý zpěvák Alan. Jde za šerifem z Nottinghamu, aby mu překazil svatbu se ženou, kterou Alan miluje. Zbojnická družina Robina Hooda se rozhodne, že mu pomůže jeho lásku získat zpět.

Robin Hood zachrání život anglickému rytíři, kterého v sherwoodském lese propadla banda vrahů. Je to stoupenec a oddaný služebník krále Richarda, zvaného Lví srdce. Robin a všichni členové jeho družiny zůstanou velmi překvapeni, když jim odhalí svou pravou totožnost.

Do hry se dostává Richardův neurotický bratr John a první to opět schytává chudák Ginsbourne. John přivádí na hrad tajemného vězně, o jehož osvobození zde půjde především a jehož identita bude pro všechny, včetně diváků, překvapením.

Šerif si půjčil peníze od bohatého Žida Joshuy de Talmonta. Šerif, který se zdráhá vrátit peníze a tak přiměje Gisburne uspořádat vzpouru, při níž budou zabiti všichni Židé v Nottinghamu. Gisburne má však několik vlastních plánů, protože se tajně zamiloval do de Talmontovy krásné dcery Sarah. Mezitím se Robin a Will Scarlet výrazně neshodnou, což vede k tomu, že Will opustila skupinu psanců.

Sherwoodský les a sousední vesnice slaví „Čas požehnání“, každoroční lesní tradici. Gisburne zístká vládu nad krajem, zatímco Šerif dělá své každoroční turné po kraji, Pozve tedy svého starého válečného přítele Bertranda de Nivelle do Nottinghamu, aby jednou pro vždy zastavil Robina Hooda.

Robin je očarován čarodějnicí Lilith, která ho přiměje ukrást Herneův Stříbrný šíp. Společně se šípem pak míří k hradu Belleme, kde přivádí svého mrtvého pána, barona de Belleme, zpět k životu.

Vesnici Uffcombe navštěvují každý večer podivně maskovaní jezdci, kterým místní říkají „Luciferští psi“, kteří zabíjejí a odtahují vyděšené vesničany. Jezdci byli také viděni, jak vyloupili místní kostel a těžce zranili kněze, který tam pracoval. Gareth z Uffcombe se rozhodne odcestovat do Sherwoodu, aby požádal „lidového hrdinu“ o pomoc proti těmto ďáblům.

Robin and his band battle to prevent Morgwyn of Ravenscar from harnessing the power of the sword of Albion.

Šerif dostane od krále rozkaz, aby zastavil Robina Hooda jednou provždy, jinak Robert de Rainault ztratí veškerou svou moc jako šerif. Útěk psanců do hlubin Sherwoodu, se brzy vyvine v dramatickou honičku na život a na smrt lesem.

Od smrti Robina z Loxley uplynul rok; banda psanců se rozprchla a nepřátelé lidu si vychutnávají svůj triumf. Nyní si Herne si vybral normanského šlechtice a hraběcího syna Roberta z Huntingdonu, aby pokračoval v Robinově práci a vedl odboj v Sherwoodu.

Robert of Huntingdon and the reformed Merry Men set out to rescue Marion from Clun, and Huntingdon claims the mantle of Robin of Sherwood.

Before his death, Loxley gave Albion to Marion. She kept it safe for a year at the home of her father, who begged her to have no more to do with the outlaws. She attempts to give it to Robert, but he still says no one could take Loxley's place. When the band tries to stop a torturer en route to Nottingham, Robert is wounded by a poisoned arrow and falls gravely ill. After returning home from going to aid Robert, Marion and Albion are taken by the Sheriff. Although Gisburne is sure Robert of Huntingdon is the new Robin Hood, no one will believe him. Robert is able to masquerade as a shallow, young nobleman and make friends with the Sheriff as part of a scheme to free Marion. After the true powers of Albion are revealed, Robert, whom everyone now calls Robin, knows he is truly Herne's son.

