Mix an eclectic group of soldiers and a cranky engineer, and what do you get? One dangerous Autobot army, that's what!...when it's not full of epic drama, that is.

Wherein this author took Transformers prompt-challenges like, well, you know. (Pt 40: Nickel takes over the Warworld, the Worst Customer Ever, Skyfire deals with feral Autobots, Bob is stern in its own way, Playing the Long Odds continuation, revolutions, Brave Police, the aftermath of battle, battlefield flirting, Christmas in the Ark, and Swindle is dangerous.)

Rodimus is 'punished' for a transgression of the past. Magnus is a big mech, but Rodimus can handle anything, right? Size kink, sticky, PWP, Rodimus/Magnus, oral, reprimand, all that fun stuff.

G1: The problem with falling in love with an Aerialbot is that his brothers are part of the deal. The problem with falling in love with someone with unfinished business is that sometimes the unfinished business is Starscream... Skyfire/Silverbolt

The Aerialbots are about to come of age and Fireflight wants Prowl for his first time and goes about wooing him in a very strange way.

Trailbreaker chronically shorts his rations because he sees himself as a drain on the Autobots. Wheeljack is going to change that. Tied to Crack in the Pavement, Chapter 17. Slash. More or less PWP.

Prowl is infamous for being a logical, nigh emotionaless thinker who's better at battle calculations than interpersonal relationships. How he was roped into taking care of the last survivor of Praxus is anyone's guess.

When you spend your time looking at something you can't have you miss what's right in front of you. Trailbreaker/Silverbolt. Hound/Mirage

Slash, G1 - Sometimes, in new environments, very old, complex relationships can come up with some very weird, very strange responses. Especially when one of the mechs involved in the relationship is Jazz.

Complete! In which Wheeljack discovers that love is usually found where you're not really looking. Slash, G1, sequel to Twinning the Hatchet and Cave Canem. All characters property of HasTak, not me.