Horus Lupercal, Warmaster of Chaos, is dead, and the Traitor Legions run from the wrath of the loyalists. Amongst them, Commander Arken of the Sons of Horus gathers on his ship an army from the ranks of all renegade Legions, and begins to plan his vengeance against the Imperium of Man ...

Humanity, as a whole, has been deemed 'too violent' as a species to be permitted within the Citadel and Council-controlled space. Follow those who dwell within as civil uprisings and chaos spread across a once-peaceful and grand Citadel.

It is the end of the 41st Millennium, and the Aurelian subsector is overwhelmed by war. Attacked on all fronts by aliens and traitors, it is up to the outnumbered Blood Ravens to protect their recruiting worlds. Part of the Legacy of the Blood Ravens.

"They are lost to us forever" - Malcador the Sigilite. Shrouded in mystery, lost to history, whispers of heresy. The untold tale of the Lost Primarchs.

It is the 41st millennium, and there is only war. This tale follows in the footsteps of Pack Brother Baarbarus of the Surrogate Paladins renegade Space Marine Chapter, and follows his actions as a Chaos Space Marine and his fall from the side of the Emperors Chosen.

In 2157 a Citadel Council exploratory vessel is tasked with opening a dormant Relay into unknown regions of the galaxy. What they find is something they never expected. What happens when two civilizations centered around different technologies clash?

AU First Contact War. It was 48 years of endless slaughter and death. And from the pain and suffering of such unprecedented conflict, emerged an unprecedented plot, born of hate, to bring it all to an end...

AU. One small divergence, the smallest of errors, and the balance of fate tips. It is 2552. Reach is spared, for now. Operation Red Flag goes forth. The Covenant will learn that this war that they have started 27 years ago have only just begun.

Fifteen years after the Covenant War, ONI discovers the Systems Alliance; decimated by the Reapers six years ago. Faced with insurgency among the Colonies, ONI realizes it must make sure the truth never sees the light of day and begins a radical new plan, in a desperate attempt to buy the UNSC as much time as possible, and for that, it will need a new generation of Spartans...

Still recovering from the disastrous mission to Kairn, Sergeant Kane is brought on trial for the murder of two Sisters of Battle. Haunted by everything he has lost in service to the Inquisition and facing a hostile tribunal, does he even want to be saved? And why are they asking about a mission that took place five years ago?

Do the traitor legions hold any regrets? This is the prologue to a much larger tale, which is Mrated. If enough people like it, I'll start putting the additional chapters online. Be warned; the full version is a long story currently at 134k wordcount with another 60k to write. Still, I'd appreciate any comments.

Through their powerful psychics the Officio Assassinorum has detected a potential Vindicare assassin recruit who may fulfil their ancient prophecy. The Director Primus, Lord Jedwist, immediately dispatches to the troubled planet Tanglain to collect the future assassin. But there are many other forces at work, putting his mission at risk.

Humanity's reaction to the discovery of the archives on mars was very different from what happened in the games. The militaristic Empire of man is preparing to expand. But how will they react when they discover that they are not alone in the galaxy. And more importantly. How will the galaxy respond to humanity? First contact story. Rated T for language and gore update this week.

The Prothean Ruins weren't. They contained little more than mentionings of an Alien Society; as a result, humanity develops on a completely different path than what was intended, and when first contact is made not with the Turians, but a desperate, destitute race viewed as beggars and thieves, how will this dying race change Humanity? And how will Humanity change the Galaxy? *A/U!*

Centuries after the end of the great war, the UNSC and Neo-covenant now live in peace, but what happens when they discover not just one but two splinter fraction of humans? The System Alliance and their Citadel and Prehistoric humanity and their old allies. But with their welcoming appearance, so will ancient threats loom around the corner ready to wage war...

Set during the Jedi Civil War, this story follows a republic black ops team composed entirely of Dark Jedi, whose sole mission is to cause havoc for the Sith Empire. Can the team survive impossible situations while caught between the ruthless Sith and a Jedi Order that has embraced militancy?

Tiberius Domitian, Thunder Warrior of the Emperor's Proto-Astartes, crusades across Terra attempting to bring an end to the Age of Strife and bring all of Terra's techno-Barbarian tribes under the rule of the Emperor and unify humanity into the Imperium.