An old man and his beautiful daughter live alone in the ancient castle of Caerleon. They are about to be attacked by a horde of brigands led to the castle by a former employee of the old man's. This traitor knows there is a priceless treasure in the castle, but never found out exactly what it was. The daughter seeks out Robin Hood to defend her, her father and the treasure that is beyond price. Robin must ultimately make a staggering choice of loyalty.

Robert de Rainault, high Sheriff of Nottingham, failing one time too many to end the activities of Robin Hood, is dismissed by the king and replaced by Philip Mark, "The Butcher of Lincoln". Mark captures six villagers from Wickham and sends out word that Robin Hood must turn himself in or the captives will die the next noon, and six more the day after that until Robin is captured. Nasir must face the new Sheriff's servant, Sarak, a masked assassin out of the Saracen's past.

Robin and his band rescue from bandits a desperately ill woman en route to the shrine of St. Ciricus at Croxden Abbey. She confesses a startling secret to Tuck and later to Robin. Gisburne, on orders from the Sheriff, is also on his way to the Abbey to steal the sacred cross. Robin must stop him, but finds the nature of their enmity has changed.

After Much is injured in a pit trap, the outlaws seek help for him at the nearest village, Cromm Cruac, a place no one has heard of until now. All is not right, as becomes evident by the things the men see and the way some of them begin to act. Robin must confront Gulnar, a sorceror who once served Owen of Clun.

King John, furious over the disappearance of the past several tax collections from Nottingham, schemes to put an end to the outlaws by ending their popular support. A band of his soldiers, led by the merciless Roger de Carnac, masquerades as Robin's band, committing atrocities against villagers throughout the shire.

The Sheriff's young nephew, Martin, is kidnapped by Adam Bell, an ageing outlaw who was the Robin Hood of his day, but now robs only for himself. The Sheriff, using his hostage, Much, as a bargaining chip, persuades Robin to rescue the boy from Bell.

Taking up with a 12 year old French princess, King John has annulled his marriage to Queen Hadwisa, who vows revenge against her former husband and the new queen, Isabella. Her plan is to have Isabella murdered while on a pilgrimage and make it appear to have been done by Robin Hood. Hadwisa's family believe they have enough support among the barons to depose King John and replace him with a new young man who claims to be Arthur of Brittany, John's nephew. While Arthur infiltrates the outlaw band, Gisburne becomes involved in the plot. Gisburne is only too eager to advance his position and finish off Robin Hood all at the same time. The Sheriff, however knows that "if Queen Isabella dies, we shall ALL hang," but gravely ill from a dog bite, he is unable to stop Gisburne.

'Mad Mab' is an old hermit who lives happily with her family of pigs, including her 'baby', Rutterkin. Edgar of Huntingdon, Robert's uncle, captures Rutterkin and later Mab, accusing the old woman of being a witch (and the pig her familiar), paid by the Earl, Robert's father, to cause the death of King John, who has been beset by a mysterious illness. The Earl is arrested for treason and sentenced to death. In trying to rescue him, most of the outlaw band is taken as well.

The Sheriff is ordered by the King to collect grain from the villages of Nottingham, as more provisions are needed for the troops in France. Knowing that the villagers will not survive the winter without their hard-earned grain, the outlaws secretly steal the grain back during the night, causing the Sheriff a lot of embarrassment when the King's men come to collect it in the morning. In desperation, the Sheriff blames the whole fiasco on Gisburne, resulting in Gisburne running away and a price being put on his head. Seeking sanctuary, Gisburne flees to Grimstone Abbey, but is not greeted by monks at the door.

Gisburne has joined the Sons of Fenris and manages to capture Robin and his men as well as the Sheriff of Nottingham. With Robin in his power, Gulnar completes his creature using dark magic and sends it on his way. Safe in Halstead Abbey, Marion foresees a tragedy at the Ring of the Nine Maidens and for Robin even victory may come with great loss.