When time has run out and the Reapers come to consume all in their path, then a hero must rise to lay old conflicts to rest, rally allies and enemies alike and challenge fate for the sake of the galaxy itself.

Elaine Cousland's duty is done: the Archdemon is dead. Where she once thought to join her family at the Maker's side, instead she awakes on a strange world. Here, an evil both new and familiar has come, and as a Warden it is her responsibility to vanquish it. At any cost. She will join the strange ship that sails the stars, the Normandy, and defeat the Collectors. Once and for all.

A jaded government agent is sent to deal with the actions of her rogue partner and discovers that some things are still worth fighting for. And that a life she never knew - thought left behind forever - may not be entirely beyond her reach. Canon-ish. Latest: Movie Night Interlude (Ch 46-50, early S2). TOC/Reader Guide in profile.

The beginning of the end is finally here. Lawson is making her move inside of Cerberus, Shepard is due to wake up at any moment, and the offensive to finish the Geth off will begin soon. Now if the Collectors would stick to a schedule, if the Asari could not cavort with Leviathans, and if Vakarian would stop bloody glaring at me, this would be easy. Dammit... this won't be fun.

John Shepard has only one truth left. That the cycle must be broken no matter the cost. The price will be more than anyone should have to bear but the prize is the future, for those he cares for and for all life in the galaxy.

Vivian Volkoff and the Triangulum join forces, as Team B goes on the warpath. Their first goal is to capture the Norseman, but that's only one small part of the long-laid plot known as Project Omaha.

Shepard wakes up in Ferelden after destroying the reapers. As she unravels where she is and how to get back home, she uncovers shocking truths about how she's already connected to Ferelden, the Blight, and the dark spawn.

The war is over but sometimes the end is just the beginning... Sequel has begun! See "Destiny".

"A man dies ... only a few circles in the water prove that he was ever there. And even they quickly disappear. And when they're gone, he's forgotten, without a trace, as if he'd never even existed. And that's all." -Wolfgang Borchert, The Outsider. Cover art by annaoi.