When Kalee is attacked by a group of Force users, the Kaleesh contact Ahsoka Tano for help. As she fights alongside them and a group of mercenaries, she is reunited with an old enemy and confronted with the sins of the order she once served. (CW: Blood) (Part II of The Kalee Duology)

Din Djarin ponders the history of his new weapon. Contains references to events in Clone Wars and Rebels. My little celebration of Star Wars Day :)

Watching the Coruscant sun set on Ben's birthday, Mara softly reassures her young son that everything in the galaxy is peaceful and happy. But how can everything be fine if dad comes home covered in blood? :: In which Mara discovers that cleaning up after her Skywalker boys won't last forever. [One-shot, May 4th special]

Yoda gives apprentice Luke some wise words... (Deleted scene, Episode 5)

While on a mission together, Anakin and Obi-Wan find themselves ambushed by an army of Battle Droids. Against Obi-Wan’s orders, Anakin takes it upon himself to deal with the onslaught - but the young Jedi gets rather reckless and makes a big mistake…

The dark side grows stronger as the Empire's wrath worsens across the galaxy. By the will of the force, key events change to topple this evil order as the twins of Anakin Skywalker learn the truth about their family earlier than planned. Though how they learn these dark secrets could prove more dangerous at such young ages without proper training as they embark into the unforeseen.

In the aftermath of the Hardeen debacle, nothing is alright. Maybe it never will be again. Anakin and Ahsoka have to deal with the fallout and grieve the loss of their relationship with and trust of the man they had both looked up to. It doesn't help that Anakin is injured (and ill now, too), both from Orondia and Naboo, and that leaves Ahsoka to tend to him on her own.

Mortis wasn't a pleasant experience for anyone, and it left scars on them all. Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka struggle to deal with Ahsoka being possessed and dying, and Anakin Falling. And, of course, there's the whole thing about how what happened on Mortis will affect their galaxy as well. Or, Mortis aftermath which we never got to see.

Ahsoka Tano returns to Coruscant from Oba Diah with the Martez sisters, except this time, her past comes back to haunt her in an entirely different manner. It's not Bo-Katan Kryze who comes for her help. No. Her past returns in the form of her former master, Anakin Skywalker, and he is not the man she remembers. Not anymore.

All he ever wanted was love.

A soldier wins an afterlife lottery and is given the chance to live again in another universe with access to lite-Gamer powers. Not a full-on x-over, with only some elements of the Gamer genre. OC/Quasi-SI. NOTE: The story starts almost 4000 years before the Prequels but arrives in that era by the end of the Prologue. Continued in the "The Gathering Storm."

These are simple tables to track where Cam's abilities are after certain arcs in the series "A New Player in the Force".

Anakin has something that he's not willing to share. But on his 21st birthday, it seems the secret will get out, whether he tells them or not. It's mainly because he can't touch water, or IT happens. Yep, Anakin's a merman. And he's stuck on a planet of water. No-one can know.

Père. Non. Deux mots qui valsent dans son esprit alors que Palpatine est en train de torturer son fils.

Post- ESB. Luke knows that Darth Vader is his father and he's mad because Bens lied and he won't answer when he calls so the next best person to answer his questions is his sister, Grace. Will Luke like what Grace tells him or will he blow up in her face?

Beru would always remember the first time she saw Darth Vader. (Cover image credit: xalala on Tumblr)

Four generations of Skywalkers find themselves on Tatooine at the same time. Drama ensues.

When the Force deems the initial story that we know unfit, it sends someone from the past to change this outcome. While on a mission during the Clone War, Anakin and Obi Wan make a discovery that will change the outcome of the war and many other things.

Anakin has to make a choice, a life-altering choice, between saving Padme or saving Obi-Wan and Ahsoka. He can't save all of them. Not this time. In the aftermath, he struggles, trying to come to terms with his choice and what he lost. Just like when he lost his mother. And now, like then, he's not alone. His family will look after him, as they've always tried to do.

A Star-Wars themed parody of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire."

What really happens during an average day of the Jedi Council. Parody. Meaning much OOCness. Read and review!

I was always disappointed with how General Grievous was weakened in TCW. I liked Darth Maul, but his rebirth seems too out there. A few months ago, I learned about a fan edit called "The Blackened Mantle", where Darth Maul is rebuilt into General Grievous. I took that idea and ran with it. This is a rewrite of the prequels/TCW where Maul, Dooku, and Grievous are the same character.

Following Anakin Skywalker in the years leading up to the Revenge of the Sith, this fanfic depicts the internal monologue of an emotionally distraught, tortured Jedi Knight as he descends into the dark side of the force. As parabolic dreams and his absent wife haunt his thoughts, Anakin must remain in control of his mind in order to protect an unraveling Republic.

Death is a fickle thing, often coming at times when it is least expected. One fundamental truth of the Force is that everyone will die eventually. That doesn't mean Anakin Skywalker is ready. He'll never be ready. And yet, a part of him wonders if it's even real. Where does truth end and deception begin? Does it matter?

Poe Dameron, Ace pilot, knows he'd never get off the ground without the technicians that keep his fighter up and running. His favorite technician? Alannah Corallay, a no-nonsense girl with who has better things to do than fall in love with a trigger-happy flyboy. But she can't control her heart any more than they can control the war that looms over them. Between TLJ and TRoS.