What's a wizard to do when a Knight of the Coin stabs her to death to get back at her father for thwarting one too many of his schemes? Well, if you ask Molly Carpenter, it's probably something along the lines of "get dragged back in time by a force of phenomenal cosmic power to make things better", not that she signed up for this.

I am your war, arming the strong, aiding the weak! (Or, a companion piece to Trial by Fire, Lots and Lots of Fire, where we get a bit of a broader look at the situation at hand.)

Taylor Hebert spends nine days and nine nights unconscious after losing an eye in the locker, straddling the line between life and death. Then, she receives a legacy which forcibly derails the path of Earth Bet. Work title from the material component of Glyph of Warding in 5e.

What happens when a Knight of the Army of Light awakens under Emperor Palpatine's thumb, newly endowed with phenomenal cosmic power? The Galaxy Far Far Away is about to learn.

Nathaniel Essex didn't account for two things when he schemed to create a child of the Summers-Gray bloodline: his clone of Jean Grey going off-script and a lesbian from Arizona. Ah, well, it's not like she'll escape the fire he set and surpass everything he's ever dreamed of through the Celestial Forge, right? Title from Ozymandias.

In one world, Minthara Baenre was incited to leave Lolth behind by the ministrations of Orin the Red. In this one, however… well, Menzoberranzan does not instill motherly feeling in her children. What will happen when Lolth's claim on her is vacated and the Celestial Forge steps in?

The Jedi Exile didn't have much impact on the Jedi Civil War, being too busy drifting across the Outer Rim in obscurity. The Celestial Forge might have something to say about that.

In Which the winds of the Force blow Fay to the frontline of the war, and then into the heart of her past.

Master Yoda was not the only Jedi on Kashyyyk when Order 66 was issued. Luminara Unduli was captured by clone forces and eventually executed, but Quinlan Vos survived. Let's see what he could have gotten up to, shall we?

The Black Family Magics refuse to go unused. Or, Dora Tonks Gains More Responsibilities.

Tohu, Bohu, and Taylor built a house in the woods specifically to escape the worst of their past… but it catches up with them regardless.

The cost of passage through the Gate of Truth is great… but Edelgard von Hresvelg has paid it and then some. Work title from the material component of Legend Lore.

Did you know that the British slave trade wasn't abolished until well after the establishment of the Statute of Secrecy? With the dearth of easily available foreign slaves in the wake of the Slave Trade Abolition Act of 1807, they had to turn to… other sources. This will in no way backfire on them.

The Wandering Jedi Masters died rather ignominiously in canon, didn't they? Let's change that, and through that, the course of the Clone Wars. (FFN doesn't have the character tags, unfortunately)

Becoming a Pokémon Master isn't just Black and White.

Darth Afton didn't know what he was getting into, partnering with a Mandalorian to cover up his child murders. He will learn.

You know those stereotypes about hitchhikers being serial killers? Well…

Regent takes the wrong thrall, and regrets it. Promise of Dawn is the name of a ship from Halo.

What if, instead of being the archetype of the serene Jedi Master, Fay had the parental instincts of Plo Koon crossed with a Mandalorian taken up to 11?

With All for One dead and his Quirks in the hand of a boy all but born to be a hero, how does the equation change? Expansion on everything that kills me makes me feel alive. On Hiatus.

All Might is just late enough to the Sludge Villain's attack on Izuku Midoriya that Izuku does not survive. At least, not as he is…

A collection of snips and stories of Amber (of A Hummingbird Feather fame) fucking around in other worlds. Title from the material components of Astral Projection in 5e.

One character, present at Ellisburg, changes everything. SI. Work title from the material component of Foresight in D&D 5e. Provisionally complete.

The story of how Amber Fuji came from failed clone to Augur of Torren, saving the world in the process. Updates every other Friday.

Or, alternatively, How Hel Really Died, featuring Rick Astley, Rick-Rolling, and people treating it seriously. (Recursive means a process or function that refers to itself)

Amber picks through the rubble of Perfection's old Torren Headquarters and encounters things long thought buried.

Perfection is assaulting the Aether Foundation. Unfortunately for them, Ash Ketchum just so happened to be visiting, and is having exactly None Of It.

Someone is trying to make a major move in Team Rocket territory. Giovanni doesn't approve, and sends his best out to deal with it.

Gary Oak gets an e-mail from Professor Aurea Juniper about a conference of Pokémon professors and researchers, and attends alongside his grandfather. They arrive, not suspecting that a shadow lurks among the attendees. Contains content from the Anime, the Games, and the manga, as well as the fangame Pokémon Insurgence.