While Shepard is closing in on Saren, something odd is happening in the Terminus systems. A new faction stirs, its green-clad enforcers seemingly unstoppable. Rumors spread, pirate bases going dark, both the enslaved and kidnapped alike are discovered free. Who are these new interlopers and what is their goal? For good or ill the powers that be intend to find out.

A bold new world - A strange new reality - Fresh trials, tribulations, allies, and enemies. John fell through the portal from the Mantles Approach, but his luck works in mysterious ways. Now stranded in an alternate reality, how will he strive forward? The galaxy takes a sharp turn from the world we know, and the Reaper threat looms just as large, but no longer so uncontested.

When the Long Night of Solace is evaporated over Reach via the weaponized usage of a Slipspace Drive, it ferries with it in its swallowed sections the Covenant Empire and, more horrifyingly, the desperate measures that the UNSC used to fight them. When they are found in a universe on the precipice of their own history, the meaning of the term "Mass Effect" will change forever.

A Halo/Mass Effect crossover, though not a typical one. This is the story of the last Forerunner, sent to a different galaxy entirely. How will he handle himself in this new glaxy where everything is different. Adopted from drich147. I corrected a mistake in chapter 3 regarding how long he has been there. I do not own Mass Effect or Halo.

For eons past, they enjoyed the harvest of their farms. Countless civilizations breathed life because they allowed it. Now, they will die because he demands it. Halo/Mass Effect but with heavy elements from Warhammer 40k. M-Shep/Miranda, OC/Liara. HFY

Ce qui ne devait être qu'une simple mission de récupération, pour la commandante Shepard de l'UNSC, a rapidement tourné au cauchemar. Désormais, l'humanité et la citadelle sont au bord de la guerre, inconscient qu'un danger bien plus grand les guette. Deux Shepard ne seront pas de trop pour cette mission.

Because here's the thing. Turians, despite their reputations, had never loved war- not the suffering, the dying, nor the pain. They loved victory- the prevailing of clear good over clear evil- justice winning in the end, the beating of overwhelming odds for peace. And there was never more a clear example of this type of war than ours against the Covenant.

Master Chief wakes up in the Mass Effect universe and joins Commander Shepard in an effort to stop the Reapers. With time running out, can they stop the extinction of every species, or will they fade into legend?First, they got to stop the Reapers though...

A multicrossover series of one-shots depicting several franchises and their encounters with the Flood. I do not own Halo or any other franchises depicted in these stories.

Through ONI's manipulation, the UNSC stumbles upon a Mass Relay and is dragged into a new war. They'll discover the battered races of the Citadel, the political intrigue of its factions, and a second group of humans governed by the Systems Alliance, divided by Cerberus, and lead by Commander Shepard. Yet no one can stop what is to come: the Reclamation, and the death of the galaxy.

The USS Voyager comes face to face with the massive ship that is the UNSC Infinity after Voyager's nearly fatal first test of their quantum slipstream drive. Getting home isn't their only issue. They will have to work together in order to unravel the ancient threat that plagues the new galaxy that they find themselves in. Star Trek:Voyager, Mass Effect, and Halo triple crossover

A Citadel Exploration fleet filled with people the council didnt want around discovers something that will change the face of Citadel Space forever. The council will experience a crash course in the fight for survival

A crossover years in the works. Civilizations rise and fall but to those that do stand, they prosper. They Expand. They reach out across the stars. But of course, such is a Universal law, War is never far behind. War is a language all civilized races speak and it is war most are familiar with. Co-written with BulletStormX. Halo/Mass Effect with a dash of Star Wars.

Fifty years after the end of the Human-Covenant War an ill-fated UNSC expedition opens Relay 314, revealing a civilization unprepared for their arrival, and relics from a terrible past.

The beginning of the Battle For Earth signaled the start of the final, bloodiest campaign of the Human-Covenant War. Hastily, a plan is put into motion and an Ark Fleet, composed of a dozen Phoenix-class vessels and their escorts, makes the jump out of system. Either interference, or malfunction, causes their arrival to a new Galaxy, where new threats lurk just around the corner.

A Reaper is launched from it's home galaxy during one of their many cycles, and spends countless years floating through the empty void of space. It's unintended destination results in the nearly destroyed machine unknowingly put in the middle of a galactic war between a coalition of religeous zealots and an ambitious race expanding over the stars. Picks up at the start of Halo: CE.

Max Barrett, the child prodigy, is the single smartest man that humanity has ever or will ever produce. Regarded as both the greatest mind and as a naturally born supersoldier Max is guaranteed a life of luxury. Unfortunately, a single good deed has landed him in an unusual situation: he finds himself in a Halo/Mass Effect crossover universe.

For a writer looking for a Halo/Mass Effect crossover idea. Free range use of what's inside. Details and new combined timeline of the two universes.

The family and friends would have been know that Raine would be dead or she could be alive somewhere in the galaxy. They may have hope that Raine will eventually come back home to her family and friends. Wherever she is... or whenever she is found. Things are going to be different in the future she might discover something new... in century later.

He's the last of his kind, and he's way out of his time. Waking up to a universe under the control of a despotic Artificial Intelligence was the last thing he expected. But the good news for him is that our favorite red-haired commander is all-inclusive and totally supportive of anyone, human or alien. Even if he's kinda responsible for the whole Reaper thing... whoops.

We thought ourselves powerful, able to conquer a galaxy with nothing but toys. When we overcame every challenge, breached the space between the galaxies themselves, what use were the words of a race ashamed of their own past? Yet we cannot deny that we were warned, for while a challenge to a human is laughable, a challenge to humanity is a death sentence.

first chapter is summery.

An escape from an overrun galaxy lands them in another galaxy? What does being the biggest fish in the water gain you in a world without heavy hitters? Rated T for violence, death, and profanity.

Humanity, left to its own devices for centuries, comes into contact with the Citadel Council. A misunderstanding leads to hostile first contact, and the UNSC is drawn into war with the Council shortly after the Insurrection's height. The Council finds itself face-to-face with a species that has broken the shackles of Mass Effect Technology. The Era of Humanity has only just begun.

Emile survives the two zealots at the end of Reach, and after surviving Covenant onslaught, finds himself in the ME universe. Kick-ass picture is thanks to freejimmy on deviantart