Remnants of a world called Cadia. A world called Remnant. Fate thrusts them together, and common cause finds them allied; the protection of humanity. But what awaits the forces of the Imperium of Man in this strange new world, cut off from humanity? What awaits Team RWBY and friends with these strange new visitors from the stars? But in the end, there is only war.

A young Death Korp soldier, in a battle with a follower of Chaos, ends up swallowed by the Warp. By a stroke of luck, he's sent to Earth, to a world without an Emperor, to a world where villains and heroes battle it out across the globe. With no Emperor to serve and no war to fight, this young soldier must struggle to find his own path in a world that challenges all his beliefs.

In the midst of a Chaos Invasion, a Tech-Priest of Mars is flung through a Warp Gate. Rather than a gruesome end at the hands of Chaos, the Omnissiah spared the adept's life. Now the Tech-Priest finds himself in a strange world with strange people, and must use his holy knowledge to protect it.

After preventing a Chaos warband from summoning a vast army onto an Imperial world, an Inquisitor in training is hurtled through the warp and finds himself in a strange new world, one in which there are people with incredible abilities. Soon he will find himself fighting a familiar enemy and in order to save mankind he will need to cast aside old prejudices. Now has a tvtropes page

The Enterprise arrives at a wormhole just in time to see a lifeboat be ejected into their universe. The occupant is a mystery, but he brings knowledge of a future of only war. Cultures clash as they get to know their new guest and try to comprehend humanities future as he tries to return to the battle that rages above Cadia.

Sanguinius dies but The Emperor salvages his dead son's soul, or at least as much of it as possible and send it to Remnant. 10.000 years later Jaune Arc is born and he grows up wishing to become a hero. Pity that The Emperor's soul-salvaging plans didn't quite work out. See how the young knight deals with mutations, personal issues, love, duties and old memories of a dead Primarch.

A single pulse laser shot changed the fate of the UNSC Bismarck and her crew. Twenty-four hundred souls sent adrift through realities. Arriving in a no name system without any idea of where or when they are it is up to their Captain to see them to calm waters. But fate does not like to be denied, and their actions will have consequences.

A Commissar of the Imperium of Man finds herself working as a diplomat for a rapidly expanding multiversal society headed by ponies. She won't bend the knee just yet, even if peace is on the horizon. Side-story to "Songs of the Spheres" by GMBlackjack, heavily recommended to read prior to this.

Now a third of the way into their quest, Callum and the Six are well on their way to collecting the next orb shard; but after being discovered by Nah'Lek, The Defiler, they are now in a race against time... Will they be able to stick together as they continue their dangerous quest? Can they find the shards, before Nah'Lek finds them? And will they all make it to the end.. Alive?

"You know why selfishness is a stupid concept? For the same reason cancer cells are always doomed; they consume everything, feed off their host and take all there is to take for themselves, then, the host dies and the cancer with it. No matter how large and deeply implanted it is, the selfish will die with the rest of the world. That's why you should get to work now."

Above the planet called Remnant, the Empyrean opens to reveal a Chapter in their darkest hour.

The Team from the 12th has faced spies and terror attacks before, but nobody's heard of The Division. Nobody had any idea how close to home they were, and Alexis certainly never thought she'd be recruited. But then three bodies arrive at the 12th after a police chase, and they weren't killed by any crash... Within 24 hours, there's no turning back.

When Sirius falls through the Veil in the Department of Mysteries Harry attempts to nose-dive after him. A strange encounter for Harry radically changes his world view;why worry about a Dark Lord when there's a good book to explore?