Darth Maul knows exactly how to break Kenobi. In which Maul targets someone other than Satine, and it changes Obi-Wan and Anakin's lives, along with the galaxy's.

After their battle, Ahsoka Tano convinces Darth Vader to come with her—rewriting the course of history.

Instead of leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka stays and is present for the fallout of her master's fall to the dark side, the fall of the Jedi Order, and the rise of the Empire. But rather than trying to turn Anakin Skywalker from the dark side, Ahsoka decides to help him destroy Darth Sidious and take over the Empire. As a Jedi. They always were better as a team.

A pair of deer. Clint never imagined deer would bring his family closer together, let alone strengthen the bonds with his teammates. As it turned out, it couldn't have come at a better time. With Wanda in shambles, Clint's dangerous job, and a looming Civil War, a family isn't always perfect, but they grow stronger with each fight. The memories made along the way are worth that.

After Darth Sidious is defeated, everything changes. Some for the better, others not so much. Mostly better though. (Or: Anakin becomes a dad. Rex rehabilitates clone troopers who no longer want to be a part of the army. Ahsoka gets a call from an old friend. And maybe Obi-Wan finds out it's not just his enemies who don't stay dead. Basically, everyone gets the happy ending.)

"So. We died." "Yes, we died," Fives confirms. Even though his hands are steady on Echo's shoulders, his voice trembles. "We all… remember?" Everyone nods. Droidbait shudders, and shuffles closer to Cutup. "How is that possible?" he mutters. "We're not Jedi. We can't… see the kriffing future, or whatever it was. We can't—it's not possible. How could we all have had the same dream?"

Before the storm, there is always a calm. The Avengers, rogue and regular, are determined to make the most of it before something else goes wrong. In hindsight, everything was bathed in sunshine. But while it happened, it was just life. Chronologically 10th(!) in the ChristyVerse.

"He was met with grins and cheers, as though this had no chance of blowing them all to hell. Obi-Wan really missed common sense." When the Force loses its temper, it sets about righting the galaxy. Its first step? Sending the Chosen One and his exhausted former Master twenty years into the future. (Fix-It)

you can't live your entire life swimming upstream, so you try to find an easier way to get what you want. you find that oftentimes it's not what you need.

The Weeping Siren, though dead, haunts them. A restless pest that drew the Warriors Four and Loki together, but may very well succeed in pulling Odin's sons apart. When Vanaheim's haunted forest, the Blodig Skog's, magic begins to spread like a curse, the five have no choice but to return to the very place the whole mess started. (No slash, no smut) [Sequel to The Weeping Siren]

Loki falls into the grasp of Thanos after Thor's failed coronation. Five years later, as Thanos begins to put the Infinity Gauntlet together, Wanda, captured by the Black Order in a failed act of heroism, has the unfortunate pleasure of meeting what remains of him. (No slash, no smut)

Of the many people capable of carrying the fate of the universe on their shoulders by travelling back in time, Loki would have been the first choice of exactly nobody. With no allies, no plan and nobody on his side, Loki will just have to wing it. Or: That awkward moment when you've completed your redemption arc, but nobody else got the memo.

Wanda wasn't the kind of person who liked to angst over a man, especially when she was sure that he didn't like her in return. Wallowing in frustrated emotions was a waste of time, but here she was, angsting anyway.

Five times people used Obi-Wan Kenobi as a pillow, and the one time everyone let themselves be Obi-Wan's pillow.

Or maybe Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka do turn to the Dark Side after Mortis. And maybe they accidentally save the galaxy anyways? (But that doesn't mean they still don't cause a headache for the rest of the galaxy.)

One-shots of all the Commanders that Ahsoka came across during and after the Clone Wars, they made her who she was. And you can bet she had a big influence over them as well. Mostly pre-existing Commanders: clones, Jedi and Separatists. Some of my OCs may feature as well.

Anakin, taken hostage by the Sith. Grievous, captured by the Republic. When Padmé refuses Dooku's offer of prisoner exchange, Anakin appears to be lost for good. One year later, a mysterious Jedi-killer called Vader appears. AU starting from TCW episode "Shadow Warrior." Inspired by Captain America 2: The Winter Soldier. Cover art by Shorelle on tumblr, with permission.

The worst ones are always about her. Those run his mind in slow motion, forcing him to relive even the most minute details of the days they were carefree and alive and happy, at least as much as they could be. He starts seeing flashes of vivid red hair and brilliant green eyes everywhere, and in his dreams, they're inescapable. - or, steve runs into natasha in the past

She'd counted the 750 steps down from the Temple. She'd said her goodbyes, and left Anakin standing below the great pillars. What more could the Force want from her? 'Everything' sums it up nicely. Waking 13 years in the past, Ahsoka faces a harsh reality. As events begin to unfold, she faces a ticking clock that times a galaxy's end. Plenty of Obi/Ahsoka/Ani/Qui bonding.

