The fate of General Grievous could have been so different if only he'd learned the truth behind his extreme makeover. In this version of his career, spanning the events of the Clone Wars and ROTS, he does.

Story set immediately after the events of season 3's "Common Ground". Todd the Wraith is marooned on a barren rock by the Hive he hoped would rescue him. Can he finally escape the ghosts of his past? Todd whump? Oh yeah! Reviews please!

There are no heroes here, folks. No prophecies, no worlds hanging in the balance. Just an unlucky troll with a pirate hat, a schizophrenic metrosexual tauren, a cannibal orc hunted by his own pets, and a Forsaken cursed by the mother of all curses.

Moira. One shot. Finding herself denied of a restful sleep, the young former princess of Ironforge takes a walk.

There is an age-old trick to estabilish an alliance between two nations, promising lasting peace. However, one must be aware that a union between Horde and Alliance would cause quite a stir. And it does. What-if story, Jaina/Thrall.

...And then again...

Post-ROTF. On board the air craft carrier headed back to Diego Garcia, Sam has a slight mental breakdown.

It's three years later and Christopher has kept his promise. Wikus and Tania, reunited and blissfully happy, insist upon thanking him in their own very special, very human way. Prawns to the rescue plus silly smut and nothing but. You have been warned.

An AR story set three years after 'Common Ground'. Kolya is still alive but keeping a low profile; Sheppard has some sleepless nights and decides its time for action; Todd just decides its time for action; and they all have some challeging issues to face.

A paladin of the holy light learns from the example of two children that true friendship, along with other things, is blind. -Completed-

Kosh's POV on "Midnight on the Firing Line"

Now complete! Fourth and final in a series about the heroes who are not related to Jaina, have never met Thrall, and are never going to make the Lich King's To Do list. Rated for violence and thematic elements.

Third in a series about the heroes who may become great, but never famous. Not many will remember Veren Redmorning. Those who do will not soon forget. Rating for strong violence.

Second in a series about the heroes who never shake the world, because they're too busy trying to keep it from shaking them. It's not easy being a bandit chief, especially not in the infested city of Dalaran.

First in a series: Every hero isn't a Thrall or even an Arthas. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some fall into the category of none of the above. Here is the story of one such unlikely hero.

[Warcraft III] Spoilers for Arthas, undead and human campaigns. Set during the latter stages of the undead campaign. Possession of Frostmourne is a twoway street, as Arthas comes to discover.