*cross posted to AO3* A series of short stories that follow Theron Shan and Esther Bakarn over the course of three years following the formation of their bond.

The Sith Inquisitor has survived her confrontation with Darth Zash and then Darth Thanaton, and is now on the run to find Sith apparitions and resources to combat Darth Thanaton's attacks. This is a novelization of the SWTOR Inquisitor storyline.

Once, Meetra believed in the Jedi way. Kreia believed in the will of the force. And Revan believed he knew himself. Once. Snapshots of Jedi losing themselves.

The Galactic War wages across the galaxy between the Galactic Republic and Sith Empire. During that time, heroes on both sides of the war begin to emerge. These are the stories of Jedi, Sith, soldiers, and freelancers alike, as they face each other in this grand conflict. In the end, only one galactic power will remain.

As Ulannium Kaarz, the Barsen'thor of the Jedi Order, faces decisions that will help shape the future of the galaxy, he looks back on the trials and tribulations that have led him to this point. From his childhood friendship with Corellan Halcyon on Uphrades to his arrival on Tython to his leadership of the Rift Alliance during the Galactic War and finally to his relationship with

Phil is a young Jedi

Revan made his sacrifice. This sacrifice led to tragedy. And the tragedy led to victory. Sequel to 'Price of the Sacrifice'. DISCONTINUED. See the announcement for more info.

The victory over the Mandalorians came with a price, and many sacrifices had to be made to stop them. But they didn't end in the skies of Malachor V. Instead of peace, Revan's return to the Known Space brought another war, more devastating than the previous one. Seeing this as the darkness they have foreseen, the Jedi fought back. But the truth was something they didn't consider.

Darth Revan was rampaging across the Galaxy. That's what the Council claimed. But the Jedi Masters refused to acknowledge one thing. Their judgment is not always right and the reality is something more than just black and white, while the Force doesn't have only Dark and the Light Side. Sometimes the difference between the sacrifice and the fall is difficult to see. Revan knew it.

When Bastila finally opened her eyes she saw the blue and white colors of hyperspace. She caressed her still flat belly, preparing to meet her future in this Galaxy. The Galaxy without Revan.

Yet another rough. I absolutely suck at action sequences, so please let me know how to improve!

When tales of a potent medicinal compound in the jungles of Vitheon arise, members of the Imperial Sphere of Biotic Science are intrigued. Until harvesting is halted by ruins found deep in the jungle. Twenty one year old Baara Amittai, member of an environmental committee studying the deforestation, joins a university professor in his expedition, funded by a mysterious benefactor.

Seven years ago Meetra Surik saved the Republic and lost a piece of herself. Six years ago Revan died and Meetra's soul died with him. Three years ago Revan was reborn. Meetra wasn't. Now Revan is missing and Meetra has been dragged back to life. But is she ready? Can Revan face a past he can't remember? (KOTOR AU - Meetra/Atton, MRevan/Carth) (Sequel to No Light without Shadows)

Trilla attempts to ambush Cal Kestis at the temple of Bogano and take the Holocron for herself but it ends very badly for her when she accidentally activates an ancient trap and her entire body gets stuck inside an ancient crystal without being able to move. Fortunately for her, Cal is a forgiving person and wouldn't let her suffer like that.

Snapshots of The Commander musing and grieving - over her pre-carbonite life lost first, over post-carbonite loses later, and then over the more recent of events (includes spoilers for War for Iokath, Fractured Alliances, Echoes of Oblivion, Legacy of the Sith and Showdown on Ruhnuk)

Killian has been in the foster system his whole life and known only abuse at the hands of his foster mother; the only place he feels safe is in the world of Star Wars. But when an accident suddenly grants his wish and transports him into the world of his dreams, will it prove to be a dream come true or a nightmare? *Set during The Old Republic*

This was a bit I've been absolutely dreading writing, so I hope I didn't rush it. PLEASE let me know if anything felt off, or if you didn't understand anything. Rating K-plus given due to the nature of the content, less for the content itself. Update #1 dropped, I'm sure I'll drop more.

Placing bets on Quinn. Reviews would be much appreciated on this VERY rough sketch so I can flesh it out more!

FRIGGIN' SOCKS. Update #1 dropped. More updates likely incoming. Reviews requested!

My younger brother passed away at age 30, on July 27, 2020 at 1:10pm. Due to his love of SWTOR, he ended up being reborn in its universe. This will contain in-jokes and references that probably only his friends and family would get as he adventures onwards with former guildmates and friends, creating a place of his own in the SWTOR universe.

Valkorion considered Jadus the best Sith his Empire produced. Jadus was incredibly strong and only had one child, the insane Darth Zhorrid. Now, what if a son was thrown into the mix? How would the galaxy be affected by such a person? Read to find out!

How far would a good man go? As the darkness rises, Jedi Acolyte Jas Dar Bynn continues his journey through the galaxy. Will the Rogue Jedi resist temptation, or choose to follow the tide of the rising darkness. Rated Teen for language, violence and adult situations. I don't own Star Wars. I just play here.

Aaric Etherall Tritum is from planet Nyssa in the Tapani sector. An illegitimate son between his father and a handmaiden from a rival house. Taken in by the Mecrosa Order, he is found to have tremendous Force potential. Years later, he catches the eye of an agent working for the Sith Academy under Overseer Tremel. There, he will begin his road towards glory. (FOR MA READERS ONLY!)

Broken and rebuilt beneath the Empire's heel, Cal fully embraces his life as an Inquisitor.

There had always been so many things I loved about the story of the Sith Inquisitor. The cleverness, the biting sarcasm, the triumphant story. I had dreamed of being them. Then I awoke, strapped to a table, a slave being tortured and twisted, body and soul, for the amusement of my owner. And I realized that the path to glory was not so easy as a game made it seem.