In which Courier Six winds up in Brockton Bay, and proceeds to do his thing, to the aggravation of many.

Nate had lost more than anyone should ever have to lose, he lost his friends, family, his home, everything thanks to having to go through 3 wars, including the one that had ended everything. Now after everything he had gone through, he will be forced off of his own world and into one that has no concept of war. They were truly saints compared to the man that was about to join them.

The year is 1947. The name on the door is Nicolas P. Wilde, Private Investigator. Clients come to me for answers. Usually, ones they don't like. I find them with the help of my questionable circle of acquaintances and my Girl Friday lending a paw and taking dictation. These are our stories. (Assuming I survive them.)

Medieval semi-fantasy AU One-Shot. She's a knight. He's a rogue who lives in a castle with a pint-sized dragon, in place of a damsel who got tired of waiting. A little fun with our two favorite characters!

Milo, a genre-savvy D&D Wizard and Adventurer Extraordinaire is forced to attend Hogwarts, and soon finds himself plunged into a new adventure of magic, mad old Wizards, metagaming, misunderstandings, and munchkinry. Updates monthly.

Mid-canon fluff. Nick is struggling with the physical demands of police academy training. Luckily, his new room-mate is unflappably supportive. UPDATE: Now featuring the conclusion of "Meet Him Upstairs"! UPDATE UPDATE: Witness the secret origins of Nick's aviator shades!

After Nick finds out Judy is planning a surprise birthday party for him, an unusual plan B is concocted. Partially inspired by a classic episode of the Dick Van Dyke Show. Cover art by HyenaTig

She's a veteran cop. He's a perennial ragamuffin. That's all there is to it, as far as she cares. Then, something happens that Detective Hopps can't explain or accept. The smug fox she knows and tries to ignore comes to her aid with lightening pulled from the wires and graffiti that snarls. Now, she has to decide; run like hell, or embrace the barbed wire dreams.

Taking place after the events in the Movie, starting directly after the Gazelle concert, the building feelings they both have to each other come to a head and take an unexpected turn. While mostly a slice of life as Judy and Nick find out more about each other, and try to figure out their relationship, loose ends from the missing mammals case will eventually emerge.

After Bellwether's arrest, Judy finds herself in hospital. Nick comes to visit, but a drugged Judy sets a chain of events into motion that makes them both wonder if they can just be friends anymore. (Rated M for language and lemon juice in this slice of life blueberry pie) *ON HIATUS*

Nick and Judy are having their weekly movie night, and the pick of the week turns out to be one of the most important films of Nick's childhood: the Walt Deersney version of Robin Hood. One-shot, but with connections.

Nick and Judy have known each other for almost a decade and never been single at the same time. Celebrating their "anniversary" leads to a moment of lightly intoxicated realization and a new start. Two mammals awkwarding at each other, wrapped in fluff. One Shot (and a bit).

Responding to a routine call, Nick reconnects with an old friend. Judy learns that, for the fox, becoming a cop is going to be harder than she'd realized. Can be read as Wildehopps or not, to taste.

After a robbery goes wrong, Nick is left without a partner, and has to figure out how best to do right by the people around him. All of them. (Finished as of 8/15/17.)

Nick and Judy write e-mails back and forth as Nick struggles to adapt to the world of being a ZPD Academy trainee, and Judy tries to tackle her next case with a temporary unhelpful partner.

Working for the ZPD is a demanding job, especially when you are the first of your kind on the force. Although Nick and Judy make an effective team, trying to balance the demands of work while still maintaining a social life is a challenge of all its own—especially in the face of social pressures brought by living in a city still recovering from pred/prey tensions.

While out on patrol one night, Judy learns the hard way that coffee and cuffs make a dangerous combination around Nick. Partially inspired by an I Love Lucy episode.

Judy is less than amused with a new TV show. Especially when it becomes the focus of her first official case with Nick as her partner.

"Red paws a'knocking, honeyed words a'talking. Bunny's in the sack, a knife in her back. Shut the doors and check the locks. Here comes the big bad fox" - An old rabbit nursery rhyme. (AU)

Judy and Nick have been partners for a year and things have been relatively quiet since their first case. When Bogo calls them in for a covert case, they will soon learn that they knew much less about each other than they thought. Growing closer during a dangerous case might be the thing that breaks them apart, if they survive the case that is. 5-part story. cover: King Diana

Nick has to deal with the fallout from a vicious attack on Judy, as a new player enters Zootopia's criminal world.

