Yeah, I got bored and decided to try my hand. I actually like it so far, so let's try this out. Try out the Gamer in a brand new flavor: Industrial and Steampunk. New stats and classes, new Level system, and new style altogether. T for safety. Fantasy and Steampunk. May be overwhelming at first.

Say we do live in a world where the impossible happens on a regular basis. What happens when someone can't do that on a whim? Let's explore that concept. Rated M for violence, character death, swearing, OC-centric.

Jaune is clumsy with Crocea Mors, this we know, but how would it affect the story if he used a different weapon like an expert, used a Semblance to match, and a backstory to tie it all together? In this series, Arc of All Trades, we explore that concept as many times as possible. This time: twin Cavalry Sabers. Rating now M for subjects in later chapters. Reader advice requested.

"The Earth has gone down in chaos. The Autobots, Dinobots, and even the Decepticons have all gone down fighting the Grimm threat that humanity has created. Optimus Prime imprisoned the dragon in a mountain and sealed himself away with the Matrix of Leadership in a Tomb which I found. I'm all that's left. My name is Maximus Prime, and this is my story." T for language & violence.

We've all heard the stories of great heroes and their triumphs. Most of them we only recognize to be little more than that: stories, fables created to entertain children and give hope for a brighter future. Some of them, like the tale of King Arthur and his Knights, are true enough to become Legends. It's time for Avalon to be Reborn. Rating may change in the future.

Even heroes need a little help, even if they won't admit or accept it. With a demon-boy, a human tornado, a modern Viking, and a walking tank, this young team of Huntsmen doesn't seem to fit the 'hero' bill, though. It's like the Musketeer montra: all for one, and one for all. Right? Rated T for alcohol, violence, death, etc.

This summary is exactly the same as the summary of the original When Yellowstone Erupts, except this story is (obviously) a reboot. Also, consider this an end to the hiatus I had for a while. Rated T for future violence, cursing, and terrorism. Extremely steampunk.

Aaron Sharp isn't the average kid on the block. He enjoys flight, and hopes to one day join the Atlesian Air Force. Come Hell or High Water, he's going to get in the Air Force. Let's pray it doesn't come to that. Rated T for potential suggestive themes.

Some time after the primary events of Rise of the Archangel, a new generation of heroes step up to the batter's plate. Some fastballs, though, are hard to hit. Witness the lightning-fast Josiah, the scarred Matthew, and a revamped Jaune Arc as they rise their way to the top, making friends, facing enemies, and discovering the hidden past they hail from. God help these teen heroes.

A great light has risen from the ashes of its ancestors, but wherever there is light there must be an equal darkness. With a new, more destructive power threatening all sentient life once more, a new band of heroes must take a stand while attempting to fit in to their temporary new home. Expect extreme violence and slight romance. On hiatus for plot editing.

Name says it all. It's basically my latest fail fic, but a bazillion times better. I know, bad summary, but I actually don't want to do a summary. All I'll let you know is this will either rock your socks to Hell and back or suck like a black hole. Either way, I hope you enjoy.

Four students, each with a story of his own, all with a shared power. A shield-bearer with attitude, a swordsman with bad luck, a soldier with a fiery temper, and a knight with a dark past. All the while, a storm is rising, darkening all hope for the future. Rated T for violence. Occurs in Volume 1.

Things go wrong all the time where I'm from. It went seriously wrong when this robber called the 'Goodie Bandit' got on our hit list. I've been listening to victims, and the next likely victim was the Puckett house. Little did I know what sort of an adventure I would have with Grandad...[Rated T for slight language, rather extreme violence, and a drug reference.]

The Bermuda Islands are a dangerous place to be. No sailor ever comes out alive. Then how'd this bunch end up from that area? And why don't most of them have Auras? Join the youthful Keepers, a group of energetic teen-aged anti-pirates, as they face threats beyond your darkest nightmares at every step of their journey across mainland Remnant. Warning: OC's galore.

You all know that Elsa had the wintry powers of... winter. But do you know the story of her burning-hot autistic counterpart? This is the tale of Joshua, a boy from Ignis whose home is almost literally torn from him. Steampunk warning! Fair warning: Elsa and Joshua, when they meet, will bicker like no-monkey's business. Rated T for violence and crude humor. And volcanoes. Revision.

We all know what people make Herobrine out to be: ruthless, deceptive, and outright evil. But what if he were... good for a change? This ultimate story of friendship, self-discovery, and all-around action will give you the opportunity to see things through my eyes... and Herobrine's. On temporary hiatus for plot and writing repairs. Will be back shortly...

What if Herobrine were to become the ultimate evil in an Alternate Universe version of every universe. That is what this series of stories, the Trials of Herobrine series, is here to test. Will good win like in the fairy tales, or will there be an evil twist to the fairytale ending we all know and love? Read this first test to find out... ON HIATUS. Sorry, but not sorry...

What happens when you get blamed for something you didn't do, and you escape your captors? You start a manhunt. What happens when you release every other prisoner in the building? You get the greatest Manhunt of all time! Who's to blame for all this insanity? Nobody knows, but NO ONE cares, and ain't nobody got time to. Will anybody survive this Minecraft Manhunt? Under revision...

Do not read this. It was one of the biggest plot fails I've ever done. The only reason I called it back from the dead is so then,20 years from now, we can all look back on this and laaaaaauuuuuuuuugh.

Assassin's Creed has become a reality, and James is a next generation Assassin. The Templar is plotting an attempt to destroy the U.S. Will James succeed in stopping the Templar, or will he fall to their feet and watch his homelands burn? Officially Discontinued.