A young man at Winslow drinks a Cauldron vial, transporting him to a version of Earth-Bet where women are the sexual aggressors, and men the sexual gatekeepers. He takes full advantage. Updating Wednesdays.

A story where a twenty seven year old finds himself trapped inside a locker and a body unknown. Using powers he somehow gained in between he escapes from the locker and sets out of the school that might as well be a dump. He is not a man of many desires, and being a hero is certainly not one of them, being a villain though? That is something he can get behind.

Tinkertech may let these seeds finally sprout, but it's hard to say what they'll look like after that happens... These are the beginnings and fragments of Worm stories that I have started, but will likely not be doing anything else with for awhile. Generally speaking, I intend to pursue these at some point though the time and order is still up in the air.

Watch the Taylor's take over the world with the power of music!

Taylor Hebert is interning for Medhall. She has no idea who's actually in charge. This should be interesting.

A litRPG set in the world of Worm. The OC Triggers to the power of The Gamer in the middle of a Slaughterhouse Nine attack. Things eventually get better.

Taylor reached her breaking point shortly after her father. Now with the Wards to finance his care, an ability she can't use more than a few times in a row without collapsing, she's slowly coming more and more undone. Sophia is continuing to antagonize her, the PRT doesn't hear her...it seems the only one supporting her is a girl on the wrong side. Then Coil finds he has a thread..

Madison fucks up. Crystal gets a weird PM. Amy has issues, but they aren't the most bland gayast plot this side of Single White Female. Not that Crystal would know what they are.

Brockton Bay meets the unstoppable force and the unmoveable object that is the CYOAv1 Alexandria Package. It doesn't go well.

Two and a half well intentioned fools find themselves in the Worm Universe, gifted by Abaddon. In their attempts to save some, they may just doom all. SI based on the Worm CYOA Update Gimel.

Commission! - Most people's powers manifest in ways easy to understand and easy to use. Things like super strength, shooting lasers and walking through walls were the norm. Taylor, however, was stuck working with beakers and weird texts that range from the strange, to the weird, to the wonderful, then back to the weird. At least she hasn't gotten as bad as Myrrdin... yet.

Armsmaster races towards the docks due to reports of Lung on a rampage. Only when he arrives he finds the WHSS. Who are they and what do they want?

Taylor Hebert, a young woman who, in so many realities, is the catalyst for great change across the multiverse. The Queen Administrator, as she is called by a particularly powerful parahuman. But, in this reality, Taylor was given her powers by a different being. An ancient one.

Friend-Insert Ft. Passive Soul as a co-writer: There are many snakes in Brockton Bay, but this one is here to help and do good. A story where my friend is a Case53 as an Expy of FGO's Gorgon

Everyone has heard the story about the man who bet his soul and lost, what you don't usually hear is a story about the ones who win. And win, and win, but when it comes to luck it has to dry out eventually. For Greg Veder he learns that there are worst things to bet than your soul. Can he use his winnings to survive in a world just two years away from destruction? Luck Based Story!

Lauren, a 13 year old inhabitant of the notorious Brockton Bay, triggers with a very unusual power. She can hold multiple powers, but has no control over what they are. Some even seem to actively hinder her. Will she be able to become a hero that makes her young siblings proud and keep her city safe? Or will she get backstabbed by her own powers before she gets anything done?

When an absurd duo decide to join Uber and Leet to break the internet, Heroes and Villains become embroiled in madness as a group of delinquents upset the established order of Brockton Bay. Delinquents Sequel; dramedy genre for crack humor with drama plot points.

Inspired by Brockton's Celestial Forge and Tinker of Fiction. A great lover of the Celestial Forge, he renounces living his dreams as a writer, but struck by the inspiration, he begins to write his original story, for an unknown reason, it ends up inside the body of the newly created character. Good part has owns the Celestial Force,the bad part finds himself as Taylor's cousin.

When Taylor makes a new friend at Winslow, it's not as good a thing as it seems ...

The Celestial Forge is the greatest combination of crafting powers in Jumpchain, meaning it is the greatest combination of crafting abilities in all of fiction. In Brockton Bay a forgotten side character's trigger event ends with him linked to the Celestial Forge rather than his intended shard. His expanding collection of tinker abilities drag him into the city's cape conflicts.

Mr. Gladly is gushing over Earth Bet's most famous and most powerful Master again, and all Taylor can do is yawn and look at the clock... honestly, she's heard it all before. They all have. WARNING: Mature Themes Abound!

You end up in an endless corridor with numbered doors. Most of them lead to another version of Earth Bet, where the nexus that is Taylor Hebert experiences life differently - sometimes very badly. Others reflect upon other characters.

Taylor Hebert triggers with different powers and now struggles with how to be a hero. With what's right and wrong all in the same shade of gray her decisions have never been harder.

[Antifa!Taylor AU]: Taylor never thought that drawing over a swastika in a fit of pettiness would lead to a new faction on the rise in Brockton Bay, but it did. Who knew so many people in Brockton Bay hated Nazis that much.

Taylor triggers a year early, as a Breaker. Victoria Dallon finds her soon afterwards, and tries to help her move past her trauma and rebuild herself as a person. Maybe even as a hero. Which should go just fine. After all, it's not like there are any unhealthy ideas about heroism and personal responsibility floating around the Dallon household. ...Right?