As the sole survivor of Vault 111, Nora enters a world destroyed by nuclear war, desperate to find her son. Every second is a fight for survival, and each choice proves harder to make than the previous one. And even though she may not want it, her actions will decide about the future of this wasteland.

After a night of brewing over his case, Nick Valentine reaches an epiphany that might just lead him to Eddie Winter and his boys, allowing him to put his past behind him, but is all that glitters really gold?

A former army Black Ops assassin wakes after 210 years of cryosleep with his wife murdered & son kidnapped. On the edge of suicide, he pushes through the black and finds his true mission in an even darker place - revenge. Unwittingly, the Institute has unleashed a tool of destruction upon itself whose methods and drive make Kellog look like a Girlscout.(Mods now listed in profile!)

The first time Yondu Udonta delivers Peter Quill to his father, the universe ends. [A Groundhog's Day fic about how Yondu learns exactly what's been happening to all those kids he delivered to Ego.]

"Dance with me, Mer," he repeated. He was holding out his hand to her. A blue hand marked with calluses and old scars.

Meredith Quill was feeling melancholy. Being dead gave one a lot of time to reflect, and her mind was taking her back to memories she would much rather forget.

Ego leaves Terra a second time, but can't risk returning to correct his mistake of not killing Meredith Quill. He enlists the aid of Yondu Udonta to retrieve the child of the woman, intending to never see her again, and pays for it.

About a week after everything goes down with Ronan, the Milano receives a mysterious message containing a file titled, "How to Take Care of Yer Terran." Though the Guardians don't know who it's from (though they highly suspect the culprit), they find themselves relying on it quite a lot due to their leader's happy-go-lucky attitude. It's after Ego that Peter discovers it.

"Why ya give a shit 'bout what other people think?" he scoffed. "Everyone's got scars. If they don't… well, I don't trust perfect things." Part I of Una Salus Victus

AU: Yondu high-tails it off Ego's planet with Mantis in tow, and is therefore stuck with both her and with Peter.

A series of moments in an alternate universe where Yondu claims to be Peter Quill's real father shortly after he's brought on board the Eclector.

Scrawny little kid. Wasn't worth hardly nothing. "He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy."

The final battle goes a bit differently. (Fix-it fic)

Nate promised to help MacCready save his son. He promised they'd go to Med-Tek and get the cure. The only problem is that Nate is saving his own son, so fulfilling that promise is slightly delayed. Thankfully, help comes to MacCready from an unexpected source. (Warnings: Profanity, Mild AU.)

A series of disconnected holiday/winter-themed character studies of companions across the Commonwealth.

Finn's at it again, the newcomer's a squishy vault dweller, and that can't mean anything good. Hancock's first encounter with the Sole Survivor from his perspective. Warning: some altered dialogue and strong language.

Oneshot! Response to a prompt which I've quoted inside; the short of it is that F!SS never tells her companion who/what she is looking for or her true origins. Her companion starts slowly putting things together and eventually it clicks and without thinking they say aloud "you had a baby". Her reaction, his reaction, the feelings that might come about from it all. Hancock/F!SS.

There comes a time when the usual stuff isn't good enough anymore. There comes a time when the high is worth the risk. At least, that's what he thought. Please tell me if this isn't rated highly enough :P Probably doesn't need to be said, but contains drug use, rad sickness and blood.

Hancock asks Sole for a favor and is impressed with the results

"You think, you feel... you're more than pretending, Nick."

Big Ol Spoilers - This is set right after the Sole Survivor discovers what happened to Shaun so don't read unless you're at that point in the game. It was such a huge emotional impact, I thought there needed to be a scene of her talking to someone about the implications. Hancock romance.

While walking through the wasteland, the sole survivor stumbles across a piece from her past and flashes back to the first time she met her husband. The full weight of 200 years and losing everything almost breaks her. A little scene to add some backstory to the blink and miss it marriage. Hancock romance.