There is an unmarked gravestone in the Risembool Cemetery, surrounded by undisturbed grass. It appeared a week after their failed transmutation, and still no name has been carved on its surface. Edward and his armoured brother found it strangely intriguing. They could sit before it for hours. Yet they could never see the inscription: Alphonse Elric 1900-1910.

"He could turn you into a frog!" In which Roy's idiocy made him loathe water for the rest of his life.

1908 • Ishval: Amestrian soldiers are dying. A sniper known only as the Eye in the Dark is out for blood, and the 27th Infantry Division sends Riza Hawkeye and Solf J. Kimblee to smoke him out. But Roy Mustang suspects Kimblee's aim isn't the death of one rogue Ishvalan. For Hawkeye has a secret, one the Crimson Alchemist hungers for –– a power forged in fire. (a lil bit o RoyAi)

Roy Mustang is injured and during his recovery becomes obsessed with an Aerugian classic, The Inferno. His team tries to find a meaning behind it as time runs out to get their Colonel back before Prince Claudio's visit.

Before going to the East and West, respectively, the Elric brothers and Winry decide to take a trip to Milos. Unfortunately for them, Milos and Creta are still battling over Table City, and they get caught up in the war. What's worse, Creta has invented flying warships. Milos might still have the upper hand, though - they have dragons.

In Greek mythology, Briareus was a towering giant with 50 faces. But what about our own towering giant (?) of a protagonist? 50 oneshots from various points of view regarding the complicated mess that is Ed. T because Ed is growing up in the military, so he's going to curse.

Strangers, brothers and lovers, they've been all three. Envy & Greed drabbles (Brotherhood-verse).

A poor young Ishvalan street musician has a chance encounter that changes his life forever. Pre-manga prequel to Sons of the Desert (2nd in the series). Contains OCs. Rated T for language, thematic material, and some domestic violence.

Two years after the Promised Day, Ishval is invaded. 4th sequel to Sons of the Desert. Rated T for language and stuff.

Scar and Miles face the monumental task of rebuilding a land and a culture. Miles gets in touch with his roots and Scar's past isn't as erased as he thought it was. Rated T for language and thematic elments. Lots of OCs. All updated!