When Jaune unlocked a Semblance based on a game system, he saw it as a chance to become more popular and impress girls, and so sank all his points into Charisma. Now the world needs saving and apparently he's supposed to be the one to do it, and this stupid Semblance doesn't come with a respec option. Welp. Time to embrace the bard inside, and see how far max Charisma can take you.

In the world of Remnant, many aspire for change: wealth, power, justice. Amidst the cries of equality and righteousness, youth across all nations dream of the same tales, to be a hero. Huntsman, considered the true bulwark against despair. To others, it is a means of escape from destitution. And yet to these seemingly average few, it is a chance to write history.

All I wanted to do in this second chance at life was to enjoy it and not worry about the future. Having been born years earlier from the current events, maybe I could find a safe little place and hide there. But Luck has it that even when you try not to get involved, there is always a force that will somehow find a way to drag you back in. Please! I just wanted to not get involved!

Across the wartorn land of Remnant, a young man flees his burning village and finds refuge in an old temple. There, he will find a new mentor in Master Shu Ren, ancient master of Lotus Temple Sect of martial arts. Trained from a young age in martial arts and the secrets of perfect aura control, a young Xia will be unleashed on the land. Remnant's last. Inspired by Wuxia novels.

The Celestial Forge is the greatest combination of crafting powers in Jumpchain, meaning it is the greatest combination of crafting abilities in all of fiction. In Brockton Bay a forgotten side character's trigger event ends with him linked to the Celestial Forge rather than his intended shard. His expanding collection of tinker abilities drag him into the city's cape conflicts.

A self-insert in which a competitive player from 2016 finds himself warped into the world of GX. Between adjusting his deck to make up for the inverted power creep, making grades, and saving the world, there's much to do, but all good players know how to adapt to their circumstances. SI-OC, 1st Person POV.

You know who's only slightly less annoying than Greg Veder? Bryce Kiley, and only thanks to a lack of screen time. So why am I him? OC-Insert. ToF format.

They told him he couldn't be a hero without aura or a semblance. But now that he has them— quite powerful too, everyone wants his head. Why you ask— because Jaune Arc's fate is so cruel... And nobody told him he had to become the Child of Prophecy! (First chapters are misunderstandings that'll reshape Jaune.)

When a failed attempted to join Beacon ends up giving Jaune a new chance at his dream of being a huntsmen, he'll do everything in his power to live up to his family legacy. Even if it mean's joining Atlas.

Everyone's favorite blonde knight goes to a bar and meets a now single Schnee matriarch. What's gonna happen when tall, blonde, and scraggily becomes the stepfather of his first crush? It's another drunk marriage fiction. Woo! Cover Image credit: Rey de Picas

Jaune loved his family and his family loved him back. Especially his adopted sisters, Cinder, Emerald, Maia, Roma, Neo, and Eve. Perhaps they loved him just a little too much...

The average person can easily understand that when it comes to living in a crime-infested city like Brockton Bay where villains carve out their own personal fiefdoms, treating life like a game can get you killed. It's kind of ironic, then, that Greg Veder has always been far more serious about games than he ever has about life. (Worm/The Gamer AU) [Updates Once a Week]

When you're from another world, mopping classrooms and organizing bookshelves at Garreg Mach for room and board is a pretty sweet deal. It seems easy enough to keep a low profile, but as an outsider in a world like Fódlan, you'll need to make friends fast to stay employed—and alive.

This is the story of a new Hero, Shunshu, joining Saitama and Genos on their Adventures as he joins the Hero Association alongside them and climbs his way through the ranks to become the Hero he's always dreamed of. (Major changes to the story do not begin until the end of season 1's events. Please feel free to criticize).

A young man life ended too soon. However he is given an option to either putting his hand in the box or getting sent to hell. Man, these two navi's are not playing today.

Expelled from Beacon Academy after the Vytal Festival, Jaune Arc abandoned his dream of becoming a Huntsman. He settled in Argus briefly before relocating to Atlas for employment. One fateful night, drowned in alcohol, he awoke with memories of a Knight from a place called the Everafter, recalling events that never occurred, unlocking abilities and even awakening his own Semblance.

Jaune can't quite understand the raw suffering that comes through the link to his Soulmate, and yet, he finds he wants to help them, regardless. To Cinder, the tiny light in her soul is the only thing that's really hers, and above all else, she hopes that one day, she'll meet whoever they are. Or; In a Remnant where Soulmates share one another's pain, Jaune is linked to Cinder.

The undermining of the Huntsmen Academies has taken a different turn this time. Set at the beginning of Volume 2, we'll see how these changes effect the story we know. No spoilers for relationships. Frequent updates.

Cinder Fall is an evil super villain. Jaune Arc is a goody two shoes hero and the bane of her existence. What happens when she stumbles across him out of costume and with a young child by his side?

