Ramza and Alma survive the battle at the Graveyard of Airships, and prepare to leave Ivalice forever. But before that, Ramza must decide is Alma is merely a sister, or something more. Ramza/Alma, implied Rafa/Malak

Alma travels with Ramza's army on the way to Orbonne, but she is still the pesky little sister. As they cross the Zeklaus Desert, can Alma prove herself to be more in his eyes, or is she already something special? Ramza/Alma (uses PSX names)

The description from the first set of vignettes stands: A series of snapshots of what is happening behind the scenes between battles with Ramza & co. This has elements of a novelisation, as it follows the canon story, however, it doesn't just retell it. Instead, it's an exploration of the characters and their relationships, with a little back-story thrown in.

If you're looking for a story that makes fun of the game's AI, plot holes, game mechanics, and Lisa's Treehowz, then you've come to the right place!

Someone told me to update my description. So I wrote an update for it concerning how someone told me to update it.

Ramza fought long and hard against the Lucavi, but ultimately, even as he won, he lost. In Ultima's final attack, launched in its death throes, Ramza makes a wish as he dies. That wish will rewrite history.

What does it feel like, to be afflicted by Stop?

Ramza has no qualms about getting what he wants. Sometimes you just need a magic gun, amirite?

After another hard day at Akademy, Alma comforts Tietra.

After the dust settles, Agrias makes a place for herself. It's not as lonely as she assumes it will be.

Beowulf will love Reis as he always has, even if she has scales.

The Noble doesn't feel he belongs. The Knight doesn't think she deserves. What can happen once these two cross paths?

Ramza's never been good with girls, and it seems like all the women in his life are determined to prove that he'll never understand them. There's one in particular he'd like to understand, but once you've missed an opportunity, is it gone forever? Set between Chapters 2 & 3 of the game, this is a two-shot tying up the loose ends from Chapter 1 of the Camp-Fire Vignettes.

A treasure hunter has a breakdown, but that's just part of the job. Serious interpretation of a weird game mechanic.

A series of short-medium length snapshots of what is happening behind the scenes between battles with Ramza & co. This has elements of a novelisation, as it follows the canon story, however, it doesn't just retell it. Instead, it's an exploration of the characters and their relationships, with a little back-story thrown in. T-rated for mild swearing and passing mentions of sex.

In which Alma and Agrias are angry, Ramza and Mustadio are to blame, and the whole reason for it is... Because Ramza's teaching Mustadio how to dance. Humor fic with mild seriousness and sap at the end. RamzaxMustadio.

The land of Ivalice is vast and full of wonder. This adventures follows the life of Luscious the white mage and his journey to become a spirit master.

Olivia is a very blunt girl

Where our favorite Knight-lady reflects on heartfelt vows and a dumb, blonde machinist fails (and then succeeds) at soothing friends.

Our bumbling machinist gets a nice moment of bonding with everyone's favorite holy knight lady over machines and silly names for those same machines.

It's a year since Ramza 'turned and walked away' from the only life he had ever known. He's rudderless and still caught up in self-recrimination for failing to save Tietra and Delita. Can he even find the motivation to take up his new acquaintance's offer to put in a good word with his boss? A story about how Ramza might have ended up with Ladd and Gaffgarion.

In retrospect I don't know what possessed me. Right after gifting her the lip rouge she went and wore it and turned to me. "Well?", she asked me, waiting for my opinion, on how it looked on her.

There's nothing better than giving a girl lipstick for her birthday, right? Rated T for Lavian's teasing.

A bunch of shorts regarding the rotten workings of the minds of the Lucavi. Rated T to be safe.

The Lion War is on the horizon, but Ramza and his gang aren't the only ones fighting. Aedin and his own ragtag group of mercenaries are vying for survival in the impoverished world of Ivalice, the nobility trying to keep their hands on the control of the peasantry. But Ramza isn't the only man to discover the darker secrets Ivalice holds...