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**Story has been rewritten, and new chapters will be added!** Unlike her brother, the celebrated Commander Shepard, Aster Shepard preferred the grit and anonymity of the underworld to the flash of galactic headlines. While John blasted Reapers and saved civilizations, Aster dealt with the threats that festered in the shadows, the ones too politically inconvenient for the Council to acknowledge publicly. This time, it was an illegal AI. Rumors whispered through the extranet about a potentially dangerous, sentient program being developed at the prestigious Thessian Science Academy. The Council, naturally, wanted plausible deniability. Hence, Aster's intervention. **If you are enjoying the story or want to read another Mass Effect fanfiction, check out my new Mass Effect Fanfiction called For Peace**

Basically characters from different fandoms are being sent to a theater to watch some Death Battles from the Death Battle fanon wiki.

To the galaxy, Commander Jake Shepard was a savior-a legendary figure who gave his life to defeat the Reapers and secure a future for every living soul. To eighteen-year-old Alliance recruit Alan, Shepard was just a signature on a monthly child-support check. They met only once, parting on bitter terms just before the final assault on Earth. Now, the war is won, the Commander is dead, and Alan is left stranded in the crushing shadow of a father he never knew. When he is sent to clear out his father's Citadel apartment, he runs headfirst into the people who actually loved the man: his crew, and Major Kaidan Alenko, the late Commander's partner. As the galaxy desperately tries to mold a grieving, angry teenager into the "Next Shepard," Alan must figure out how to navigate a legacy he never asked for-and find a way to say goodbye to a ghost.

A dramatic retelling of the single combat battle, which can occur as the climactic ending of the second act in Bioware's RPG, "Dragon Age II."

Once again the darkspawn pour out the deep roads in an unstoppable tide of death and destruction. The Commander of the Grey, head of the Grey Wardens, an order created to battle these Blights on the world, has sent out Senior wardens, to evoke the right of conscription. Spreading out across all of Theda's to recruit troops and raise funds with impunity, but with half the lands refusing to believe a real blight is coming, things have been difficult for the wardens, whom some people believe to be an outdated and unneeded force of power.

Gordon discovers that he most definitely was never a boy nor really from earth at all. He has an ulterior objective unbeknownst to even himself until recently. He meets someone who is not who or what she seems. Then there is a dog, wily even sage like and not entirely a dog. Gordon by day works in the trades building things like decks. He is handy with power tools. Then there is a long ago forgotten and distant inter-galactic coalitional force which is still operational but only just.

This story takes place over a large span of time, hence the title Span of Time. It begins during the events of Origins and continue to the the events of Inquisition. There is not much from during the time of Dragon Age 2, but I do try to incorporate Fenris into the story. There is a lot of point of view jumping around. Many are original characters, but some of them are original such as Fenris, Cullen, and Cassandra. The story begins with Jamison, a Circle Tower mage during the time of Dragon Age: Origins. She gets caught in the middle of events during the origin timeline of the Warden... but is she the Hero of Fereldan or is she a fraud? Did she take credit for the success of her now dead friends or is she the real deal? Is she able to track down the family that seemingly abandoned her to the Circle? The only way to find out is to read.

M! Shepherd x Liara T'soni pairing Takes place during Mass Effect 1 through half way of Mass Effect 3

The fire has always been inside of her, burrowing in the deepest part of her chest like an ongoing storm. No one knew why, but she couldn't call it when her magic didn't want to come out. Scarlet Himura Amell was a lost girl who belonged to a poor fisher family, though previously she belonged to a well known noble house in Kirkwall when her mother stilled lived there. It wasn't something she knew, the circle became a place of safety, keeping her sealed away from the people who hated her and cursed her like the Darkspawn itself. She could have never seen what would happen later - The death, Betrayal, and love... But there is a price for everything and in the end... It would be something she treasured beside her adoring king.

A short story where Jane Shepard gets to be vulnerable with her love Liara halfway through the Reaper War

A blind elf, the new Inquisitor. How can one save the world without knowing about such trivial things such as facial hair?

The year is 900 TE, darkspawn hordes have been surfacing for months and the archdemon has finally revealed itself. The Grey Wardens have summoned knights and soldiers from across the Orlesian Empire, circle mages, Dwarven fighters, Dalish archers, and anyone else who is willing and brave enough to stand with them against the blight.

Theron realizes his true feeling after Borias disappears

Note: This is an unofficial Dragon Age fan story set after Trespasser. All Dragon Age characters, settings, and related material belong to BioWare/EA. DRAGON AGE: THE RED CALLING After Adamant, the Grey Wardens are fractured, distrusted, and dangerously easy to blame. Then the Calling changes. It isn't the familiar death-song Wardens have always feared. This one feels shaped-sharper, deliberate, and wrong. When red lyrium begins surfacing in the Deep Roads and Wardens across Ferelden report the same corrupted pull, King Alistair authorizes a covert expedition from Vigil's Keep-and refuses to send others into the dark without him. With a small handpicked team and a royal "diplomatic" distraction above, they descend beneath the world to trace the wrong song to its source. But the Deep Roads don't just hide monsters. They hide history. And something down there is listening.

Once upon a time, Varric Tethras had been a simple Dwarf who dreamed of making a bit of coin and releasing a book or two along the way. These days he finds himself fighting against deranged templars, crazy mages, demons from the darkest edges of the void, and every madman from here to Tevinter. And all because of what should have been the biggest payday of his family's life. Still, he can't complain. After all, Varric still has his head attached to his neck, despite how badly the Seeker wanted to cut it off. Now he finds himself mixed together with seemingly the only group looking to bring order back to a world gone stark crazy. They weren't the kind of people he'd call friends, and he was certain the feeling was mutual. So imagine his surprise when the Inquisitor herself - a seven foot tall female qunari with more spells up her sleeves than he had arrows - took a strange shine to him. So join our lovable dwarf as he tries to answer a riddle that has confounded historians , philosophers and artists alike for hundreds of years; what exactly is the difference between qunari threats and qunari flirting? (Set in the world of Dragon Age. All characters and properties belong to Bioware.)

Matthew Vallorn is a Fae. He's been experimented on, tortured, turned into an assassin. He's killed and ruthlessly slaughtered anyone he's been assigned to, until the Fade catches his attention. Then the Divine is killed in the Temple of Sacred Ashes explosion, and his life takes an unexpected turn when an eleven god approaches him.

This is a preview of my upcoming Mass Effect series to replace my canceled Mass Effect: Retaliation series. Give me your opinions on the preview to help make the actual series better when it comes out. Any advise or criticism is welcomed (Mass Effect: Galaxy at War is a fanfic following the Destroy ending of Mass Effect 3 based on the decisions of my own personalized Commander Shepard) (Tali/Male Shep) (All rights to the Mass Effect game series belong to Bioware and EA. Only the storyline and some original characters in the series belong to me. The cover pic came from Google. I don't know the artist but thanks to them too for making the picture i used for the cover)