Shortly after the rise of The Avatar, Lord British and his close friend Lord Blackthorn share a moment in the deeper stonework of Castle Britannia.

A series of acrostic poems about the Three Principles and the Eight Virtues of Avatarhood. Age of Enlightenment time period.

A series of acrostic poems about the Three Principles and Eight Virtues of the Gargoyle race. Age of Enlightenment time period. Sequel to *The Eight Virtues* and part of a series of poems on Britannia's virtue systems.

Drabble. British loves the Realm of the Gargoyles as much as Draxinusom and the Avatar.

After surviving the hell of Pagan, the Avatar finds himself in the Guardian's own back yard. Now, he must fight his final war against the Red Titan, free Britannia, and save the cosmos from enslavement.

Poem: The Rangers were some of the most powerful people in Britannia. And Shamino was a legend among their kind.

Flash fiction about an interaction between Katrina and a gargoyle. Apparently, the Britannian virtue of Humility and the Gargish virtue of Order have something in common when it comes to spiritual peace. Told first-person from Katrina's perspective.

This is a song that I have created to go with my story, Stray Arrows - An Untold Tale of the Underworld. The song was written post story in the timeline. NOTE Chorus line Mira-oh tay-o is from word miratio; to be astonished.

This was a story written for a competition put forward by FireLotus, the community manager of the upcoming Lord British return game Shroud of the Avatar. I didn't win, probably because this is the first thing I have ever written and I don't know what I'm doing lol. Hope someone out there enjoys it!

A series of short scenes from everyday life in Fogsbane, Stormcrow, Greyhaven, and Waveguide, the four lighthouses from Ultima V. Chapter 4 is not for the faint at heart.

Three fighters representing the virtue of Valor go out to earn credit for heroically slaying evil daemons, but only one will earn his reward, by properly following the tenets of Valor and Courage.

A vignette. The town of Humility strives always to be lowly, caring, and strong. Not one of my better summaries, read the story to find out what it's about.

Poem: People would remember the Avatar for what he did for Britannia. They wouldn't remember the downfall of Ambrosia, and the role he'd played in it.

Oneshot: The Age of Darkness was aptly named. Many castles existed on Sosaria during this time with many more clans of savages attacking them. This is one such story.

Oneshot: The Guardian's columns had many adverse effects on the people of Britannia. Apparently inducing stupidity was among them. After all, why else would you have Mondain's skull on display for the world to see?

Poem: It's hard being an RPG hero sometimes. And one of the hardest things about being one is the grinding that such a position entails.

Oneshot: There were many reasons to dislike the world of Pagan. One of the most pressing was how grey everything was.

A tale of a knight, whose family has been murdered by the false ruler of Britain.

But it is Time, and your old friends need you. Britannia needs you. The Virtues need you because you are the Avatar, and this is your Duty. Your Destiny. Your only life. You understand this, and hate yourself for it.

A series of short scenes pertaining to the Avatar's quest through Serpent Isle.

Seeking out goblin spies in Serpent Isle, the Avatar finds a rat.

U7: BG fic. A slightly different take on what might happen in the Black Gate chamber at the end of Ultima VII: Black Gate.

When all's said and done, I think the Avatar had a pretty hard time in Serpent Isle. Certain events from the point of view of Elora, my own Avatar. Contains Serpent Isle spoilers.

The Avatar adjusts to being stuck in Britannia, one month at a time.

Set at the very end of Ultima V, wherein the Avatar has forgotten something very important.