//DISCONTINUED// Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi is sent to Bhar-Nithlo, a hostile Outer Rim planet newly seething with political war. Alone and surrounded by unfriendly, enemy figures, for Obi-Wan, the mission does not turn out at all as he plans.

Sabé gets more than she bargains for when she tries to play matchmaker between Padmé and Obi-Wan. Fairytale with barely a pinch of angst and very little plot. Just a simple character study about the type of girl Obi-Wan might fall in love with.

Like two sides of a coin, the ancient and modern Jedi Codes are connected, their purpose and duty identical. On one side, ObiWan Kenobi, the other, an order cloaked in secrecy. Secrets can’t last forever, but can a Code? PreTPM to ANH. Novel length WIP

It's nearing the end of the Mandalorian Wars. Bao-Dur can't bear another night alone with his demons, and neither can his General... Bao-Dur/Female Exile. Pre-KotOR

ROTS AU. Anakin kills Sidious...from a certain point of view. Now he's left to deal with the consequences. One-shot.

One thing that never happened to Padmé Amidala: Padmé lives to raise her children. Her continued presence will alter her children's, her husband's, and even the Jedi's destiny. Gen.

After a battle, Anakin admires Obi-Wan's hands. Slash.

In a galaxy where Queen Amidala is assassinated at her victory parade at the end of The Phantom Menace, Chancellor Palpatine makes Obi-Wan Kenobi an offer he can't refuse. Gen.

In an alternate universe where Qui-Gon survived The Phantom Menace, Obi-Wan and Anakin start to get know each other in Qui-Gon's absence. Gen, with mentions of past slash and pre-slash.

Set at the beginning of Return of the Jedi, Palpatine mourns the loss of Anakin Skywalker and anticipates the arrival of his replacement. Gen, with mentions of slash.

When Anakin is cast as the male lead in a romantic play produced by the Jedi Order, he soon realizes that he'd rather recite romantic sonnets to a certain Jedi Knight with a dimpled chin and bright eyes than the play's female lead. Slash.

Palpatine and Anakin have a conversation about Obi-Wan the day after the Senate delegation led by Padmé visits Palpatine's office. Gen, with mentions of offscreen het and slash.

This story expands on the RotS videogame's alternate ending by showing how Obi-Wan Kenobi and Padmé Amidala must both find the hope they need to continue in a galaxy suffocated by Darth Vader's dark side. Gen.

Neither shall a Jedi covet, for nothing shall belong to him. He shall not want what is not needed, and he shall release his desire into the Force, as if it had never existed. Gen, with insignificant moment of pre-slash.

And a great winter shall descend on the land, a never-ending season of ice and snow, before brother will fight brother in the battle to end all things. Unrequited slash.

The quiet moments between battles hurt the most, for the roar of death no longer drowns out the pain. Unrequited slash.

In the aftermath of genocide, any religion must question its philosophy and reinterpret itself so that it may continue in the wake of so many sorrows. Gen.

The ghosts that haunt us cannot be banished by word or action, for they are an echo of the past. Gen, with slash in past.

Anakin has a chance meeting with the boy who will one day date his daughter. It goes over as well as expected. Gen.

AU. Luke Skywalker struggles to discover his place in the galaxy after becoming a Jedi, redeeming his father, and walking away from the Alliance. The Chains of an Empire must be worn for the good of all. If they are not ... the galaxy falls.

Qui-Gon must explain to Obi-Wan how babies are made. Over a decade later, Obi-Wan must do the same with Anakin. Twoshot. Complete.

A purely speculative account from the end of VOTF; before the Treaty was signed till after, in reference to the changes experienced by LS & MJ. Rating for security.

After years of separation, reunion is sweet. Written for the SRJS Wordless Romance Challenge on the TFN Boards.

My first fanfic, it takes place after episode 6 when Darth Vader throws Lord Sidious off of the ledge into the hole. I changed it from T to K.

A scene taken from "The Approaching Storm" by Alan Dean Foster as told by Barriss Offee.