A story about a future to be avoided, a man who just wants to be the best father he can be, and the myriad of scamps that are the reasons for that journey. (Jaune adopts a bunch of kids)

Jaune applied to Beacon with his fake transcripts – his rejection was all but guaranteed. What wasn't expected was that a single ticked box put down on a secondary school choice might change his life forever. Beacon may have rejected him, but there is more than one academy on Remnant and more than one way to become a hero. Atlas Academy, and it's quasi-military structure, await.

Having grown up with seven sisters, Jaune could confidently say nothing could surprise him. And that he is ready for whatever crazy twist life might send his way. However, that all changed when he received a letter from Vale's City Clerk office. Inside it were multiple marriage contracts that his parents had made long ago. And he is going to meet them soon. Oum, help him.

Jaune Arc was a normal college student with two best friends and a broken heart. When his first love broke his heart, he felt like love was no longer an option for him. That is when four strange cats entered his life and filled it with a different kind of love. But that was enough for him. Until the universe had a different plan in mind. (Coverart: Khor Evik Vlakhavlakh)

It's the crew's first year at Duel Academy, but they're not the only new students enrolling. A strange duelist with a powerful deck is also enrolling at Duel Academy, and he seems to have a particular interest in one of the students. What will happen? Read to find out.

Sienna Khan was a great leader. A great speaker, a dedicated politician, someone who cared for the people. A meeting with a human derails her plans for the future slightly... But at least she'll get some dancing lessons out of it. Jaune Arc would probably die in initiation, right? That's what filthy humans do, after all.

Taylor has a bad day that ends in a locker. Everyone has heard that one. It goes somewhat differently after that, as her call for help is answered by something from a lot further away than one might expect... A story in which Taylor makes a very large friend, the world gets confused, and Danny comes into his own.

When Jaune Arc's life goes to hell, he's desperate to gain back what he lost. But what's the point? In this world, the weak die and the strong survive. Those are the rules. So, will Jaune die holding onto the light or will he survive as someone else, something darker? (Coverart: Khor Evik Vlakhavlakh) (Discontinued)

A drunken mistake leads to Professor Branwen of Signal being transferred to Atlas indefinitely. With Qrow around, lightning never strikes twice, it strikes as many times as needed to make his life hell. Picking up a blonde tag-along with an unhealthy obsession with making things go boom, Atlas will never be the same. And Ironwood needs a drink... or twenty.

Jaune Arc wanted to be a hero. To help people, protect them. But destiny had other ideas, unfortunately, and he was born with a body broken to the point he couldn't. Instead, he sought a different way to help people. If he could not wield the weapons of Man to protect Man, then he would make them for others to wield in his stead.

When Jaune got turned away from Beacon, he thought he was a failure. He'd wanted to be a Huntsman, he wanted to be strong, to protect his loved ones. That dream was crushed before it was ever given a chance to begin. Now, though, things are different. Thanks to Roman Torchwick, he's found one thing he's good at: crime.

Once Roman Torchwick's most useless lackey, Jaune screwed up everything. Dust robberies, muggings, paperwork. Things change however on that one fateful day involving a bank robbery gone very, very wrong. Taught about being a gentleman thief by his mentor Roman, Jaune will take the world of Remnant by storm... As its one and only, honest to God, criminal mastermind.

Everyone but Jaune Arc failed the initiation. Ozpin was speechless. He knew the boy's transcripts were fake, indulged the act, but never foresaw this outcome. Now the numbers were skewed, and a team wasn't possible. Exploiting his forgery would backfire. No, he reluctantly folded the hand Fate bestowed upon him. The Arc must explore Beacon Academy alone.

Combat schools spend millions on creating the newest generation of Hunters. They had forgotten the old way, the hard way...the right way.

Cinder decides to infiltrate Beacon with a team posing as Haven exchange students: Cinder, Mercury, Emerald, and Onyx, a master assassin known as the Headhunter. However, Onyx soon wonders which side is truly the one he wants to be on: the side with the money, that seems unstoppable? Or the side with the girl who has caused him to feel for the first time in years?(DEAD.)

Jaune had no interest in Ozpin's latest training initiative, especially when it pit boys against girls across Beacon. Cowardice or not, he intended to hide and wait the whole thing out. Leading the male alliance wasn't part of the plan, nor was becoming mankind's final hope. He was a coward, an idiot and a weakling. It was just a shame no one would believe him when he said so!

A fanfiction writer finds himself within the story. What is he to do?

Jaune Arc was the descendant of heroes who never had an honest chance to be a Hunter. Jaune was just a common criminal who never had a choice in the matter. Falls from grace are never elegant, and Jaune's is no different. A story told in shorts, with an emphasis on 'short.' Now complete.