Ten years after the fall of Salem and the war has ended, with Team RWBY disbanded Ruby Rose hunts alone, drifting through life without a goal. One night when she returns to her childhood home, her father Taiyang decides to tell her of a man by the name of Qrow Branwen.

Inspired by JC-of-the-Corn's Endless Possibilities, similar stories spawned by the idea, and my need for an outlet for weird stories during writer's blocks. Go read the others. They're a fun read if you enjoy this. Point is, RWBY characters are placed in a location to watch and react to multiverse versions of Jaune Arc. First M rating based on possible versions in the future.

Weiss Schnee had always been perceived to be a cold individual, sometimes even by herself. But since the Fall of Beacon, she's grown as a person. A near death experience and the warm embrace of a certain blonde knight's Semblance also sparks some personal growth. Follow the evolving relationship between Weiss and Jaune post Haven.

This is a tale of a man just trying to find his way in the world, This world of bloody evolution. He's not seeking answers, nor is he out for revange. He just wishes to live, alongside friends he meets, against the enemies he makes.

Vernal had been confident going into her battle with Arc. A sudden reversal had lead to a mortal wound, but instead of leaving her to bleed to death in the sand, he brought her back from the brink of death. The poor fool. In the Laws of the Tribe he now owned her. Like it or not. Vernal's problem wasn't that he owned her, her problem was that she was starting to enjoy it.

The sequel to Echoes of the Past, the journey to Mistral is done for RNJR, but even in times of rest: the gods have their own plans for our heroes.

Jaune Arc is to be the new king of Vale! There are many things to learn so that he can rule with fairness. Smut

What is known about aura? What are the limits of one's semblance? What truly lies within the depths of a simple soul? Let it shine through.

Of all the consequences of forging his transcripts, being kidnapped by Salem, Queen of the Grimm was not one Jaune Arc expected. Then again, she probably hadn't expected that the act might lead to her being "cured" of her Grimm affliction, either. Suddenly human and no longer in charge of her own Grimm, Salem will be damned if this idiot doesn't take responsibility.

This was the story of how he, Jaune Decimus Arc, a farm boy from a rural Frontier town somewhere in the ass end of nowhere, got transported into another world of magic and war and had been conscripted into a rebel military for over six months. Rating is subject to change.

Team RWBY has been assigned to each other, and the clashing personalities have some... growing pains to get through. In Roses in the Snow there will be wholesomeness, friendship, love, and war. The gods and origins of the world have been changed from canon, and we'll get to know the bad guys on a much deeper level. And Team RWBY may not be able to stop them.

Jaune loses an arm on the way to Beacon. Get's a hard reality check and now he has to navigate the Huntsman academy while trying to keep his sanity.

Being killed by Shigaraki was a shame, but in the end, those with superior quirks are simply better in life, so he took his death gracefully. Although now, it sounds like he's getting isekaied in some bizarre PvP match? Well, it's better than the eternal void, at least.

What if Whitley Schnee joined Weiss at Beacon? What if Oscar went to Beacon and could use Magic long before he met Ozpin? And what if Ozpin and Glynda had raised a son with immense powers taken from Gods that reside in an entirely separate universe? (A RWBY retelling but with crossover elements thrown in)

Sometimes, all that is needed to change history is a single moment. When an unexpected arrival ruins Cinder's plans to destroy Beacon, history is changed and Team RWBY finds themselves together instead of divided. However, they also discover that the darkness of Remnant goes beyond the one named Salem.

Death has come to Beacon. Except he isn't the one that reaps you. He's an ancient creature of darkness, older than death or the Grimm. And when something as old and powerful gets bored, things are sure to take a turn. Let's see how Beacon fairs against him, shall we? Not for faint of heart, meant for those with a darker sense of humor.

During the V3-V4 timeskip, the members of Team RNJR try to keep each other safe and sane on the road to Mistral. An anthology fic, featuring feels, humor, Renora backstory, villages variously helpful/hurtful/on fire, and lots (and lots) of walking.

The Realms of Opara are under threat by the Sorceress, Salem and her Legion of Grimm. Conquering all the Kingdoms and overthrowing their rulers. But deep in the Realm of Beacon, a girl named Pyrrha is rescued from an attack on her home town by a Knight named Qrow. He then must train her to be the next Knight of Opara and restore balance to all the Realms. (RWBY AU)

The hatred between humans and Faunus has deep roots within Remnant, but what about the children who have yet to be tainted by its poison? Weiss was 4 when she first met him, a mysterious boy with flaming red hair and horns growing out of his head. An innocent friendship that was never meant to flourish creates a ripple effect that could be felt even 15 years later.

After arriving in Kuo Kuana with Blake, Sun finds that he feels quite a bit more than friendship toward his companion. As he struggles to handle his growing feelings and winning the Belladonna family's approval, figures from Blake's past begin to surface and make life more difficult for both of them. A 'what if' story where Sun remains relevant.

Weiss Schnee siguió el camino impuesto para ella, se convirtió en la hija perfecta, ¿Pero de que sirvió todo ese esfuerzo? ¿Todo ese adoctrinamiento? Cuando su mundo volvió a caer al suelo, decidió hacer todo lo contrario a lo que se le había enseñado. Iba a tomar las riendas de su destino e iba a ignorar a la voz en su cabeza. Iba a dejar de ser una Schnee. [Whiterose]

Fate can be cruel, few people can claim it has been kind and fewer still can say they were given a second chance. Pyrrha failed atop the tower, dying at the hands of Cinder Fall, but that's not where it ended. Through means she doesn't understand Pyrrha has been given a second chance. Will she be able to beat back the darkness? Or will she fail yet again? (Cover Art by CHE3ZY)

Jaune Arc, in a fit of either madness or compassion, healed a mortally wounded Cinder Fall. The consequences were thus: another enemy whom he cannot kill, and an Aura bond. In the thin cleave of shadow, he saw her, aflame, and she stared back. Prologue is canon divergence from the end of Volume 7, the rest of the story is post Volume 8.

A team brought together by circumstances, seek to protect the world of Remnant from the Grimm and other threats. Watch as they travel the lands, facing challenges that will put their skills and bond to the test. Starts off after the end of Volume 2 and transitions into the events of Volume 3.

Blake needed one person to rely on at Beacon, just one person she could trust in all things. It was an impossible expectation at first, but then Jaune was talking to himself and let the truth slip out. It was shameful to blackmail him into friendship, but it's not like she had a better idea. Jaune was no Adam, but he could be made into what she wanted. Or is he as weak as he seems?