Count Geoffrey has hit wimp bottom. Realizing this, Merle the Wizard encourages him to have a complete Villain make over with the country's top Image Consultant, The Black Knight. Meanwhile, the Dragons stress that they've become uncool in the eyes of the town serfs and prepare to have their own make over with the aid of Marta, of the House of Stewart. We soon find out that Merle is double-dipping, playing both roles incognito.

After recent revisions to the ""Union Labour Laws Manifesto"" no one is more pleased than King Allfire to see that his new neighbour, Duke Rudolph, is employing the local serfs as well as his own Knights, to perform vital union tasks. What the Dragons don't realize is that their preoccupation with their new jobs is how Rudy is able to build a destructive War machine right under their snouts.

When Queen Griddle's engagement ring, the Ruby Hat of Omar the Ham, goes missing King Allfire calls in Sir Locksmith of Homes to solve the Mystery. When the famous sleuth fingers Sir Loungealot as the thief, Flicker sets out to vindicate his lord, as well as unravel the mystery.

When the Stone of Breezebrain goes Missing, Erik the Well-Read, an historian and Viking, comes to Camelhot in search of it. Unfortunately, Sir Loungealot just catapulted the stone to Castle Threadbare, and it's now lodged in Evil Knight #2's head, singing clues to Count Geoffrey, leading to the whereabouts of the legendary Breezebrain Treasure.

The Blazing Dragons are invited to compete in the first ever Greek Gargantuan Games in Greece. They soon find themselves competing against Count Geoffrey and his Evil Knights, who use every dirty trick in the book to win in hopes of collecting the gold metals.

When Merle the Wizard snoops through the town records and discovers that Sir Herman, (Blaze's father and Griddle's first husband), was not a nobleman, she gives the Dragons 48 hours to produce Sir Herman's shield, or else Camelhot reverts to the nearest nobleman; the Evil Count Geoffrey! With Griddle's instructions, the knights fly to the Isle of Dwight, there to discover a kooky tribe of hippie druids as well as the truth behind Sir Herman's fateful meeting with a giant named Dwight.