A few years before the mage rebellion the Chantry issued a new mandate. Any apostate captured by the Templars would be subjected to one of three sentences: Death, Tranquility, or Claiming. If Claimed, a mage is forever tied to the Templar, forced to his will and whims. This is the tale of Cullen Rutherford and the mage which circumstance forced him to Claim.

Part of the Claimed 'verse. No one can deny that as a policy Claiming is brutal and barbaric. This is the story of how it became the official policy of the Chantry. Reading this is not necessary to enjoy the main story.

Which quest is this? I think you know. The Quizzy saves a druffalo.

I've had several requests for other pairings or situations set in my Claimed AU. These run parallel to but independent of that storyline. It's not necessary to read Claimed to understand these one-offs but I recommended you read at least the first chapter to understand the concepts of Claiming. Most of these will be explicit and NSFW

Cullen discovers he shares a mutual problem with the Inquisitor - the inability to sleep through the night.

There has been a significant spike in suicides among Cardiff's homeless and only Ianto believes it is a matter for Torchwood. A Torchwood team (plus PC Andy Davidson) mystery with Janto moments thrown in.

It's Ianto's birthday and Jack's not making the grade so he finds himself a "better boyfriend". A Ianto/Tosh friendship fic.

In which Ianto and Gwen have a heart-to-heart about Jack and Ianto proves a point.

While celebrating a holiday from Earth's future honoring an event from Earth's past, Jack recounts where he was on July 20, 1969.

Dinner and a movie. Easy, right? Not if you work for Torchwood.

Ianto is taking Jack along for his quarterly long weekend in London but the rest of the team thinks there's more to it than a few days away. A series of comedy skits involving Jack, Ianto, and "the other woman."

After destroying the cyberwoman, the Torchwood team has to decide Ianto's fate.

Jack's acting strange and it's making Ianto nervous.

Jack’s ‘The Man Who Can’t Die’ act has ticked off the Grim Reapers and it’s time for a face-to-face. A Torchwood / Dead Like Me crossover. You don’t need to be familiar with “Dead Like Me” to understand this story. Dark humor and strong language.

Following the events of Countrycide, no one wants to be alone.

Gwen, new to Torchwood, learns of important changes to the policies and procedures.

A kindly paladin influences a young Anomen.

Sula must raise money quickly and turns to Keldorn, Anomen, Valygar, Yoshimo, Haer'Dalis, and Minsc for help. Warning -- the subject matter is adult in nature but the treatment of the subject is not.