Fantasypolitics Stories

With a single, decisive blow, Cassandra - Shadow of Sammos, immortal warrior, and general of the Thiria - ended the war. The Emperor is dead and the Empire has fallen. Now that she is faced with the weight of rebuilding the world, Cass is blindsided by the choices of people she's never met. A Council she's never heard of demands she deliver the Emperor's head to an enemy general across the vast desert nation of Desheret. With her is a wide array of travelers from every nation, including old friends and old enemies. Cass must learn how to solve problems without her strength, violence, or her army, and navigate a world that doesn't yet know the Emperor is dead.

In the crumbling world of Nytheris, gods have long since vanished-but their relics remain, powerful and dangerous in the wrong hands. Thane Ashborne, a disgraced noble turned fugitive, is just trying to survive the Empire's grip tightening around his homeland. But when a heist for gold unearths a relic that awakens something ancient inside him, Thane is thrust into a conflict far greater than he imagined. Haunted by visions, hunted by zealots, and entangled with allies harboring secrets of their own-including Morgana, a mysterious fire mage with motives of her own-Thane's journey will lead him to question everything: his past, his power, and the cost of destiny. The rebellion isn't noble. The gods aren't dead. And the war isn't over.

The sands of time know not of oblivion; a connection forged under the desert sun is not so easily forgotten. It's been two years, and Alice thinks she should be allowed to attend international negotiations with Victoria. What could possibly go wrong? Turns out the Empire of Zerzura is starkly different to her home country. However, Alice's frown over not being let into the meeting room soon turns upside down when she meets a certain haunting beauty; the catalyst of incoming doom amid desert dunes.

Alice Liddel falls down the rabbit hole as usual.. Nothing new or is there? The character's are same White Rabbit, Mad March Hare, Queen of Hearts. But in the midst of the familiar lies the new and strange. Alice is swept up into a war that has never ended and neither have the original participates died either. In a madcap realm only madcap rules for war apply. Alice is to quickly learn the rules if she's to save Wonderland from itself.

When dreams are no longer just fleeting visions, and reality feels like an illusion. Between two interconnected worlds lies secrets and conflicts that shatter belief. Is this merely a trick of the mind, or is there something far greater beneath the surface? One question lingers: which is real, and which is just a dream?

Here's a blended, spoiler-safe version that keeps the punch of the first and the elegance of the Watteau tone: In the Dragon Lands of Maji, history does not sleep-it waits. When the long-lost Mask of Qylark finally resurfaces after two thousand years, Crimson City celebrates what should have been a decisive victory. Instead, subtle fractures begin to spread through the world's most powerful institutions. Movements align too perfectly. Silences linger too long. And somewhere in the shadows, the Syndicate begins to move. Bakari Biruk, Godspawn of Chaos, senses the disturbance before it can be named. Akins Sarpong-Morningstar, an Anomaly Weaver who refuses to follow predictable paths, finds himself quietly marked by forces that prefer the future to remain orderly. And Princess Ahshanti Morningstar's search for buried truths draws her closer to secrets the Dragon Lands were never meant to revisit. In a world where power is carefully managed and history is never truly forgotten, one truth is becoming impossible to ignore: The Syndicate is not trying to conquer the world. It is trying to correct it. And in Maji, even the smallest correction can change everything.

The year is 675 and Kia just wants Tad to repaint their front door to hide the chips in the paint. What she doesn't ask for is everything else that happens.

What if magic was new? What if everyone lived on a giant ring in space? What if your twin sister was assassinated right in front of you and you were kidnapped to be retrained as an assassin for a shadowy, cultist organization to sow chaos across the known lands? Princess Alicia Everheart never wanted this life. Knight Chloë Valiant just wanted to mourn her brother and serve her family. King Corvin Lael Addison mourned the loss of his friend and potential partner. On the world of Eyus, nothing is exactly what it seems, and watching over it all is a nymph named Clarity, and a young child that is everything but what they appear.

When Nina falls asleep watching House of the Dragon, the last thing they expect is to wake up in its world-on a dirt road under a foreign moon, face-to-face with none other than Prince Daemon Targaryen himself. Dressed in pajamas and armed with nothing but modern knowledge and sharp instincts, Nina must navigate the treacherous politics of Westeros, where one wrong move could mean death-and where Daemon's curiosity may be as dangerous as his sword. Thrown into a world of dragons, deceit, and shifting allegiances, Nina's very presence threatens to change the course of history. But survival might demand more than adaptation. It might demand playing the game better than anyone else. What happens when the viewer becomes part of the story-and the story stops following its script?

Sometimes, you have a bad day. Sometimes, you have a bad week. Then there are those times when you meet a dragon, have to hide it from your family and go on the run from your best friend's sadistic older brother when he tries to kill you. Elizabeth Moore was a young woman with a set career as a blacksmith in her small village of Shalsam when she was thrust into a world of high adventure, magic, and politics. Along with her friends Erin, Rose, Corrin, and Farrin - and her brother Kai - she finds herself thrown far from where she ever thought her life would take her. Will she learn to ride a dragon? How can she survive in the mountains where nothing grows? Are the Gods really watching over her?

