A college grad finds himself reborn in a world he read about when he was a kid. Really, I think J. K. Rowling did a fine job, but some of these things just make no sense when you really think about them. Self-insert, at times essayistic, excessively meta.

When an accident takes Corvo from her side, Jessamine must choose a new Royal Protector, and she's presented with an unconventional candidate for the position. (Pre-canon AU. Eventual Jessamine/Daud.)

Voldemort falls prey to his own rebounding death curse in the Battle of Hogwarts and wizarding Britain celebrates. Reborn in the body of Harry Potter, Tom suddenly finds himself fighting on two fronts when Albus Dumbledore isn't the only remaining threat in this new world. After all, there can only be one version of himself, and neither can live while the other survives…

All Valerie wanted was to exploit a glitch in the game - the consequence? Chaos and the revelation that parallel worlds exist. Because there's more to saving an Empress than a few mouse clicks and pressing 'C' to go into stealth mode. Or - how a fan gets thrown into her favorite video game and has to navigate her way through a city filled with death traps.

Corvo Attano: former Lord Protector, framed for the murder of Empress Jessamine Kaldwin and the kidnapping of her daughter, Emily. Now freed from prison by the Loyalists, all he wants is Emily back. Meanwhile, Captain Curnow is trying to follow the masked assassin working through Dunwall. Essentially a Dishonored novelization making Corvo an actual character and other changes.

Minerva McGonagall has a secret, and Hermione Granger is about to find out, the hard way, what it feels like to eat her words.

Samuel 'Sam' Wilson was not a fan of death, and when he's presented with another chance to pursue a brilliant woman, he grasps at it. Nothing would separate them again, but with his nose bleeding often, and foreign, angry memories surfacing, he struggles with the humanity he held, and the unknown blood lust that courses his veins.

Wren, a first year at Hogwarts, is excited to go to the school where her idols Hermione Granger, Harry Potter, and Ron Weasley go. She can't wait to learn magic in classes taught by her great aunt Minerva. But the Triwizard Tournament is taking up Wren's first year... and not in the way she expects.

On that dreadful night, Albus Dumbledore is struck down by his friend and fellow staff member, Severus Snape, whilst the Death Eaters watch on in glee and Harry in horror. Seconds after the Curse strikes him, Albus finds himself waking up in the seven year-old body of Harry Potter. Reincarnated as the Boy-Who-Lived he now has to find a way to defeat Voldemort once and for !HP

One different decision on Voldemort's part costs Harry his life. However, Harry wouldn't be Harry, if he didn't have that extra ounce of luck to get a second chance. Why his life suddenly is a video game he doesn't know, but like every other player, he'll have to endure the advantages and hardships of gaming - long loading screens, ridiculous level requirements... the list is long.

Being delcared dead and able to travel through time and space, the Luteces seem to have unlimited possibilities. What they didn't take into account, however, is that their latest activites have gained some unwanted attention. When Robert vanishes during their 123rd try and Rosalind finds herself unable to use her abilities, she's forced to join Booker on his dangerous mission.