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Tower of Immortals

Flora Carnivoris, Mage Extraordinaire, stuns the world (and herself,) with her dashing, darling, and dangerous antics. And also punches fascists.

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Tower of Immortals

An Anti-Hero's Origin

Becoming a Villain to save the world sounds like a joke, or an excuse a Villain would give during a Monologue, but for Eric Fontaine, it's the truth; his people are dying, and he needs to do something about it... but the best methods to revitalize a civilization require a lot of destruction.

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An Anti-Hero's Origin

Death comes from the Stars, and so do Elves.

Reyna hadn't considered that her first confirmation of Aliens would be waking up in an office and being told she was being transferred to a different 'department', from 'Mana Production' to 'Mana Harvesting', and from 'Planet 17' to 'Planet 8'. It was all very confusing, but not confusing enough for her to forget what her father always taught her, growing up: 'Take 'em for everything they got' and 'Always get it in Writing, Kid!'

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Death comes from the Stars, and so do Elves.

Stolen Magic

Wyatt D'Artagnan Junior has one goal in life: to rescue his favorite Aunt from the clutches of some extraterrestrial being that kidnapped her in a cloud of golden smoke. Little does he know, of course, that the being he's hunting is a Greater Deity, and the god of Magic itself, a Primordial Deity that predates most known life and controls the very Weave of Magic in the entire known multiverse. His quest gets quite a bit easier, suddenly, when he learns that his aunt, the celebrated matriarch of their family and the one who had built their small company in such a way as to provide for them all, has not only been reincarnated, but become something of a demagogue in the world she's been taken to; now, even beyond the grave, she's given him the opportunity to go give what-for to the deity who took her, and he's bound and determined to carry out his crazy little plan!!! One catch: if you want to use Magic to fight a God of Magic, you have to be pretty damned good at it... and you have to be able to cast it without Mana. Just slight bumps in the road for someone as smart as Wyatt Junior; of course, that's what he'd say if he was asked, even if it's totall bullsh-

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Stolen Magic

To Rebuild a Mageocracy

Magic: amazing, powerful, extravagant, mysterious necessary for the survival of the universe,... and ridiculously difficult to learn. Without a proper teacher, you could never even reach for the lowest hem of your own true Mage's Robe; that's the common knowledge of how Arcata, the once-great Mageocracy that ruled enough of the civilized world to call themselves the Dominant Political and Military Force on the Planet Nonith, came to be. With the decline of Mages, however, as the elder mages die out without any promising students, the memory and knowledge of magic became duller and duller with every passing generation, and the Ultimate Mageocracy itself faded alongside it. Muradin, Deity of Magic, finds themself running out of options, trying desperately to grip the fraying threads of their home dimension, delaying the inevitable as long as possible as they do the work of hundreds of thousands of mages, supplying the Mana that holds the dimension together... until one bronze-haired opportunity shows herself to them, and they find themselves in the unique position to perhaps fix everything, with only a small investment of time and energy to kick off the chain reaction... with a dose of some good old fashioned, ever-dependable, elitist mercantilism to fill in the gaps. Laura 'Morgana' D'Artagnan is a certified expert on all magics, from conjuration to artificing, enchanting, and even divine magic. Well, as far as the Arcana from Dungeons and Dragons is concerned, at least. After all, she makes and sells custom spell cards, monster cards, and custom Pre-made One-Shot Modules for dungeon masters all across the world, one hand-made batch and *edEx package at a time. To see one of them suddenly *work*, though, is the start of the craziest campaign that she's *ever* seen.

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To Rebuild a Mageocracy

Enchantress

Gina Chamberlain, (or, Candy, as she's known most nights,) has been doing her best to keep her family afloat, despite numerous setbacks; from her car breaking down on a lonely highway to her young son needing surgery within the next year in order to save his life, she's got plenty of problems that money could solve instantly, and is thusly a shark in every form of the word. Unbeknownst to her, her selfless yet persistent greed intrigues individuals far above her in terms of power, prestige, pedigree, and of course monetary wealth. When she's offered the rare opportunity to join the ranks of the Awakened, -a dangerous and exclusive group on the very shadiest edge of society dedicated to dubiously funded extra-dimensional bounty hunting that nevertheless is beyond lucrative,- she doesn't hesitate for even a moment to take the leap and secure her family's future, even though she realizes a few moments too late that she despises pointless violence, and has no real knowledge on the subject. Hopefully the class she receives from her mysterious benefactor is one she meshes well with, eh? Isaac Tomoi, on the other hand, is a Legacy of the Awakened; his family has been hunting monsters for generations, and the immense wealth that comes with such a trade has made their lives, as they would say it, 'somewhat comfortable'. Regardless, they are well-regarded and highly gifted Awakened, in a variety of fields, and their reach is no small, by any stretch of the imagination. Money, however, does not equal happiness, as Isaac is oh-so-sure of. Hopefully he doesn't get whiplash from the storm coming his way in high heels and a latex bunny suit.