"Oh, my God," Bruce whispered. "That's right. He's coming, isn't he? Thanos." Dr. Strange glanced at Wong and the both of them looked lost. He shook his head. "I'm sorry, who?" Loki sighed and rubbed his aching head. These idiots really didn't know anything did they? "Well, it is just marvelous to be back on Earth." SPOILERS! AU where our favorite God has a bigger role in A:IW/E.

After the events of Order 66, Rex and Ahsoka find Obi-Wan and discover some unwanted answers.

After Loki's defeat and his fall from the portal, Tony starts preaching about a murderous purple titan out to get them in the depths of space. Wait. What? On the other side of the universe Nebula loses her cool approximately two seconds after laying eyes on Thanos and finds herself on a wild chase through the galaxy. Now, where exactly was that pathetic piece of rock Terra again?

After capturing Maul, Ahsoka calls Anakin. Things are falling apart, and Ahsoka doesn't want to admit it. [Set after S7e10, 'The Phantom Apprentice'.]

Ezra isn't the only one facing the temptation of change in the world between worlds. Just minutes after facing Vader, Ahsoka falls through a portal seventeen years into the past and must relive her final encounter with Anakin and Obi-Wan without altering the future. But Anakin Skywalker taught her many things. How to push her luck was one of them.

After the successful end of the war, the 501st and the 212th decide to bring their beloved generals and Ahsoka Tano out for a drink and a good night. Anakin drinks a little too much, Obi-Wan makes tea, and Ahsoka learns that she still has friends here. [basically, let's just pretend ROTS never happened, and after the war is over, everyone finally talks to each other.]

After Civil War, the fugitive and official Avengers face a painful past and an uncertain future. COMPLETE! Steve's recovery from the shooting leads to a final decision by the U.S. government on Bucky and Team Cap. The Epilogue shows our heroes' path from Infinity War and Endgame to Reconstruction. The Coda reveals how more time and reality-jumps affected the war against Thanos!

Right before Ahsoka leaves for Mandalore, Rex distracts Bo-Katan so she could give her family a proper goodbye. (There's hugging. We just needed our trio to hug.)

Anakin thinks that the only reason why Obi-Wan took him as a Padawan was because of a promise made to Qui-Gon. But little does he know of the sacrifices that Obi-Wan went through to keep him. Of his participation of an ancient Jedi tradition where Master and Knights fight for a right to train a Padawan. Overhearing the conversation, Yoda decides to set Anakin straight. AU, no slash

AU where T'Challa doesn't offer help following Civil War, and instead Team Cap go on the run together. For the prompt: "Tony expects them to all come crying back to him within the month. What he doesn't take into account is that this group was practically built for life on the run. Team Cap doesn't struggle in exile, they freaking ROCK it." (The UN is less than thrilled.)

In a split second decision, Loki saves Hela from Surtur rather than leaving her to die. The aftermath is both so much better and far worse than anyone could have predicted. (No slash, no smut). Brother & Sister, BigSisHela! Whump!

When Vanaheim requests aid dealing with a creature dubbed the Weeping Siren, Sif had never Loki capable of doing something so recklessly selfless. Then again, this whole fiasco has made her acutely aware of something: she, and the Warriors Three never really knew Loki.(AKA the Warriors Three and Sif realize they were wrong about Loki)(No slash, no smut) Pre-Thor

As the last embers begin to fade, one final lesson passes between Master and Padawan.

Mandalore is chaos. She makes her way deeper into the forest, without any idea of where she's going, without any help or guidance or answers from the Force, she lets go of Anakin Skywalker too.

Nick Fury and those who remain keep working to ensure HYDRA doesn't win. For Steve, that task is more difficult than it's ever been. A man back from the dead—one of the many HYDRA projects tossed away like trash when no longer useful, Steve Rogers gets chance after chance to thwart them at every possible turn. But they know his Achilles Heel: his partner, Natasha Romanoff—

Toward the end of the Clone Wars, Anakin Skywalker and company get a visitor from the future in the form of an older version of his former Padawan, Ahsoka Tano. That fact is strange enough, but her arrival sets off a chain of events that change the current trajectory of the future and begin to indicate that she's a lot more than she's telling them. AU.

With each of the original six going their separate ways, it's up to Sam Wilson, the new Captain America, to assemble a new team of heroes from across the globe. Alongside him are his two teammates Bucky Barnes, The White Wolf, and Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch, still recovering from the loss of Vision. The Avengers will rise again! Sequel to Homebound.

