This is a novelization of one of the myriad paths one can take in the excellent RPG game "Geneforge 3". The Shapers, an all powerful sect of mages that can create life out of nothing control Terrestia for centuries. Outsiders of the order look the Shapers with awe and fear. Shaper power is absolute. Or so it seemed...

Son of an ornk-herder, Dakro was selected for study to become one of the elite, a Shaper. When disaster struck, Dakro found himself stranded, surrounded by forbidden secrets and those who would master them. Danger lurked in every corner, yet no danger was as great as the one which lurked in his own heart.

A novelization of one possible path the player can take in Geneforge 5.

Zakary had loved his apprentice, Barzahl. A brilliant young man destined for great things. But the secrets they found on Sucia Island changed everything. Even if they could stand defiant against the Shaper Council, could their love endure?

A song of the Rebellion, sung to the tune of the Battle Hymn of the Republic.

The stone and the hammer is the tale of the events taken place in the game Geneforge: it's the tale of the second Suica incident told by a authoritarian and conservative narrator.

This story is well, the only piece of geneforge that I took almost completely from my Geneforge 4 experience. If youve read my amazon kindle stories, this will be similar. I always thought Geneforge was a pretty horror-based game, thus this story is born.

Follow Jon the Shaper's interesting life. Don't forget to review.

Vrelka, a rebel servile stuffed up an assasination mission to claim a vital member of the shapers defense system. Now, with shaper agents hot on her back, she must escape to rebel lands - but not without a last, desperate attempt at breaking the siege...

My version of Geneforge 4 with a twist, summary is horrible, story is much better. Please Read and Review.

Based on the game by Spiderweb software- but also based on *MY* playing of the game. Includes first 6 chapters- it is a rough draft so there are holes to be filled in later. Constructive criticism welcome.