We don't get to choose where our story begins, where it takes us, and most certainly where it ends. The Reaper War may have ended twenty-five years ago, but aboard the SSV Hippocrates, flagship of the Systems Alliance Research and Development Division, a Spectre takes his first steps on a journey that will decide the fate of a trillion souls.

Tracer has a slight problem. Ever since her mission to London, she's unable to get her mind off Widowmaker, who incidentally faces similar problems herself. But the price for their mutual affection is a high one, coming at the cost of more than they ever imagined. Soon they find themselves facing off new threats and old enemies with unexpected allies. Widowtracer. Pharmercy later.

Mass Effect. Two centuries after the Reaper War, Liara and Shepard live a reclusive life far from civilisation. To the rest of the galaxy the reapers have become little more than a legend, but for those who lived through the war Shepard is still a hero and when the asari decide to reclaim Thessia, she finds herself drawn back into galactic politics.

Lt. Commander Shepard, White Death of Elysium, borderline pariah, new commander the SSV Normandy. Hackett tasks her with the thankless, redaction-heavy missions N7s train for. Along the way she forms an unlikely band of misfits into a highly effective army, and discovers just how thin the galaxy's veneers of normalcy are. (An AU/"Reaper-free" doorstopper TV-Show-format series.)

Starts at ME2. Shepard is not amused by the whole thermal clips thing. And that's just the beginning. Semi-crack, but within reason. Rated M for language.

Rewrite of my work: Who Saves the Hero? Humanity is very much a minor newcomer to the Galactic scene, comprising only 15 B out of 3.5 T sentients. The Citadel Council has been in existence for 10,000 years, and the Asari Republics space faring for 18000 years prior to its founding. In such a Galaxy, the recently revived Shepard must determine who are her allies and who her foes.

Commander Shepard stopped the Reapers. He saved the galaxy. He saved is friends. He nearly died. Months of surgeries and physical therapy have restored his body, but his spirits are still lagging. The woman of the Normandy have taken the restoration of those spirits on as their new mission, Miranda is up first. Written as a commission. May become a series.

Even after seeing their world burned, Humanity was able to stand up again, and push beyond their pre-war status and reach the heavens. But how will a hardened Humanity handle life among the stars? And how will others react to this aggressive newcomer?

Xander's road trip takes him much farther then he ever dreamed possible.

The First Contact War brought untold destruction to Earth, reducing Humanity to a shell of its former self. For 900 years, Humanity has been working tirelessly to lay claim to its own slice of the Milky Way Galaxy, and they are prepared to bring the Council to its knees to accomplish their goals. (Massive AU, New Technologies, and a far different humanity.)

AU. Hidden security cams on Eden Prime's spaceport caught Saren's actions. Quick thinking saved the Beacon. Quick wit forced the Council to listen. Even the Thorian played ball. In the end, the small divergences were enough to prove the big truth: the Reapers were coming. And the evidence was Undisputed.

Harry Potter is not standing up in his crib when the Killing Curse strikes him, and the cursed scar has far more terrible consequences. But some souls will not be broken by horrible circumstance. Some people won't let the world drag them down. Strong men rise from such beginnings, and powerful gifts can be gained in terrible curses. (HP/HG, Scientist!Harry)

Marcus, Jack, Kelly, and Samara are visiting his hometown of Glasgow. It turns out that Marcus' mother has a teensy problem. Can our intrepid heroes solve it? Of course they can. Can they solve it without leaving the city a smoking crater? Mmmmaybe... (A 'sidequel' to "Tango 'Til They're Sore", but much sillier.) Rated M for language and some suggestive situations.

The one that "you send to kill the f***ing boogeyman" wakes up in the future to face the ultimate boogeyman. Somebody PLEASE get this man...a gun! Rated M for language, for sexual situations, and for John Wick shooting lots of things in the face. Set in the same Mass Effect universe as my other story (Tango) but you don't have to read that one to read this one.

or Hero 2:Hero Harder I've spent three years preparing for Saren and Sovereign, and now it's time to put the first of my plans into action. All of which involve me, fighting in war. A war against a murderous alien intelligence. A war against impossible odds. A war I put myself right in the middle of...on purpose...I wonder what sanity's like? It must be nice, but it sounds boring.

On his search for a team to fight the Collectors, Commander Shepard finds himself a very powerful ally. One that may ensure his success in what seems like impossible odds. Watch them fight for the loyalty of his crew, and battle a dangerous enemy for the survival of the entire Human race. Can he save the galaxy, once more? Can the scale be tipped? ME2. (M)Shep/Tali. Logan/Jack.

Batman develops an alternative kind of treatment and decides to use it to try and rehabilitate Harley Quinn. Though how well the therapy will take, or if it will be successful at all is up to Batman's ability to deal with Harley's insanity as well as her connection to the Joker. Rated M for language and sexual content.

Chief Engineer Marcus Donnelly has to wrestle with the morality of doing good deeds while working for some pretty horrible people. He also somehow has to deal with the crazy biotic criminal who's taken up residence in Engineering. Rated M for oh so much language (because Jack) and for explicit sexy times and bloody violence later on.

AU. Jack, upon escaping Cerberus, instead of falling into a life of desperate survival and running with the dregs of society... is found by a relic of a forgotten age. An age of warriors, an age of discipline... of honor. Now her immense power is tempered by guidance.

Humanity never developed FTL. The Prothean archives contained no technology, no Element Zero, just a warning. Isolated from the rest of the galaxy for two thousand years, restricted to their only system, how will humanity have changed when they first meet the Turians? AU, alternate history of humanity and First Contact.

Fantasy AU - Down in the city streets, in the shadow of Aramali's sacred temple, a champion emerges from a mountain of corpses, battle-worn and exhausted. All that is left is for him to climb the temple steps to the royal bedchambers and claim his prize. What awaits him at the top of the temple is a champion's reward.

Cerberus' goal was simple in concept: resurrect Shepard to be precisely the same. They failed. Pushing forward, the result was a powerful, untested cybernetic soldier who doubts his own humanity. Now, he will need to lean on his new crew of unknowns, old friends, a past love, and a new one even more fragile than he. [Many thanks to my fellow authors 'JacksAreWild' and 'Bebus']

The Exaltation of the Unconquered Sun is a tricky thing. Especially when it doesn't come with an manual. Jane Shepard, who was able to talk Spectres into suicide before getting a spiritual superweapon grafted to her soul, has a new advantage.