When Tracer accidentally winds up in 1971 Teufort, her former teammates follow in hopes that they can bring her back. What they didn't count on was getting pulled into a stupid pissing contest with the town's resident mercenaries. Or a wizard summoning most of Talon in an act of vengeance, for that matter. Also Soldier and Demoman try to make each other jealous with their new best

Moira O'Deorain and Doctor Angela Ziegler discuss their ideological differences in a heated argumentative sort of way. This was definitely NOT spurred by me being salty about people reducing Moira's characterization to evil counterpart of Mercy or Mercy's lack of canonical characterization, nope. EDIT: html issues, I think I fixed it.

The barrier has been broken, everyone is free, and it looks like a happy ending- until Frisk starts trying to use their friends as a knife sharpener. Faced with a malevolent force beyond his power to combat, Sans leads his friends on a desperate quest to find the one thing that might be able to stop the demon that comes when you call its name. (Post-genocide pacifist ending)

After successfully restoring Engineer to a reconstructed body, Medic finds himself in possession of a cloned brain of considerable intelligence. And oh, the things he could do with it... so long as he can keep it a secret from his team. But will this project yield an unrivaled force on the battlefield, or something far more sinister? Takes place after "0031-log".

Medical unit 0031 is injured, mistrusted by Dell's teammates, and a complete disgrace to his creator Gray Mann. So when he's offered the chance to redeem himself and return to Gray's side instead of hiding in a besieged base, desperately trying to restore the Engineer's body while avoiding the watchful eyes of Miss Pauling, will he take it? Part 4 in the series "Of Metal Men".

Sniper finds a gruesome surprise awaiting him at his parents' house. Based on recent revelations in the long TF2 comic.

A story wherein Team Fortress 2's Soldier writes his own version of Lord of the Rings. The end result is... well, about what you'd expect from Soldier. T for violence, language, and Soldier in general.

An Elsen recalls the introduction of sugar, spectre encounters, and several very unpleasant discoveries he's made during his life in Zone 3. Yes, there will be spoilers.

Betrayed and stripped of his very humanity, Dell Conagher finds himself forced to continue working for the man responsible. Now his only chance at escape, and more importantly redemption, lies with his old team and a vaguely malfunctioning medibot. Part 3 in the series "Of Metal Men".

When you ally yourself with the likes of Gray Mann, you've got to be prepared for betrayal. Engineer's about to learn that the hard way. Part 2 in the series "Of Metal Men".

Follow our nameless narrator's fantastic adventures as she finds her calling on the battlefield and argues with mysterious "class spirit" voices. Not your typical fan-fiction.

Dell Conagher tries to explain to his old team why he defected at the end of the Gravel Wars. Part 1 in the series "Of Metal Men".