Steve Rogers was found in the arctic on the morning of April 14th,'12. It was supposed to be a time of mourning, solace, a day all would remember that Steve Rogers came home. It was supposed to be a day of closure. But instead of a funeral, there was a hospital room. Instead of a dirge, a baseball game. Instead of a dead father and friend, they got a living one. better inside sum.

Maedhros eldest of the sons of Feanor plunged into a chasm, the Silmaril clutched to his breast. It should have been the end. Whether the Halls of Mandos or the Void were his fate should not have mattered. Instead he was dragged through the space between worlds and landed in Thedas. What will he do? How will he find his feet? Has he learned anything at all? Edited Quest

After their deaths, Túrin, Nienor and Brandir wake in the land of Westeros. But why and for what, and more importantly, was it Eru or Morgoth who sent them here?

Maglor cast his Silmaril into the sea, and lingered to haunt the shores and sing his sorrow, too stubborn to fade and too disconsolate to sail. Centuries later, his song was heard by a most unexpected creature: Sam Gamgee, on his way to the Gray Havens...

HP/Silmarillion Crossover. Harry/Gil-Galad. Nothing says retirement like ending up as an elf in Valinor. The entire House of Finwë is determined to welcome their long lost family member, despite his best efforts to stay away. But once a Fëanorion always a Fëanorion, and if you say a lie long enough, does it become the truth?

Two hobbits find Maglor by the sea and invite him to come home with them for tea. Maglor decides to go with them.

Coal is desperately needed for the rebuilding of Erebor after the mountain is reclaimed. Teams are working day and night to feed the forge fires, at least until the dwarrow working in Shaft 2 find a gem that's been missing for two ages and it's owner, who may or may not be alive. Either way it's probably best that Thranduil doesn't know about this right?

Erika's vacation has a string of bad luck. First, it was ruined after a jealous witch cursed her to be something she never imagined to be and found herself in a weird place with beautiful people armed with weird weapons pointed directly on her face. Their leader, a golden haired warrior gave her not just garments to cover her bareness but also hope. A mermaid in Arda! Glorfindel/OC

After the Battle of the Five Armies, Eruanna is still dealing the trauma of war and fears she’ll drown in the subconscious of her mind. Yet, in an effort to find peace, she is swept up by an unforgettable love and a court in the midst of political turmoil where a family feud threatens the peace.

Maiar from the Halls of Mandos leave an unknown baby on Nerandel's front door step in a storm. She's very angry about that.

Glorfindel asked Erestor to look over the plans he has had drawn up for a new dance hall to be added to the House of the Golden Flower. Erestor agrees, thinking that he may be able to convince him to let the House of the Mole be in charge of the construction. Unfortunately Glorfindel is late, brings Ecthelion with him and has the audacity to have architectural plans for a building

The life and adventures of the daughter of Fëanor (and her insane relatives) from the early childhood and throughout the long Elven life. A tale of how the bright carefree days prior to the creation of the Silmarils were replaced by trials in the new lands.

The Witch King died, along with the rest of the world, ravaged by the accursed Archaon in the name of Chaos. However, a soul that has been burning with the fire of hatred for six thousand years is not so easily destroyed. The Lord of Naggaroth gets to incarnate anew, in the body of the one who was destined to shine brighter than any star.

Fëanor awoke in a strange place, with strange rules that he didn't understand. He did not take it well. Meanwhile, Alice's dreams are rather less pleasant than they would otherwise have been. Which is saying something considering the Queen of Hearts.

In the beginning, they let anything happen to them to keep the innocents from being slaughtered Part I of A Song For Fantasies. NO CONCEPT ARTISTS!

Harry uses a spell that transfers memories from powerful historical figures into people living in the same century as the spellcaster. He expects Merlin, or even the founders, to appear. What he gets are the seven sons of Feanor. He is not even slightly prepared.

Il n'y a qu'à lâcher Maedhros, mort depuis plusieurs âges, à la sortie de la Moria lors de la fuite de nos huit compagnons pour qu'il se retrouve sans le vouloir mêlé à des problèmes dont il se serait bien passé.

Everything is changing around him, except one constant, Elemmirë. Throughout the ages, Maglor gazes upon the star, remembering his Star. (HKoE)

The Dunedain are sworn to serve and protect the heir of Isildur. But for one, dreams of a shining jewel and violent waves sometimes get in the way. Elrohir x OFC, Rewrite of The Other Ranger. NEW Book 1 of The Feanoriel Chronicles

AU universe, Gandalf leds a group of familiar heroes as he is summoned to valinor by the powers

Maglor teaches the Pevensie children everything he knows about ruling. While he does so, they in turn teach him a great deal about how to live life as more than a ghost that wanders by the sea. A snippet series, sequel to The Lion, The Witch and the Bard.

Sometime in the third age, alone and lost in his grief on the anniversary of his brothers death, Maglor gets badly wounded by an Orc before he can stop it. The last thing he remembers is rolling over to look at the stars while he died. And then he woke up in a cave. No longer bleeding and certainly not dead, a mysterious blond elf offering him (possibly poisoned) water.

Pretty much against my own will – or rather, without my agreement, as there really was no way for me to foresee it – I'm forced to correct someone else's mistakes *heavy sigh*. Mind you, I'm a pretty short and young artist who, being an introvert, is suddenly very uncomfortable to find himself having to play the part of a silver-tongued social charmer. And I suck at acting, so...

Wanda is offered a chance at a fresh start, but the catch is that her and her brother will have to leave their Multi-verse to get it.

A crack story based on my old (but still frequently visited) Silmarillion map for Heroes of Might and Magic II. What would (some of) Tolkien's characters think about being thrust into a reflection of their own world shaped by the rules of a very different setting?