Prince Leveret was never close with his mother, but he pretended to be for the sake of his sister. Once Leveret takes a wedding into his own hands and his sister is unable to keep the peace, how long will the queen be able to tolerate her son?

The kingdom of Palandas stands on the edge of collapse. Wells are poisoned, fortresses are starved, and rebellion festers in the shadows. At the heart of the unrest, the cunning senator Ka'id Darun plots to tear the realm apart from within, turning bread, water, and whispers into weapons of war. In the marble halls of Sabara, loyalty is no less fragile. Noble houses scheme, courtiers trade secrets like coin, and even the Sovereign's council trembles with division. Into this storm steps Prince Songen dar Ezkander-son of King Zaccarias and Queen An'Nai, now first in line to the throne. Named Warden of the Flame, he is charged with defending a kingdom not yet his to rule. But Songen bears more than duty: the scar of the Veil Knife and the forbidden legacy of al-Nafas, a power as ancient as it is perilous. As banners are raised and betrayals take root, Songen must decide what it means to be both a son and a soldier, a prince and perhaps one day a king. For in Palandas, the blood of kings is not only inheritance- ...it is sacrifice.

All her life, Aveline's parents have told her to stop studying, stop training to be the queen she knew she needed to be because they were confident her brother would pull through his illness. But they were wrong, and now, after losing one of her closest confidants, she must navigate this new world of royal politics and intrigue, fighting with her king and queen at every turn.

Book Two of the Tideborne Saga - A Tideborne Prequel Before the events of Whispers of the Tide, before Chrissy ever questioned the ocean's pull, a love story unfolded that shaped the fate of generations. Sephria, a mermaid who dared to break the ocean's laws. James Whitaker, a lighthouse keeper who heard the sea speak in warnings and promises. Together, they ignited the prophecy that now stirs in the present. Told decades before Chrissy's story begins, this book reveals the secrets the ocean kept hidden-the alliances fractured, the sacrifices made, and the love powerful enough to alter the tide of destiny. As artifacts awaken and ancient forces rise in Book 1, the truth lies here... in the past the sea refused to forget. Some legacies begin with a kiss. Others with a disappearance. And some stories were never meant to stay buried.

Born into the legendary Aetherlith bloodline, Leland Aetherlith is the second son of the Duke of Icehelm, a family renowned for their mastery over fire and crystal-based magic. But unlike his kin, Leland is not attuned to flames. Marked instead as a Pillar, his gift lies in lightning, a volatile, untamed power that flows through him like living energy. In a world where nobles prioritize knowledge, strategy, and magical skill, Leland must forge his own path. Sent to a prestigious academy in a warmer, bustling city, he is thrust into a world of scholars, ambitious peers, and creatures of elemental power. Quick-witted and exceptionally intelligent, Leland begins to harness his unique abilities, learning to connect with magical companions and channel his lightning into both combat and strategy. As he grows, Leland faces the pressures of nobility, the weight of his family's expectations, and the mysteries of the magical world around him. By the end of Book 1, he will have formed a bond with a loyal companion, tested the limits of his lightning powers, and taken the first steps toward shaping his own legacy, one that could rival even the fire-wielding masters of his family.

❝this tree was grown with rotted roots.❞ Nerluce is Darkest Shadow. He is that great and terrible entity, prophesied over a thousand years before, more like a hurricane than a man. His hair falls crooked, poorly cut by his family's blade. His fingers curl like claws, stained black by ash and war. Aristide is the Angel of Death. He is that man-made divinity which no prophecy was able to fortell, a monster made of ice and bone. Frost clings to his lashes as blood clings to his palms. CONTENT WARNINGS (16+) Profanity, violence and gore, alcohol and drug usage, non-explicit sexual content, self-destructive actions and suicidal ideation, minor character death, and morally-questionable people doing morally-questionable things. [[WORD COUNT: IN PROGRESS]] COVER BY APHRODITE270

Melisende Orhan, chosen by the Great Phoenix as the rising star who would bring glory to her kingdom... will now proceed to disaband the church, the nobility and marry both her personal guard and her head maid, on top of her cousin as her parents dictated. She is the queen and her word is law. The spirits of her late parents are writhing in exasperation. Let us hope she doesn't declare wars on impulse. This is a series of short stories taking place in the distant past of my fantasy trilogy, Tale of the Godless.

A young adult princess, a soon-to-be queen, stumbles upon dark secrets of power about her father. People arise to her level for answers, and she doesn't know how to face them. She slowly gets pulled into this mystery, her escape meaning for her to figure everything out. What is the mystery? What secrtes lie within her father? Read to find out.

*UNDER EDITING* In a kingdom ruled by ambition and betrayal, a young princess's fascination with blood draws her into a deadly game of power. When her enemy offers a poisonous gift, it sets off a chain of events that will change the course of royal history. A later year, he wears the crown as king, but the question remains: Who truly holds the power in this twisted tale of deception and treachery?

Dismas didn't intend to get involved in a potential war between elves and dwarves, he was quite happy moving around unnoticed from town to town, supporting himself with petty theft. Unfortunately, he wasn't given much of a choice in the matter. Or rather, he was given a bad choice: find the missing dwarven prince or be executed...