After Taylor died on the way to the hospital, it was seen as amazing news that she was able to be revived afterward. But it is very clear that she is not the same as before.

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.

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.

Taylor wonders what god was having a bad day, because having the power to explode like a glitter bomb is a joke. Despite this, she still decides to go out and fight villains. Hopefully things wouldn't blow up in her face. (One-Shot)

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.

I have way too many half-started Worm stories, some of them I may turn into full stories later.

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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?

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.

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.

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.

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 ...

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.

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!

The population of Earth Bet had to get used to more than just the appearance of superpowers when Scion appeared.

Taylor Hebert is interning for Medhall. She has no idea who's actually in charge. This should be interesting.

You know who's only slightly less annoying than Greg Veder? Bryce Kiley, and only thanks to a lack of screen time. So why am I him? OC-Insert. ToF format.

Sebastian is a man with a plan, an utterly mad plan that he came up with after losing his meds, but a plan all the same. It takes a special kind of crazy to risk it all to try and get the attention of an Omniversal Guild of sociopathic Gamers, after all they can't actually be real... right?

When Amy Dallon encounters someone from her distant past, her life will change forever.

Javier Morales never expected to die the way he did. Guess that's just life for you. Now he's on Earth-Bet, with the Celestial Menagerie, oh and did I mention his knowledge of the universe is based entirely on Fanfiction's he's read. He always did wonder what came after Leviathan. Good luck Javi, you'll need it.

Victoria Dallon and Lisa Wilbourn, Earth Gimel's most notorious pair of not-friends, might just be starting to become actual friends. But neither of them would ever admit it - right? Post-Ward, canon-continuation slice-of-life.