Jack Savage made a mistake. The kind of mistake that someone in his line of work can't afford to make, not ever, unless they want to end up face-down in a gutter. Down in the Marches, knowing when to keep your nose out of trouble is everything. It's too bad he's made a career out of doing the exact opposite.

Nick Wilde wakes up from a nightmare, and in order to take his mind off of the dream, he instead fixates on one mammal. (Zootopia Spoilers, Fluff)

"They were his ultimate nightmare: a red and grey, fluffy, walking, talking, laughing, will-they-won't-they abomination of adorableness." In which a rabbit and a fox fight crime, each other, sexual tension, their boss, their parents, more sexual tension, kidnappers, their boss's boss, and sexual tension. Heck, let's throw a monsoon in there for good measure. WildeHopps

Everyone knows Nick and Judy are getting together. Except them.

Someone has improved the Night Howler formula. Now it has spread across Zootopia like a plague. Can hero cops Nick and Judy stop this tragedy? They'll have to survive it first... Rated M for gore, violence and mature themes. Many thanks to: PantheraTigr, ShinyJuJu, WarWolf47, katrinahood, Sunny Lighter, and savannahlovespitbulls. Couldn't have done it without you.

The battle for Hoover Dam has been won, the NCR repulsed and the Legion retreating in shame. Now a one time courier must take the reins of the Mojave and forge a new nation out of the scattered communities of the wasteland. But despite his best intentions, war is on the horizon. And war, well...

Deep in the neon bowels of the Lone Digger nightclub, Judy & Nick must once again confront the savage heart of their beloved metropolis. (Inspired by Caravan Palace's Lone Digger music video)

A fan-made sequel taking place months after the first film. When a new villain arrives to threaten Zootopia Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are on the case. But while they try to solve this case their feelings start to cause a brand new obstacle.

There are people who eavesdrop and then there are some who never learn when to butt out. Judy/Nick. One-shot. Contains mild suggestive themes.

Try moving in. (SPOILERS)

The Lone Wanderer thought her life was over, but now there's a Courier telling her she's got family in the Mojave? He's saved her life and she's decided to follow him back across the country to find her family. Will they even want her? Can she learn to wash away the blood covering her hands? And just who is the Courier? Sequel to Shattered Illusions. COMPLETE. CONTINUED IN PART 3.

The Tower of Fate has fallen. Peace has returned to the Kingdom of Pridemoor. Shovel Knight and Shield Knight are alive, and in somewhat good health. But their story is not yet finished. Because sometimes, destroying one thing awakens another, and this thing wants everything either under its grip, or drained of its essence. Steel thy shovel... AGAIN.

The Lone Wanderer has saved the Wasteland, but at what personal expense? What happens now that no one is pushing her to save it? And will her violent past stay buried? Does the hero remain? Or does she leave that life behind? COMPLETE. CONTINUED IN PART 2: FRONTIER DREAMING.

In order to prove a point to Celestia, Twilight kidnaps the Courier and The Lone Wanderer and brings them to Equestria. But things don't turn out like she hoped. How will these two hardened warriors react to the ponies and each other? Fallout 3/New Vegas/My Little Pony crossover (foul language, alchohol and drug referances, and violence) Please read and review.

In which the Courier, ruler of Vegas, becomes the familiar of Louise the Zero. Trapped in a world he knows nothing about and bound to a girl with a list of issues longer than his arm, the Courier must adapt to survive. Or perhaps the world will have to adapt to him. Either way, the chips are down now. Halkeginia will never be the same. WildCard!Courier

An exploration of various real world topics and ideas by contrasting them against the more harmonious ideals of Equestria. In story, an extraordinary set of circumstances strands a human in Equestria, and his interactions drive the exploration.

Veronica Santangelo was just enjoying a cold drink at Trading Station 188 when a stranger caught her eye. Cryptic summary, good story. Rated T, may change.

Even wandering spirits like the Courier have a home to come back to. Oneshot.

A parody of Twas the Night before Christmas with Fallout New Vegas characters

After collecting a bounty, Boba Fett is confronted with the only person to ever stow away aboard Slave I, and soon is caught up in much more than he bargained for... Pre Ep. IV.