[ENDGAME SPOILERS!] Things had changed since Peter was last on the Benatar. It was his ship, but it wasn't his. Nor, he realized slowly, was his team. (No slash, no smut!)

Ten years after a failed mercy mission turned disaster, Hela is released from prison to learn her family was forced to seek asylum in the US. Struggling to adjust to normal life, deal with the disaster that is her family, and help her country, Hela's optimism for the future is waning. (Modern AU, still royalty) (No slash, no smut) BigSisHela!

[SPOILERS FOR FFH] (Including in the summary): "Peter grips at his hair. "Mysterio had—has?—them. CGI magic is cool and all, but get too pretentious with it and people will get suspicions, right? So who do you mimic it off of? People known in the public already. Mysterio has them."" Or: The four months Wanda, Dr. Strange, and Loki spent as fellow captives. (No slash/smut) One-Shot

The Odinsons' encounter with Hela goes awry when she doesn't arrive in time to stop a fight from breaking out between them. Now, with Hela trapped on Midgard, Thor must rely on help from old friends and new ones if he wants to defeat her before she can find a way off the planet. There's just one problem: will any of them be able to trust Loki? And more importantly... should they?

Years later, Loki still bears invisible scars of his experience (almost) dying at the hands of Thanos. Bad dreams haunt his sleep. (An epilogue of sorts to "Rapprochement".)

Short vignettes on how Fandral, Thor, Volstagg, and Hogun discover the possibility that Loki and Sif have feelings for each other.

She is alone in their apartment when the entire city goes black. [Sifki Week, day 4]

Sif is pretty sure she's died and has gone to Valhalla...aka Asgard has wonderful pain medication

What would she change if she could go back in time? Post-Endgame Loki/Sif

[ENDGAME SPOILERS!] Thor failed. He failed his family, his people, his friends, and drinking solves nothing. When the Avengers arrive to initiate their plan, they find a much different Thor. One who's only willing to agree on one condition: When they get the Tesseract, it will be on the Statesmen, and Thor will bring back Loki with him. (Fix-it) (No slash, no smut)

Most of the story takes place post- Civil War. Black Widow and Captain America have seen it all – apocalyptic battles, aliens, crumbling governments, flying cities – and they've survived. Going into hiding with two teenagers who possess super powers and probably suffer from PTSD? Natasha and Steve may have met their match.

Thor falls off the Bifrost instead of Loki. It changes nothing. (It changes everything) Or: After years spent with Thanos, Thor's mission gather the Infinity Stones is halted when a young man arrives claiming to be his brother. Thor knows better, though, he is a son of Thanos; and he's never heard of Asgard before. (No slash, no smut) (Two-shot!)

Sometimes, being a sister is even better than being a superhero. Sometimes, it's so much worse. [Or: Nine times Natasha said hi (or some variation thereof) to Wanda, and one time (technically two) Wanda said goodbye.]

On their way to defeat Thanos at a time before he had the chance to seize the infinity stones, Loki and Thor make an involuntary detour. Meeting his younger self is far more embarrassing for Loki than it has any right to be.

So Thor didn't prevent Ragnarok... He kind of caused it. Now headed for Earth to find refuge, Thor finds his footing as King and Valkyrie proves to be more than a warrior with a dark backstory. Through heartbreak and tragedy, they find themselves inexplicably and utterly paired. (Infinity War left me starved of Thorkyrie interaction and I decided I'm fixing that mess.)

(SPOILERS FOR ENDGAME) Thor had been living with the Asgardians of the Galaxy for months now, and things were finally back to normal—that is, until he found a certain little brother in possession of a certain blue stone. Suddenly, Thor wasn't so sure what normal was anymore. OR—2012 Loki somehow makes his way back to Thor.

Loki takes the Tesseract to Thanos immediately after Surtur, and doesn't leave the Titan's grasp. Thor is relieved, and horrified, when, some months later, the Guardians find his brother alive...but not whole. Thanos has twisted Loki's mind awfully, and Thor is left to put the broken pieces of his sibling back together. (One-shot) No slash, no smut!

Steve returns the Soul Stone.

"Hela wants revenge on Thanos," Loki says. "She brought me back to life so that we could travel back in time, to the day I invaded your planet, and stop him before he sets his plan in motion." [post-Infinity War/Endgame AU]

Obi-Wan could have turned them in. He could have ruined his brother's life sooner, exposing a forbidden marriage and illegal actions. But he was a hypocrite, preaching the Jedi Code when he had broken every rule himself. The only difference between him and Anakin? He kept everything a secret. AU

Takes place some time after Endgame. Thor's feeling a little nostalgic and asks to borrow the time machine. (I don't like what they did with Loki in Infinity War. This is my fix.)

