Having stopped the Hive incursion on Eden Prime at the expense of being stuck in Commander Shepard's reality, Crow is offered a place on the Normandy. With nowhere to go, he accepts, and finds himself at the front of the fight against the Collectors, while at the same time trying to learn how to trust the ship's residents. In the end, though... maybe he's not 'stuck' after all.

The beginning of the Battle For Earth signaled the start of the final, bloodiest campaign of the Human-Covenant War. Hastily, a plan is put into motion and an Ark Fleet, composed of a dozen Phoenix-class vessels and their escorts, makes the jump out of system. Either interference, or malfunction, causes their arrival to a new Galaxy, where new threats lurk just around the corner.

Sora T'Soni just wanted to keep her family safe, to put her skills to use for her people, so she joined the military. Riku Yamada was running from a past he wished he could forget, grateful to those who saved him, so he joined the Alliance military. The Saren and Sovereign attacked and both their lives changed forever. Something drew them together but how could it work?

Six's life was a giant war. Every battle was a test of sheer tenacity and stubbornness against insurmountable odds. Every moment, every bullet fired, every Covenant, Insurrectionist, and Flood spore killed has led up to his last fight. Once again he was one of the few that stood between Earth and her enemies. This would be his final battle, and nothing could change that, right?

Auraxis year 2945. The TR, NC and VS signs an uneasy peace with each other. They expand across the Luminair system, and start to explore outwards with the new FTL and Wormhole Teleportation. The wormhole from years ago has sent them even further away from the Earth they know and the Galaxy they lived in. Happening during the events of Mass Effect 2.

Fifty years after the end of the Human-Covenant War an ill-fated UNSC expedition opens Relay 314, revealing a civilization unprepared for their arrival, and relics from a terrible past.

Mass effect is own by Bioware and EA. This was Inspired by ME SI: Ultimate Krogan. Though The Dimension hopping will have to wait. Freaking Squids.

The Citadel Council weren't ready for a species with the power of the saiyans at their back.

A joint Asari-Turian operation salvaged a "package" from a derelict wreckage in the Terminus Systems, whereupon they release a force of war beyond their reckoning. Hoping to avoid another war, Commander Shepard recruits the "package" into her team. A simple act of kindness, unwittingly paving the way for a clash unlike the galaxy has ever seen. Fate directs the flames of war.

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While my muse refused to cooperate with my ongoing stories for the last week or so, I got this brainbug in an attempt to get back to writing A Tale of Blood and Steel. What if Inquisitor and Knock-off Saint Veil and company ended up in an alternative ME verse that is inspired by both ME and WH40K smashed together in somewhat 'bright' fashion?

Earth has been overrun by the forces of the Ori. Beaten, demoralized and on the run in the Ancient city of Atlantis the survivors of Earth make a desperate gamble to save what little they have left. Arriving in a galaxy so different from their own, can they uphold the legacy left to them by the races that came before? And save a galaxy doomed to a suffer a fate worse than death.

( AU) A Citadel Council patrol fleet stumbles upon a Starfleet exploratory fleet who just discovered a mass relay, and fires on it, sparking a war on levels beyond the Citadel's imaginations! Meanwhile, Reapers detect these newcomers, and with their superiority complex, attack early! Meanwhile, Q sits on a beach chair munching popcorn, watching, and laughing!

In the year 2013, Humanity had discovered Cybernetics and became obsessed with them. By the time of 2148, Mass Effect Physics are discovered, and is happily married with Human Cybernetics. In 2183, Vincent "V" Shepard is made the first Human/Cyberpunk Spectre. With his Sandy and Keren as his backups, what could possibly go wrong? (Goddammit Bubsy) V Shepard, TaliShep.

Eden Prime was a disaster, but from the ashes of a hero's pyre rises a new hope. A very different warrior rises to take the place of a fallen legend. Time to quit dreaming. Time to Awaken. ME Universe, Out-of-universe character with D&D roots; some Shadowrun influence. (Will update erratically, please be patient!) Co-Authored by MasterMind4892! Book One Complete!

During the shitshow that Eden Prime was, Shepard finds a man buried near the beacon. With him, two AIs, one from Reach, the other from Typhon. With him at her side, Jane's mission is easier. If it wasn't for the fact he's a hyper-lethal killing machine. And a bit of a wierdo. Mostly Titanfall and Halo, with some (a lot) Deep Rock Galactic.

In most places? Aliens would be weird... On a new horizon come new opportunities and new dangers. Rated T for violence, death, and profanity.

Nick Walters and his merry band of misfits are back with a story about helping Shepard and crew fight giant eldritch robot abominations, most likely through Dumb magic and crazy shenanigans This is a continuation of my previous story, so reading that one first is recommended. but I'm not your nanny you wanna be confused that's your choice. Oc-insert, just came from Dragon age

Crossover where a jump gate connects to M-51 and Earth was occupied on the past by remnants of the Taiidan Empire. Fast forward 170 years to 2183 and the liberated humanity under the Systems Alliance work to become part of the galactic community. This is the story of Alaya Shepard.

After Commander Shepard refuses her help on the Citadel, Tali is left having to find another way to complete her Pilgrimage. But there are other things in the galaxy just as terrifying as the Reapers. Mass Effect/Alien crossover, but with much more of a focus on the former. Takes place during ME1. Feedback is much appreciated!

The Gods left remnant together, with the statement they would never return to it or influence it. Only, that wasn't true, was it? The God of light, ever the hypocrite and liar, didn't abandon Remnant. Instead, he reincarnated someone to do his bidding and bring Remnant to them. Cue, the now dead Pyrrha Nikos and the God of Darkness' ideas. / Supporter Requested by Espacole & Spork

What happened to Pelinal Whitestrake? I mean yeah he became a Ghost, but what did he do directly after the events of his death? Well, his patron had an agenda for him. Ain't no rest for the wicked. Rated M for violence against Elves, because he will always find a way to bash in Aldmer skulls.

For over half a decade, the Citadel is losing a war against the race simply nicknamed the Friskies (Lankies). Their worlds slowly being lost, armies even numbers in the hundreds of thousands wiped off the map, and millions dead. But hope can be found. A signal detected off in the Attician Traverse. A recon force ventures out: To find a duel between Humanity and the Lankies.

Matriarch Lantaya is a brave explorer from the Golden Age of Asari space exploration, and she wants to go home. The Lone Wanderer is a messianic cyborg from a world scorched in nuclear fire, and he wants to save the wastelands. Courier Six is a tribal postman who usurped control of an entire city state. He wants to eat people. Among other things. (Also available on Spacebattles)

Shepard's life hadn't gotten any easier. Entire colonies were disappearing, millions of people gone. And that's not even mentioning she'd been dead for two years, but desperate times call for desperate measures, and Shepard is forced to work with Cerberus to find out what's behind the disappearances. Thankfully, she's got monsters backing her up. (Sequel to Monstrum Immortalem)