A backstory to the characters of my other story, "The Night". It's the tribe of Klavis's origin! And the origins of Friggah the haremaid as well! WARNING: THERE WILL BE BLOOD

The history of Mossflower continues into a distant future beyond the reckoning of its most well-known inhabitants, a future where the battle tactics of yesteryear are pitted against advancements in technology of modernity and are found wanting. Against the invaders who seek Mossflower for their own, Mossflower's residents must band together or perish in The Great War. (WW1 in AU.)

Sequel to Heroes of Mossflower. Three of our heroes return to Defenders of Mossflower to deal with the series of side-quests they have so far neglected. Together with their new allies they are to descend into the depths of Old Kotir to investigate wonders subterranean and magical. Credit to RabToons for tidbits of dialogue and Airan's Enigma for characters and worldbuilding.

Sequel to Martin Greeneyes - Following their return from the campaign against Swartt Sixclaw and the liberation of Mossflower from Tsarmina's Tyranny, the creatures of Salamandastron and Mossflower settle into a newfound, if occasionally tenuous, peace. As time passes and the scars of war fade into memory the victors move on and prosper, each seeking to carve out their own place.

Martin was ready to die, but Rose things otherwise, so she does something.

As Mossflower plunges into its bitterest crisis, adventurers from around the world join up to save it. What a pity Martin the Warrior doesn't always choose the right beasts - or more accurately, everyone could buy a cheap MMORPG... Some parts of the dialogue taken from RABToons, some parts of the world taken from Airan's Enigma, and co-written by The Grey Coincidence.

Verdauga Greeneyes made a pledge to his Master-At-Arms, Luke, that he would look after his young son Martin. And look after him he does-by taking the young mouse in as his son and raising him alongside his own children. Now, as Martin grows up in a Mossflower ruled by wildcats, he must carve out a place for himself as both the son of Lord Verdauga and Luke the Warrior.

Redwall with Zombies! A mysterious vial causes a wide zombie plague to be let loose on the creatures of Mossflower, vermin and goodbeast alike. Is there anything the creatures of Redwall can do? Please Note: The rating is for Zombie content only (i.e. zombies eating creatures and creatures fighting them). There is no cursing, inappropriate words, or sexual content.

Whiteheart was a fox, like many others, though he had a unique coloration, but what wasn't like others was the memories he had in his head. Memories he knew weren't his, or, at least he didn't think they were his.

An otter cub is found and raised by vermin.

When the threat of a massive vermin horde threatens, it is up to the youngest of the Abbey-dwellers to find out how to stop them. On the way, truths that were once hidden will be uncovered, and one poor youngling will find out what it means to be a warrior's child.

Mossflower and its surrounding country is at peace, and it seems as if the world has finally corrected itself. Yet there are foreboding signs: a beached pirate ship with unusual breaches; a vermin crew with a tantalising tale to tell; a mysterious visitor to the north; and a Badger Lord with mystical worries on his mind...

An unfortunate event leads Tim on a mission for survival.

Martin relives his grim past when a familiar visitor arrives at the abbey gates. Set post-Legend of Luke. Slight AU. Oneshot.

On the way back to Redwall from their newest adventure, Mariel and Dandin find themselves alone together. Takes place after The Bellmaker. Mariel/Dandin. One Shot. Apologies if Mariel is slightly OOC - the book series isn't exactly fresh in my mind.

A mousemaid longs to be a hero, her hare pal would rather stay home, and their squirrel buddy is along for the ride. A deadly winter storm brings the Corsair King of the Western Seas to the shores of Mossflower, and a chance for heroism, bravery, cowardice, and death returns once more to the peaceful walls of Redwall Abbey.

It's a story about a young wildcat who's dream of reaching his family again is swept away by everyday life at redwall abbey.

This is a story that focuses on some of the things that are actually happening in the world at this time, and on things that have happened repeatedly throughout history, based however in a medieval time period. In it will be seen, the stark reality of war and sadism, and the power of love and forgiveness.

Rose and Brome are shipped off to spend the summer at their Great Aunt Poleekin's tourist trap in Gravity Falls and discover that everything is not what it seems, and grow closer to each other while doing so. Join the siblings as they battle pigmy shrew gnomes, wax statues, and various other paranormal beings. Loosely inspired by the tv show Gravity Falls.

The Redwall equivalent of a crackfic. Undergoing modifications.

A/N: I know this is the third iteration of this story, but I promise I will finish it this time. It's been two seasons since Martin hung up his sword and retired as a Warrior, but now a great evil has arrived in the North that not only threatens Noonvale, but may yet threaten Redwall itself. Martin must take up the sword again and fight to protect all he loves.

All the random bits of Sixclaw that didn't make it into the story. Enjoy. (May contain spoilers)

Fate is a cruel and fickle beast. One moment She'll save a creature from certain death, the next moment She'll have the same beast take fever and die. She favours some and despises others, changing Her mind whenever the mood takes Her. If She had her way, everybeast in the world would be suffering, writhing in agony. But she doesn't, so something must be holding Her back.

The second installment of the "Redwall Abridged" series, inspired by the "Really Really Fast" series by Viva Reverie on YouTube. Cluny threatens to take over Redwall Abbey, and Matthias must find the sword of Martin, but everything is done faster.

During my off time on deployment I decided to do a parody summary of one of my favorite books, The Long Patrol by the late Brian Jaques, inspired by the style of the "Really Really Fast" series by Viva Reverie on YouTube. The work will contain humorous and somewhat incorrect SPOILERS. Also, as a warning, mild foul language is sprinkled throughout, though most are censored. Enjoy!