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Enchantress

Rejected Apotheosis

<> An overworked and overtired worker falls for a devious little trap, chasing promised glory and finding only damning chains; can they climb out of the layman's purgatory, 'Debt', with their own two hands? Or will they crumble, and allow their children's souls to be used as payment?

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Rejected Apotheosis

Little Grey Men

Despite having succeeded in a lifelong dream, Vérité hasn't slowed down research in the slightest: this discovery could create new medicine, new surgery techniques, chemical alteration similar to the ancient concept of Alchemy, all possible, all at the edge of a fingertip... if only the whole world didn't go fucking insane the night it was achieved, and if only Vérité didn't wake up with odd new skin, surrounded by forest creatures, all crowned by the light of two moons.
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Little Grey Men

Mark of the Witch

Given the choice of Nine Marks, each with their own Alignment, and with real-time consequences due to Alignment, most would choose from the Good, Neutral, or Lawful choices; sheer self-preservation, after all, is important to most people. Tabitha, however, has always rather fancied the idea of being a Witch, and when given the choice, it doesn't even cross her mind to choose something different. Enter Consequences, clad in a Suit of Armor and a perpetual Grimace, sent to decide Tabitha's Fate, depending on an in-depth assessment of her personality. Of course, it doesn't really help her case for being a good person when she's actively trying to take over the world the whole time... so she's got her work cut out for her.
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Mark of the Witch

The Rising of the Grey Courts

One of the lucky(?) survivors of a supernatural apocalypse works quickly to use her newly earned abilities to reach two goals: Survive, and protect the few humans she managed to shelter during the Rise of the Grey Courts. In the shadows, however, wicked souls covet all she builds and grows.
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The Rising of the Grey Courts

A Curse of Competence

Most people would leap at the opportunity to be competent, to be useful, to be powerful or smart. Most people are idiots with no concept of the pressures and pitfalls of society thrust upon those with 'gifts' of any kind. Irene has always had some sort of Competence, be it in studies or in athletics, but she refuses to call it a 'gift', no matter how others see it; having the power to alter society in any meaningful way is precious, yes, but it is a burden before it is a boon. To be sent to a new world, a new society, and *still* be burdened with Overwhelming Competence... to her this is nothing more than a Curse.
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A Curse of Competence

The White Ghost of Hart's Cove

In the Shattered World, the leftovers of humanity have adapted to the encroachment of the Supernatural into their lives. Building new cities anywhere they can find peace, such as canals and plateau's, they and the supernatural beings that escaped to earth work to clear off the evils that followed, that which drove the majority of sentient life to either the Sky, and certain cities, raised up above the ground. One such surface dweller, a Halfling, works amongst the multiple Corps to fortify and protect his Home, the Ravine City of Hart's Cove. Life is dangerous, but remarkably fulfilling. Now, if only he didn't have that pesky Roc following him around...
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The White Ghost of Hart's Cove

The Monster Mage

Victoria Holborn has a shadow looming over her head. She was born with it. It's been there all her life, and it's never gotten any easier to get rid of. With a Blessed Healer for a Mother, and a Blessed Craftsman for the other Mother, the first child actually Born on the Half-Mountain, She's expected to be Amazing. Always. Extraordinary, Grand, Awesome, Powerful, that and more is expected of her. But she's not a 'Blessed' anything. Victoria is simply seen as a young woman with a knack for crafting Magic Items and Magic Crystal Relics like her uncle James, though her real talent is the War Magic her aunt Medea teaches her when her mothers aren't looking. And, like all young women when told she CAN'T do something, not only is she going to DO IT, she is going to be the VERY BEST at it.
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The Monster Mage

A Kindled Forge (A Man Made of Glass, Book 2)

The Crystal Priests object most heavily to Finnegan's Plans of expanding Glass as an Art Form throughout the three known continents and the uncountable islands in the dozens of archipelagos between, doing everything in their power to disrupt distribution and turn public opinion against him... though the Image Finn has cultivated, that of a philanthropist who founded an entire guild based around healing people and teaching others how to heal more efficiently, is a tough nut to crack. On another Continent, a Sleeping Giant awakens, and the peaceful free-trade based balance of the world begins to tilt ever so slowly away from Finn's Favor...
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A Kindled Forge (A Man Made of Glass, Book 2)

