Their path takes them through a region of space where it is said, "no one returns". What will the Mothership crew find hidden within the Great Nebula?

This one's a standalone epilog to my Homeworld Planetfall trilogy. I'll let you figure out how it'll be told in full since i want to focus on other stories i have in mind.

Fifteen years since planetfall, Hiigara has been reclaimed by the Kushan, The Taiidan found a new home: Triishala and The Kushan are welcomed into the Galactic Council. But a new threat rears its ugly head in the form of The Anomaly. Yet as Heaven Spiral once again faces a new crisis, the Kushan's siblings have been rudely reawaken to face this threat.

Hiigara, at long last. The Kushan, just as they were making Planetfall, thought it be easy for them to reclaim their homeworld...No. Though split apart from within, those who remain loyal to their dead emperor must stand their ground on a jewel of a world they've cherished since the exiled Kushan. These are the interviews for the Hiigaran Chronicles.

Bare in mind: this story's is based on my own reinterpretation of the games. I've read the manuals of the first and second games. Furthermore, i don't want humans in this universe and instead robots and aliens only to make this and my other stories for Homeworld stand out.

Three months after the initial expedition through Wiracoda gate, the Sagald have asked the Soban for aid. This mission follows the crew of the second expedition, whose goal is to find out what happened to the first.

He was chosen to fill a role and a purpose, and it all started with a game (self-insert, possible crossover later on)

Katherine erzählt wie es ihr ergeht, während Austin in seiner perfekten Welt schwebt.

The Guidestone set them on the path. Their first jump pushed them onwards. An ancient enemy forgotten to history attempts to stop them. The Mothership and its crew are the last hope for the Kushan race. This is their story. This is the Exile's Return.

A squadron of frigates disappeared at Seera Tel. Find out what happened to them. Based on Cataclysm Game Book entry. This is a re-upload because I lost access to my original account, /u/1447232/Endar. If you believe I am copying someone else's work, please PM Endar and see if he responds. The original is located here: /s/3957387/1/Seera-Tel

A legendary story from the Relicnews community. This is a tale of the origins of the protectors of Kadesh, set in the time of the original exile from Hiigara. The tragedy of this people is told in the interplay of three young people and a doomed destiny. (Formatting repaired!)

Can a fallen galaxy recover? Will the past come back to hunt us? What secrets lies beyond the known universe? Or those secrets explain the fate of the Taiidan Empire? Will Hiigara prosper once more? So many questions... but what will the universe will be able to answer? Follow the adventure to uncover the secrets of the past and future.

The events of Deserts of Kharak told from another point of view. Join Lady - Protector Khagaan as she combats the Nothern Coalition in an effort to save her people. Rated M for sake of safety.

Desertmartin. The word inspires mixed feelings from both sides of the war. A rough group of individuals that cause all sorts of chaos and uproar. They also are one of the most elite fighting forces the Northern Coalition can field. They also seemed to have picked up a mascot. An unwilling mascot. She bites.

Two years after the Battle of Knarvon (Cavalier: The Last Patrol), Turanic Raider activity continues to increase across the Hiigaran Exclusion Zone. In this chaotic time, a young corvette gunner joins a newly-formed mercenary squadron after a betrayal by her pilot and superiors drives her into the arms of Kiith Soban. (Infrequent updates)

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." Abraham Lincoln, 16th US President. Homeworld Multiverse SI.

It has been sixty years since the Vaygr War, the battered Hiigaran nation has rebuilt it's strength and now truly influences the post-Bentusi galaxy. Their mighty navy now looks out for minor border skirmishes and guarding merchant convoys. But now, hatreds flare and memories fade as old wounds reopen, threatening to split the galaxy asunder once again.

As the Kushan start their journey, Karan S'jet strives to find a balance between cold Fleet Command and caring leader.

34 years after the Homeworld War, the remnants of the empire threaten Hiigara again. Takes a more epic, harder science fiction direction. Very mature themes, similar to the first game in tone.

The Cavalier-class light corvettes were the first multi-crew combat ships the Kushan ever built... despite being obsolete, they were reactivated in desperate circumstances and served with distinction, but at heavy cost. Years later, the last remaining Cavaliers are finally about to stand down for good- but before they do, they will be called to action one last time... (Complete)

Poem: "No-one's left. Everything's gone. Kharak is burning."

The story of the Kiith Somtaaw never finished, they have yet another task ahead of them. The Kuun-lan has been upgraded since its last encounter with the beasts, but now a new enemy has awoken from their sleep, an ancient evil that will now challenge the Kuun-lan and its crew to their limits.

Kara is a young woman making a living as a privateer in the remains of the old imperial holdings, much of the area having reduced to independent systems. As a child of a Hiigaran mother and Taiidani father, she is not welcome in most civilized sectors of space, which suits her just fine. Yet what will she do when a new foe threatens the very freedom she holds dear?

After the Exodus, and the long journey through the galay, the Kushan finally reached their destination - Hiigara. The colonists aboard the mothership, who silently travelled with the fleet as the last remains of a people have been unfreezed recently, giving them the privilege to life in the promised land. But some would rather not want to have this privilege.

Poem: They'd lost Hiigara. They'd lost their homeworld. Now all was left was to find a world in exile. Kharak. Practically a death sentence.