It is the 45th millennium and the Imperium is dead.

It has been thirty year's since the Vaygr war. Whilst the Galaxy remains a dangerous place, a new discovery has been found, one that will either unite the Galaxy in peace, or plunge it back into war.

An asari exploration vessel discovers Earth in the 2030's...and the first contact scenario has incredible implications for both species. What does humanity look like through alien eyes? Where do they go from here? /-AU: no Reapers, completely disconnected from the plot of the games, but mostly faithful to the setting. Told from many points of view.

Bullets will fly and scythes will slay in this ongoing action series where a pair of the most unlikely allies turned best friends must work together to save the Starcraft universe as we know it.

A galactic accident sends an entire Sith fleet four thousand years into the future. From there, Darth Revan is forced to re-establish power and launch war against the empire, while the Rebel Alliance is caught between the two Sith forces.

The pirate vessel Free Enterprise has preyed on Imperial shipping for years, but when the battlebarge sent to bring it to heel is dragged 38,000 years into the past, the existence of the Imperium is threatened. In the 3rd, as well as the 41st millennium.

A man's past is not past. His actions in his younger years are what shape him, guide him, and define him today. It is his choice, however, as to whether the darker moments of his life control his future.

A continuation of the 'A new Past' story arch. The Alliance and Citadel have an uneasy peace...and the Alliance's safety and security is threated from without and from within, by extremists and terrorists...and one being whose mind is subverted.

A shot at a Mass Effect/ Warhammer Crossover focusing on political implications and the resulting arms race... And apparently a source of unlimited catharsis to fans of both franchises. I used to moderate reviews, but then the review section is getting to be more interesting than the story itself, so, enjoy, I guess... [Discontinued, don't read it, it sucks]

Story following a few space marines trying to restore their chapter. First story posted so first few chapters might not be the best. Some swearing/violence. Some funny bits. Criticisms would be awesome. Hopefully updated every Friday...

A capsuleer has it all. Immortality, wealth beyond measure and power rivaling nations. But what happens when one is forced to protect a mere mortal?

Alastar, Nasty and Patreus are training to be Space Marines - or trying to, anyway. Ever get bored of Chapter-zombie, personality-free, lemming-like marines? This is my attempt to avoid those tedious stereotypes.

Conquer the galaxy! See new places, and blow them up! The story of a Luna Wolf in the thirtieth millenium.

There are no Jedi; no Sith. There are Abnormals—persons born with a midi-chlorian count proscribed at a dangerous level by the Galactic Empire. Those persons are euthanized immediately upon discovery. That is, until they come for the son of the last Jedi.

The Vindicare Temple is on a hunt for new blood, 2000 handpicked Imperial Guards of specific age, height and characteristic were sent to an unspecified location. 6 hours later, 1977 were sent away, in body bags. Rating to M next Chap, please set to Alert.

Calloused from a life filled with death, Vindicare assassin Dagon escaped to Pangeus to die quietly. Fate, instead, granted him a new beginning that is now threatened by the Tyranids. The enigmatic Tau save his new paradise, but what is their real goal?

There are times when heresy exceeds the prowess of the Guard, but is not worthy of the Astartes. When these situations arise, there is only one force in the galaxy man can turn to: a legion of lab-grown xenos headed by the epitome of orky oddness.

Changed the name again. A freak accident transports a fleet of warships from one galaxy to another and in doing so began a chain of events, forever changing the two galaxy's, for better of worse remains to be seen. Star Wars/Warhammer 40K crossover.

In a bleak alternate universe, Humanity is banished from Earth and forced to roam the cold, unforgiving void. With their homeworld lost, it is up to a brave few to tread the dangerous path to reclaim what is rightfully theirs.

A tale of a warboss, a flashgit and a whole lot of other boys, who help save a planet. And they are all weird. *Over !2666! hits and over !1100! visitors. Thanks to all of you!*

More randomness from the person with a realy warped brain. Ever wondered what a Noncodex chapter gets upto when not trying to kill Traitors and Monsters? well wonder no more!

Book 1: The Covenant Civil War has begun, and the grunts are caught in the middle. But something odd is happening to them, something that the elites must accept or fear. Savor your Grunty goodness.