HIATUS! What if Catelyn never recieves the warning message from Lysa? How will it change it events that follow?

A young mid-western gamer goes on a camping trip with his friends one October and is thrown against his will into the Mass Effect Universe 12 years before Eden Prime. Follow Scorpio as he fights to find a way to survive over a decade of strife, try to find the truth behind his Legacy, and possibly find companionship in a young Prothean researcher on the way. (Scorpio/OC) SI

It is said that War never Changes; Men do, through the roads they walk, but War does not. The Humans fought The First War, and alongside the Quarians, the Alliance stands tall against the Galaxy in the face of continued adversity. Now Humanity's place is challenged, their power tested, and age-old beliefs are shattered when a beyond-ancient species is forced onto the playing field.

When a technician stumbles over an ancient humanoid at an archaeological dig on Rabijan IX, the Federation fears that a new and advanced enemy has emerged on the edge of known space. Sending the Enterprise is a logical course of action, for its Captain has the requisite knowledge and background to get to the bottom of the mystery. (Chapter 1 of 27)

When Merlin discovers that his father was an estranged prince and he himself is now the only heir to the throne of a magical kingdom, he is forced to leave Camelot for the perils of a royal court. Will Merlin be able to win Arthur's favor again before Morgana launches an attack on a defenseless Camelot? Will he be able to defend his own kingdom at the same time or will all be lost?

It's said that a single decision can alter the path of millions and the shape the galaxy. Most think those choices are epic struggles between good and evil. No one could have ever imagined that such a decision would have to do with the negligent placement of a simple wooden crate. Forty-seven years later the consequences of that decision have changed course of the entire galaxy.

They saw opportunity through the wormhole. It was where they were going to strike rich. They were ready for anything on the other side ... but they didn't expect anything to follow them through the wormhole. The wormhole destabilized and exploded. Now stranded in a unfamiliar space, the Outlanders have no idea what was going to happen to them.

Co-written with aDarkOne History, a single event, can alter so much, let alone two. The San'Shyum are no more. The Krogan Empire stands strong. Humanity is now a giant among the stars. With three Galactic Superpowers in play, will an encounter see a new Golden Age, or an Era of War? (Chapters 1-12 being rewritten)

With a nexus bridging the worlds of nature and technology together, the cycles end, and a new age is ushered in.

Sending Shepard back in time? Inefficient. Unlikely to produce significant changes to timeline. Sending the Illusive Man back in time? Difficulty level has increased. Jack Harper, The Illusive Man, is back where it all started. New Cerberus, New plan, and the Reapers watching, always watching. Sending a Hero back in time does nothing; Sending back this guy? Priceless. AU.

Things are changing for Trip Tucker, as he confronts new problems caused by his choice to leave Starfleet and go in search of his own revenge. Enterprise enters the Expanse, and adds to his troubles.

"You are the Fifth Race. Your role is clear. If there is any hope in preserving the future, it lies with you and your people" Because all it takes is one ship. Perhaps in the wrong place... But unquestionably, at the right time.

What are the chances of a technical screw-up bringing Earth and the Colonies together? Not very high, at least that's what Lt. Kelsey Adama thought. Yet, here she is, on the brink of history where two supposedly long lost tribes of man are reunited. But when both sides have not seen one another for thousands of years and one has no intention of playing by the rules things get messy

The Cylons are preparing to attack the Colonies, and they are determined to end all human existence once and for all. But the Cylons don't know the Terrans have learned about their attack, and they will not stay idle and let the Cylons commit such atrocity, not if they can help it. This is a spin-off from the other story I'm writing, splitting around the half of the second book.

The Colonials discover they are not alone in the universe just in time for it to start falling apart around them. Can 12 isolated planets separated from the rest of the universe for thousands of years survive long enough to establish themselves or will they be swept away with the coming tide. DISCONTINUED UP FOR ADOPTION

When the Reapers see the threat Shepard poses, they enact a backup plan millions of years old. A single Reaper will unleash his fury and two galaxies will never be the same. (New Chapter 13/12/16)

Harry defeated Voldemort with the power he knew not, a power far more valuable than his freedom. Sealed away until next he was needed, the Wizarding Saviour slept through the fall of his race, of magic and almost the world. Now he has been woken, the last avatar of a dead species and a being whose purpose is so old that only the bones of the Earth remember. Gen. Adult themes.

The Cylons destroyed over 90 percent of Colonial civilian and military forces. Unfortunately, when you're talking about a civilization as large as the Colonies, that leaves a LOT of survivors. One group is going to go looking for Adama.

during the victory tour celebrating five years since the end of thee Reaper war, the Normandy travels to the Cronian Nebula to let Javik put the ghost of his dead team to rest only to discover something that will rewrite history of not just humanity but the galaxy as a whole. Male solider Sheppard/Ash

Babylon five is a haven for warriors, idealists, dreamers, and wanderers. How much damage can one more ship of fanatics do in the long run?

After being exposed as a mage to Meredith during the Qunari attack in Krikwall. Hawke and Merril flee from the reach of the Templars to Tevinter. Hawke quickly gains the rank of Magister, will he lead the dying empire back to it's former glory?

The year was 9:34 Dragon. The Qunari still hadn't left Kirkwall after three years. Tensions were high as their culture clashed with those of the native Kirkwallers. This was year Garrett Hawke became the Champion of Kirkwall, the year that saw an underground Mage movement born, the year that would lay the ground for what was to come in the years ahead. This is the story of Hawke.

Champions aren't trained, they're made, through coincidence and hardships, potential is forged into ability. And as old and new conflicts ignite into something more, that ability will be sorely tested... T for violence and possible romance, not a simple retelling of the game, where would the fun in that be?