/lit/ I need your help
I am looking for an book I read in high school. I can't remember the author or the title. I've tried Google and I can't its so run of the mill that I can't find any references to it. It was a pleb-tier high fantasy novel that contained the following:
>Setting was a large kingdom in decline
>Kingdom is threatened by a old undead emperor
>Undead emperor is shown in a flashback attempting to "sink" the capital city via a powerful wizard
>wizard is offered crown jewels to sink the city, but refuses
>Main character is the son of a local noble
>His home province is ransacked by an undead army led by the undead emperor
>he journeys to capital city to get help
>capital sends a group of soldiers to help (the Black Wyvern Company)
>Soldiers basically ransack the provincial castle, kill the main character's father
>Main character kills the Black Wyvern leader in a struggle
>Main character now known as the "Traitor Duke"
>meets wizard
>wizard offers him a lizard army
>main character gets the "Sun Sword", some ancient magical sword
>gets lizard army
>marches on capital city
>takes over defenses and defeats undead army
>defeats undead emperor in single combat
>wizard confiscates Sun Sword and throws it into some random empty cave or something
I know I'm pretty sketchy on the details, but I can't remember any of the important things that normally help identify books. Anyone know what book I'm referring to?
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>>8498198
sounds like shit, better forget about it.
>>8498204
I'm after it for more nostalgic reasons than any burning desire to read it again. I seem to remember it being part of a trilogy or a series, and I wanted to see if the other parts of the series were any good.
>>8498234
The Broken Crown maybe?
>>8498242
That series keeps coming up in my searches, but I can't find any similarities besides containing the phrase "Sun Sword". None of the entries in Broken Crown match what I remember.
>>8498198
I think I know the book you're talking about. The author's first name was Hugh if I recall correctly. Hugh M... Mu... Mung
>>8498565
I think you're referring to Sir Hugh Mungus