In the year 2012 AD a magical accident on the Warhammer World changes the endless fighting forever. The Wasteland is ripped away through Spacetime and changes place with Earth s Germany. On both worlds, Earth and Warhammer, nothing will ever be the same.

A massive Warp Portal appears above Earth and with it an Arbitrator who enters a Universe of Gods, Heroes, and Villains. The Imperium may have not existed yet in this time, but through him Its laws will be obeyed. Through Blood and Iron, he shall enact the Emperor's Justice whether the League or anyone else allows him or not. Judgement has come to those who come to harm Earth.

After discovering an ancient artifact, the UNSC's most advanced warship and a Sangheili Assault Carrier are transported to a universe unlike anything they have ever seen, and forced into a war against a foe they never could have imagined.

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.

His mission on Reach is over. Now, Noble Six must adjust to a new world filled with heroes and villains where he will walk the grey line between showing mercy, and taking a life. here he will clash with the good and the bad. Beware the Reaper for he is my shadow.

A joke of Chaos daemon sent two unlikely allies - an Eldar Farseer and an Imperial Storm trooper, through the Warp and into another Universe. In this place, everything is alien to them. Except for one thing - war. War is something they know very well. (Story adopted by Regina Dea. New author starts from Chapter 21)

A guardsman writes about his experiences in the grimdark future of the 41st Millennium and how stupidity still plagues mankind, usually resulting in death.

He was the Arch-traitor who broke the Imperium of Man and shattered the cosmos with the Horus Heresy. One Chaos acolyte sought to bring back the Warmaster in hopes of finishing what the Great War started. Instead, the fool brought a younger and Imperial-loyalist Horus back, and he's not too happy about the state of things. ( Rated M for obvious reasons )

An AU fic in which the Halo and ME universes share the same galaxy. After a well deserved rest in Cryo-Sleep, Master Chief finally awakens...to a whole new galaxy.

They held the line when the hordes came. They held the line when the gods came. They held the line when the Worldbreaker came. Now they hold the line against a threat they have never imagined. And they will hold the line. For they are Cadians, and they are faithful.

People all across Runeterra are disappearing and the League of Legends can't figure out why. But when a superhuman soldier from Earth get caught in an accident on a mission and sent to Runeterra, he becomes a catalyst that will spark a war between worlds. After all, the League of Legends never considered that the culprits behind the missing people is an Earth-based organization.

After an incident with a warp gate, a large portion of Protoss was sent beyond time and space only to exchange one enemy for another. Now within a new world, what effect will the Protoss have against Arthas and his legion of undead. R&R please.

It seemed like just another routine military operation for the Imperium: their forces were in the process of landing and retaking a rebellious planet. But when a Warp anomaly strikes, the fighting men and women of the Imperium suddenly find themselves transported across time and space to a new world: Holy Terra itself, but at a far earlier time. This is 1984.

A Rogue Trader Fleet, transporting an Imperial Guard Armored Company and a Skitarii Maniple, finds its place in the Mass Effect Universe. Lost from the sight of the Emperor and Omnissiah, the Imperials must brave this new world, finding a softer place than the Grim, Dark future.

In the grim darkness of the future there is only war. But what happpens to a Space Marine when he is stranded in a place where his unique set of talents are neither needed, desired, or valued by humanity? What is a weapon's purpose without a war to fight in?

A nerd has reincarnated as a Zerg Larva... and now he has been dropped into the Warhammer 40K. There is no time for peace. No Respite. No forgiveness. There is only WAR and the Swarm!

An Adeptus Mechanicus Magos defrosts a man frozen millennia ago from the preservation facility he was entombed in. How will he react to a future full of nihilism, fanaticism, and senseless conflict? Complete.

After a struggle to save an Imperial world from damnation, the remains of an Inquisitorial team and their temporary Eldar Allies are thrown into a universe the antithesis of their own.

What if there were no Humans in Mass Effect? What if there were Orks instead? The Council would have a lot less sleep, for one thing.

"No army is big enough to conquer the galaxy. But faith alone can overturn the universe", Missionaries are skilled in oration, manipulation, and subtly changing a culture to bring it into line with the Imperial Cult, replacing the gods of the existing pantheon with Imperial Saints, they are also often skilled warriors not above the use of brute force.

None are more devout or more fanatical than the Sororitas and none more than the Sisters of Battle among their ranks. They scour all before them that would mar human perfection, purging the xeno, heretic, and mutant with no pity with remorse. Nothing of alien origin lives where they tread, but how does one sister's faith fare when she is confronted with a world that is so wrong?

There are stories about them, myths and legends of once majestic species overseeing the galaxy and exploring into the space that lay beyond. There were stories about them, tales of faded past. Humanity's missing link. (Rewrite Chapters 1 to 3 now posted) COMPLETED. Rewrites are on hiatus.

A bunch of renegades and pariahs attempt to escape from Braxis and find themselves in a dark future, where there is only war and death on scales such that the Zerg might as well have been an ant infestation, and something seems to be working behind the scene to incite all out warfare.

It is the 41st millennium. The Imperium of Man is besieged on all sides by aliens, heretics and mutants. Mankind faces extinction. Its people pray for salvation. Heeding the call, the Emperor has sent...well, the best he could get on such short notice. Now ready for a ball-busting, chaos-purging second half!

The Death Spectres of the Adeptus Astartes have served the Imperium for nine thousand years. They are the thin line of resistance between eternal damnation and humanity. Now, one Space Marine finds himself stranded on a world called Azeroth.