The Council has a lot on their plate with Geth, resurrected Spectres, and other Xenos things. However then they hear one name they all, along with the rest of the galaxy, wish they could bash this one's head open. Their name is Tech Priest.

A fleet of Imperial reinforcements, Mechanicus detachment and a chapter of White Eagles meant for Cadian sector are swallowed in the unruly sea that is Warp caused by the Great Game of the Protector of Mankind against the Chaos Gods. They emerge into a new universe, one without the Emperor, their faith strong, they will see this galaxy conquered.

"Wounds are for the desperate, blows are for the strong. Balm and oil for weary hearts all cut and bruised with wrong. I forgive thy treason - I redeem thy fall, for Iron - Cold Iron - must be master of men all!"

A joke of Chaos daemon sent two unlikely allies - an Eldar Farseer and an Imperial Storm trooper, through the Warp and into another Universe. In this place, everything is alien to them. Except for one thing - war. War is something they know very well. (Story adopted by Regina Dea. New author starts from Chapter 21)

A battle against the forces of Chaos strands a Necron lord in the galaxy of Mass Effect. With what's left of his dynasty under his banner, Veronakh Lord of Solvatakh intends to lead his people to glorious conquest. Can Commander Shepard stop the Collectors and curtail the ambitions of the Necrons?

Some destinies are written out centuries, or even millennia, ahead of time. However, when destiny is derailed, new plans have to be implemented. Sometimes, that involves ripping someone away from the peaceful end they seek and thrusting them into a tide of never-ending war in order to fix what can never be repaired.

Experimental. Long without her memories Celestant Jayne Starforged is sent on simple scouting mission. But the mission into anything but simple as her past comes to the Mortal Realms with an old enemy. Age of Sigmar.

The Tomb Kings are victorious. The world is theirs and Chaos is banished from their world. Now they turn to the stars to claim everything in the name of the Imperisable.

The only thing that matters is the survival of the Human race.

"In the service of the Emperor and man - let me vanquish my fear and decimate my foes." - Never before, has a titan of the Emperor been so sadly outclassed. The enemy, larger than him, his foes, neigh invulnerable. His faith his shield, his fury his sword - perhaps not all is lost to this crew just yet amidst the Reapers invasion on life itself.

Beset on all sides, the Imperium can ill afford yet another front to divert troops to. The Council races have lived in relative peace for over a thousand years. But when a council fleet stumbles across an imperial world, all bets are off. (AU Warhammer 40k, AU First Contact, fusion, probably HFY, probably HWTF, definitely heretical)

By my faith, may the light of the Emperor spread to the furthest star. But how far does his light stretch? The warp, a treacherous and perilous method of travel, sends an Imperial ship into unfamiliar territory. To a time where humans consort with xenos. Join them as they traverse through perilous times. Will they hold to their faith?

They held the line when the hordes came. They held the line when the gods came. They held the line when the Worldbreaker came. Now they hold the line against a threat they have never imagined. And they will hold the line. For they are Cadians, and they are faithful.

A half-Eldar, hidden secret of her father, a goddess of healing that does not know how to fight, a simple Seer and her best friend Howling Banshee got the one way ticket to fell into the ME Universe. Of course to add problems to their opportunity of new life, the Reapers are coming to cleanse this universe of every sentient being. What to do? What to do indeed?

In an unexpected and highly unlikely turn of events, a catastrophic warp breach from a crippled ship manages to fling a Rogue Trader - or rather, the youngest son of a Rogue Trader - through time and space to a universe quite unlike what anyone on-board in used to. They make the best of the situation.

Stuck in a more peaceful galaxy, the Tau of the Farsight Enclave must still prepare themselves for war against the forces that conspire to destroy it. But as they fight for their existence, elements from their old home come to strengthen their power in said old home.

To defeat Horus and his fellow traitors wouldn't be easy. While the Emperor answered Horus' open challenge at Istvaan III by dispatching seven of his sons to deal with their errant brothers, the Imperium dispatched a battle group of the best forces on hand at the time to deal a blow to the traitors by attacking a Dark Mechanicus Forge World. The Dark Gods have other plans.

At the fringes of human space in Segmentum Pacificus, numerous colonies have disappeared without a trace. At the dire need of the Inquisition, a local force has been dispatched to investigate. What they find, however, will plunge the entire sector into darkness once again - for there is no peace among the stars.

A Chapter of the Ultima Founding finds itself in eerily familiar stars. Fate is reshaped by hands unknowing and unwitting. An ancient evil rises to reclaim its nefarious purpose. An unknown faith is reborn anew to bring hope that need it the most. Rated M for gore, language, and other future content.

The world fell, but two races remained. The Lizardmen and Skavens. Once lifetime rivals, they came together and rose from the ash, rebuilt the world, and ascended unto the stars and beyond. One day, however, they discovered that they are not alone, and would unknowingly become a part of a chain of events that would change the entire galaxy and its creations forever.

One of the oldest living perpetuals along with the remains of an inquisitorial retinue are transported into an alternative past where aliens are not simply foes to slay but friends and allies to mankind. For the perpetual it's a nice change of pace for the others? Well they may learn that co-existence might not be such a bad thing after all... Rated M for obvious reasons.

Lying dormant in space are ancient beings older than the races of the Citadel. The Shanxi system will be the stage for First Contact between 3 races. (Cover image will be taken down if there are problems. Its not mine)

In the near future of the 22nd century we are now experiencing the golden age. Since the arrival of the Imperator Sucundus. We have spread across the stars and prospered. However in the year 2157, we have encountered a new threat. A species of xenos known only as "Turians" and "The Council" have been encountered. The Fleets are mobilized. And now, from the peace there is only war.

Humanity successfully reached for the stars, confident in their ability to conquer all who stand against them. Yet in the darkness of space, an ancient menace stirs, that could possibly eclipse all past enemies Humanity faced - including those from the depths of time they faced in the wars for Terra itself...

As the Great Crusade grinds on, the Emperor has finally found the last of his sons. But unfortunately someone has been pulling the strings and now Chaos Undivided is ready to make it's move. Warhammer AU. M for eventual bloodshed. Also contains elements of Attack on Titan. Part 1 of the Rebellion series. Reviews are welcome.