"You know, if they find out he's here, they'll come for him." "Let them try." With three little words, King T'Challa of Wakanda offered his kingdom as a safe haven for Bucky Barnes, as well as the rogue Avengers. These are some of their adventures inside Wakanda. Set in the ChristyVerse, corresponding with "Tales from the River of Truth." Will likely remain a two-shot for now.

No summary. I don't want to spoil anything. This is just my fix-it. Part three of my Darkness series. AVENGERS BELONGS TO MARVEL STUDIOS.

Post-Endgame AU. Pepper has a gift for Thor, one he didn't even realize he needed.

After dying on the Statesman, it takes Loki a long time to get back to Thor. What he finds when he gets there is not what he expected. ENDGAME SPOILERS

Avengers Endgame AU. Sequel to Five Choices. Unbeknownst to Thor, Loki lived on past his death at Thanos's hands in Infinity War as a soul-flame - but the following five years prove hard on Thor and his brother, indeed. Spoilers for Endgame. Oneshot.

"I think I've broken your brother," Valkyrie said. And Thor's day goes from taxing to... unexpectedly poignant. Drinking, accidental hugging and Brodinsons bonding aboard the Statesman. Fluff and angst.

Fear is a powerful master. It bends and breaks people. Fear can make someone take drastic actions they otherwise wouldn't have considered. A year after the war with Thanos, well after things have settled, the U.N. calls a meeting requiring enhanced beings to gather together; not with the intent to help them co-exist, but to stop them. (No slash, no smut) Companion piece to "Append"

AU. "Time is like a river, my padawan. However, if one manages to go back they can create a new stream diverging off the main path." Qui-Gon told Obi-Wan. Tasked by the force itself, Obi-Wan Kenobi must travel to the past where he will share the same body with his younger counterpart. With one mission: stop the rise of the Galactic Empire.

In agreement to the treaty between Jotunheim and Asgard, Thor is raised on Jotunheim from a young age until the beginning of his adolescence. The Odin-Family deals with the fallout. (One-Shot) (No slash, no smut)

Exploration of what Thor and Loki's life would have been if Hela hadn't been banished. Series of 12 one-shots (12/12). Summaries inside. (No slash or smut, rated for violence in some chapters). Now cross-posted on A03!

He's not Aesir, not an Avenger, and certainly not Thor. Perhaps that means he's not enough to defeat Thanos. There's only one way to find out.

SPOILERS FOR THOR:RAGNAROK How will Midgardians react to seeing Loki? Will Thor be able to protect him? I own nothing.

When the Force decides it's had enough of Darth Vader and wants Anakin Skywalker back, it dumps his long-lost teenage son on his doorstep with an ultimatum: unless Vader renounces the Sith and turns back to the Light within three months, Luke will die.

Thor found a different way to deal with the Aether. As Loki rots in his cell, Hela is released and steered in the World-Walker's direction after failing to retrieve Heimdall's sword. But trying to heal the broken, possibly ex-supervillian so he can accomplish her objectives is going to take far more effort that Hela originally thought.(No slash or smut.) (Brother and sister)

After the death of Shmi, Obi Wan comes to the realization that Anakin desperately needs to vent his feelings and suggests that he keep a journal. Reluctantly, Anakin agrees, recording the dark thoughts that he could never openly say. After his fall, Obi Wan comes into possession of the journal and is determined to understand what happened and how he can bring him back.

Everyone else is gone. Ahsoka is alone. But she's still fighting, if only because she doesn't know how to do anything else. She just has nothing left to fight for. But the Force isn't done with her yet. NO ROMANCE. Just a lot of feels. Basically, it's just the original three episodes with Ahsoka.

Hera loves her baby, but the constant reminder of Kanan sometimes makes her heart ache.

On a scouting mission to Lothal to see if they could create a base, Ahsoka was not expecting to chase down a small boy who had stolen credits from her. And she certainly wasn't expecting that she would take him back to the base. {AU where Ahsoka finds young Ezra and raises him}

After a Separatist experiment goes wrong, three Siths are pulled from their alternate dimension and into Anakin, Ahsoka and Obi-Wan's world. When the Jedi Council strikes a deal with these eerily familiar Sith, ensuring they don't attack the Jedi and instead fight alongside them while they wait for their oppotunity to get home, Anakin truly thinks the whole galaxy has gone mad.

After the battle with Darth Vader Ahsoka went into exile. A new battle with her emotions has taken over, and when an old friend comes to her with a new task she begins a short journey to comes to terms with herself, and the death of her former master.

Sif has no problem with wanting the half-million to put Prince Loki Laufeyson out of someone else's way. Her problem is with other people trying to get him first. Or so she keeps telling herself. (Modern AU)