Things had always gone Fynta's way. All she needed was her beskar'gam and a smart mouth to get the job done. Unfortunately, the Commander of Havoc Squad couldn't survive on luck and stubbornness forever. Eventually, the galaxy would get its due. *Sequel to Family is More Than Blood (I'm not going to call this an AU, but I probably shouldn't claim 100% canon either.)

This story involves the trooper class mission on The Gauntlet. I wasn't pleased with Bioware's coverage of a female troopers reaction to Aric's injury so I wrote it. It will move forward from there and will cover various aspects of the trooper story line, including spoilers for the Gauntlet. Aric Jorgan/Female Trooper.

"Today is a good day for someone else to die." That had become the traditional battle cry for Havoc Squad whenever they faced insurmountable odds. Usually accompanied by, "I'll be sore tomorrow." What else can be expected when a Mandalorian is given command? Rated M for violence and mature themes. Additional classes added later: Bounty Hunter, Agent, Smuggler, Sith, & Jedi.

Epoch is defined as a period of time in history or a person's life, typically one marked by notable events or particular characteristics. This is a collection of Fynta Wolfe's missions within Epoch. Rated M for violence and mature themes.

There are times when the bonds of family are stretched to breaking. These moments either make a Mandalorian aliit stronger, or destroy it completely.

Major Nahir Par and Captain Aric Jorgan knew there could be serious consequences for pursuing a relationship. However, they hadn't quite expected this.

One whole year. Balic Cormac checked his reflection in the mirror. His face and head were freshly shaved, and he wore his best pair of fatigues. No holes or stains in this set, they were for special occasions. He had a date with his girl, and he couldn't wait to see her face.

When Vik and Cormac put their heads together on a new project, Havoc Squad usually reap the benefits. However, getting to that point can be a little . . . explosive.

A brief and light Holiday one shot encompassing multiple classes, some scroogery, and a little bit of cheerfulness added in.

Have you ever wondered what your favorite characters would be like if they were the complete opposite? Turns out, the team dynamic is a fickle thing with Havoc Squad, and it certainly wouldn't have worked in any other combination. A Mirror Universe(or AU) look at a completely different Havoc Squad.

Things hadn't quite gone as planned since Aric Jorgan took charge of that op on Ord Mantell. This was just one more thing to add to the growing list of humiliating experiences he'd suffered in the presence of Lieutenant Fynta Wolfe.

A single, whispered word reached the Cathar's sharp ears. "Balic." The voice definitely didn't belong to his wife, meaning . . . . Jorgan's mind slammed to a halt as he realized what was happening in the other room. A one shot for one shot's sake.

This guy was a hot ticket. Cinlat had put down three other hunters and still didn't have her damn quarry. A blaster bolt smashed into her back then something heavy hit her at a run. A one shot on how Cinlat, Verin, and Fynta met.

Even though they haven't known each other long, Balic Cormac can't deny being drawn to Havoc Squad medic Elara Dorne. When he makes his move, he's isn't prepared for the proper ex-Imperial's reaction. A fluffy oneshot offshoot from Family is more than Blood.

Captain Fynta Wolfe takes a couple of Havoc Squad members out for a little irresponsible fun on Coruscant while the grownups are off-world. (Balic Cormac has replaced M1-4X in this story. Ava Jaxo pops in too). Told from the perspective of the Alderaanian captain himself. This will be a three part ordeal.

The Lorien Marchwarden is at the center of a prophecy describing the rebirth of great elven heroes. Only its accomplishment will convince the elves to fight alongside Men and finally defeat Sauron. A crucial player was not born in Middle Earth..COMPLETE!