Taylor's trigger is slightly altered, and her power is altered in turn. Brockton Bay is about to face the largest outbreak of choreomania ever, and it may never be the same. All songs and lyrics belong to their respective writers and singers.

Ten years previously, the Brockton Bay Brigade attacked Marquis in his home and defeated him; in time, he was sent to the Birdcage. What would happen if things went ... another way?

Amy Dallon, Panacea. Brockton Bay's greatest healer. And a guilt ridden, sarcastic, and vindictive teenager with a lot of issues. A circumstance of fate while coming home from the hospital one night leads her to one, amazing discovery. Putting on a mask and beating people up is really, really satisfying.

Taylor had always been drawn to the idea of being a hero, of standing alone against the crime and corruption of her city. Besides, it gave her an excuse to get away from the worst people in her life. So it kind of sucks that her powers require her to work with others.

Amelia Claire lives her life atoning for the mistakes of her past. Now she lives it again.

Taylor gets bug powers! Bet you didn't see that coming! QA didn't, because there's something very weird going on, and she could swear those bug powers weren't the ones she'd aimed for... Then things go a touch odd. But on the other hand, the DATA is delicious.

When Taylor triggered, she met a heroic spirit in limbo who out of sheer boredom offered her a chance to use her powers for her own gains, and really who was she going to trust more, Sir Mordred, or the creepy space whale that apparently wanted to violate her soul? Taylor honestly felt her choices were a bit limited if truth were to be told, but she'd never let Mordred know that.

Taylor Hebert spends nine days and nine nights unconscious after losing an eye in the locker, straddling the line between life and death. Then, she receives a legacy which forcibly derails the path of Earth Bet. Work title from the material component of Glyph of Warding in 5e.

Taken from his home and stranded in a dark world of heroes and villains that he does not recognize, William Kalus must learn adapt and grow with his magic, before the world around him spirals into chaos and death. Will William be able to master magic and grow powerful enough to fight the monstrous fate the world of Worm holds, or will he fold and fail to live up to his potential?

When the Game is rigged in your favour... A Worm Cyoa v1 story, with only Eidolon as the selected power. Because, really, that's all you need to bring reality to its knees.

Take a 24 year old burnout with mental health issues and throw him in Brockton Bay with the potential for immense, god-like power. No way this ends poorly, right?

Taylor Hebert awakens with a parahuman ability that she barely understands and a new companion that may or may not be her friend. Will she take up the mantle of Queen Administrator, or fall prone to the corruption that plagues even the best of intentions?

The tale of the daughter of a certain dragon trying to live up to the legacy that she has inherited.

A collection of Worm-related one-shots. Some will be AUs, some will be alt-power AUs, some will be both, and some neither. All will have a self-contained story, and I'll be hitting all sorts of different genres and themes. T-rated, though individual chapters may have additional warnings on them, as necessary. This IS Worm, after all.

Lucian Morningstar triggers with a unique power, Tinker of Fiction, but it's not the same rules that he knew in his past life? Or was his power just weird like that?

The fight against Behemoth in New Delhi goes horribly wrong. Taylor, almost the only survivor, is sent back into the past by Phir Sē to try to fix matters. But there are complications ...

After the locker Taylor gains the power to teleport things up to three times her weight between two invisible stamps. If you're having trouble understanding how broken this is, the cover image is literally the hiraishin.

The Celestial Forge is the greatest combination of crafting powers in Jumpchain, meaning it is the greatest combination of crafting abilities in all of fiction. In Brockton Bay a forgotten side character's trigger event ends with him linked to the Celestial Forge rather than his intended shard. His expanding collection of tinker abilities drag him into the city's cape conflicts.

Simon Collins hates Brockton Bay. But that's alright. Brockton Bay hates him back. It hates pretty much everyone as far as he can tell. Now he's got superpowers, and without all those pesky horrible experiences to give them to him. Brockton Bay is a cape playground, and it's playtime for Simon. Sometimes, you can believe everything you read.

Amy isn't happy. Not even a little bit. And she's making sure that the reason for this learns why you don't fuck with the White Mage... The results may be a touch worrying for most people.

Taylor is cleaning up Brockton Bay, using murder. She's happy, friendly and outgoing, but she's not nice about it.

It is a story about a man forced to adapt to something he isn't in a hostile universe; despite his cowardice, his will will keep him going no matter the cost. Expect a lot of death! (Return by death). Cross-posted on QQ!

Take a person who wishes to live a very quiet life, who takes care not to trouble himself with any enemies, like heroes and villains, that would cause him to lose sleep at night. Then make him a cape in Brockton Bay. An alleged story by an author who's consumed too much fanfic and glue, about a boy who did the right things for the wrong reasons.

This is a fic that answers an idle question I asked myself yesterday: "What if a snake was the hero of a Worm fanfic?" Snek is the familiar of a powerful wizard. He's about as smart as a young child, and can create personal portals to go wherever he wants. He's also a sixty-foot boa constrictor.

When Emma and Madison, with Sophia's help, decide to escalate their tormenting of Taylor to a whole new level, things are going to get interesting. And not in a good way.