Cegorach, the Laughing God, the First Fool, bored with the current flow of events, decides to explore the many realities. Upon finding one in which powerful entities seek an impossible goal, he chooses to meddle with their broken cycle (M to be safe)(Random Update Schedule (RUS))

The World of Earth Bet has seen may horrors, many abominations and many acts of petty murder. For the optimistic, this might mean that they had seen everything that could be feared. For the cynical, there would forever exist more. They were right, and their world now plays host to the Eldest. (Warning: Grimdark/derp and Sex in equal measures.)

This is what happens when a bored Ork god decides to have a bit of fun, trolling a bunch of humans, necrons, the odd C'tan and a certain unsuspecting space whale in the process.

Brockton Bay a place full of crime and capes but what if one day Gork and Mork decides to send a mean green gift to the world of worm what madness will it bring?.

Much like the first Helbrass, Taylor never set out to become a Champion of Chaos; much like Pepe Le Pew, Tzeentch just refused to stop messing with her. Blessed (or cursed) with regeneration so powerful that even things nearby can come back to life, she's about to be dropped into awful situations like a spiky harem protagonist.

Four chortling Powers. Eight winds of magic. One teenage girl. Thirteen has never been a more unlucky number.

When a soul is cast into the warp it usually dissipates, but those with enough will or psychic might can retain some semblance of themselves. So the question must be asked, what happens when a Primarch dies? And what happens when a war that sees the deaths of so many Primarchs occurs?

A Self-Insert gone wrong, with the God-Emperor of Mankind in Earth Bet.

A place for Worm and Warhammer 40k x-overs that live in my brain and shared to you lovely people. Open to suggestions.

Worm/W40k crossover. Taylor Hebert IS Sane and Reasonable Slaanesh.

Comedy side-stories for Tyrant, where absolutely nothing makes sense and a strange girl tries to make friends. Please read the first chapter for warnings and disclaimers ... and if you respect me as an author, probably stop reading. Seriously.

Taylor!centric AU melding of Worm/War40k. Eden has a reason to fall to Earth, other than being an intergalactic klutz. Turns out the entities aren't the only things from space worth fearing. Epic-level story, rated M for language and violence.