Luck be Damned

Being given a chance to go to a different world doesn't happen often, (or ever, really,) so Alice isn't stupid enough to say no. Despite her relatively good life laid out ahead of her, (heir to a quite profitable mercantile family business, with one younger brother,) the promise of magic is too enticing. After all, no amount of money can buy you a Unicorn, you know?
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Luck be Damned

The Forge of Kings (A Man Made of Glass, Book 1)

When Finnegan's Soul was plucked from the burning wreckage of his home in 1890's England and reborn in another Realm, he expected life to not be too frightfully different. He was still a Smith's Son, and though people looked a bit different, they spoke the same language as he, and their town didn't seem that different from his, so it shouldn't have been too terribly difficult to adjust! Until Magic got involved, that is. Through some odd coincidences and somewhat-helpful misunderstandings, Finnegan stumbles his way through life and adjusts to the new way of things, searching for the one thing that'll make everything alright, and make it all make sense again: Glass.
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The Forge of Kings (A Man Made of Glass, Book 1)

Moving Mountains

Waking up in a mysterious room, in a forest I didn't recognize, after I was sure I was dead, was deeply disturbing. But it was when the first monster attacked me, that was when I realized... I was well and truly fucked. - The skills I'd had during my life were translated here as literal Skills, which were apparently the system of 'Magic' in this place, or something close to that. They could be learned, and they could be given, making this world even more different than I'd expected. But one big thing hadn't changed at all: In this Place, Rich people had the best stuff, which included skills, and they weren't shy about taking what they wanted from others.
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Moving Mountains

Give me Back my Isekai!!!

Being given free reign to create a 'Character' with which to enter a New World is pretty much a Dream-Come-True for Miki; what self-respecting nerd wouldn't leap at the opportunity to go to a world of Dragons and Swords and Magic?!? Only, reality is often disappointing, regardless of what reality you're in... With Dragons and Vampires abound and a country on the brink of war, Miki has to make a series of serious decisions for what she plans on doing here in this new world.
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Give me Back my Isekai!!!

The Alchemist at Hell's Gates

The Alchemist is considered the most useless of all the 5 classes offered in the Virtual World of 'Hell's Gates'(Warrior, Archer, Mage, Cleric, and Alchemist). Having little to no Combat Skills, and relying on real-world Chemistry Knowledge (a Lost art of sorts,) to make anything more than the most basic potions, they are very rarely seen past the first or second level, because most people change their class after seeing its uselessness. Still, this class allows Sam to spread her literal and proverbial wings as a Chemist and Inventor in a world where such a skill set is actually very valuable! Of course, with the rarity and value of their skills comes a plethora of problems, and most don't last very long at all, but Sam is determined, damn it! Hopefully, being stubborn and lucky in equal portions will be enough to survive and thrive in the world of Hell's Gates? (((Complete!!! Perhaps there'll be a Book Two if this gets enough attention???)))
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The Alchemist at Hell's Gates

Seeing Is Believing

Zenobia Ålbåhth is an intelligent (and quite famously excitable,) up-and-coming Physicist with a professional interest and focus on currently-unexplained events; in other words, she describes how unexplained events work, though her understanding of physics, or she finds out how they work, then explains them. From the Bermuda Triangle to the Drowning Sands, her name is synonymous with two things: Progress and Annoyance. (She is *Quite*. *Famously*. *Excitable*.) Had Assam never met a Demon in their life, they would have been a happy person. Sure, humans were just as crazy and unpredictable, and sure, humans had the same capacities for Evil, but Humans were preferable, because most Humans didn't have *Magic*. Magic was the single-most irritating thing in any Demon-Hunter's line of work; more than the humans who didn't appreciate them, more than the lack of Family, (demon-hunting didn't exactly lend itself to settling down for a cozy life,) it was a Thorn in every single Side it could find. Magic, (specifically the Demonic Variety, not the watered-down, pathetic version that Demon-Hunters and Mages used,) was unpredictable, as it exacted prices that were not always understood... and sometimes those prices included turning entire Cities, along with their citizenry, to Dust.
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Seeing Is Believing

A Demon's Heart

Being Summoned against his will to another realm with his sickly younger sister and a bunch of people from a bus he was riding wasn't really what Xi Long was hoping for when he wished to be 'anywhere but here', but maybe it's the universe's way of saying 'be careful what you wish for'. Forced to fight against demons and humans alike to keep his new family safe, he discovers a wild, intense, savage instinct inside of himself, that seems to match the various destructive thoughts he's had his entire life, but, like any sane person, an instinct he's never humored before. Soon, he'll understand what separates Humans and Demons, and maybe halt the war once and for all, either by defeating the Demon King... or something else entirely.
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A Demon's Heart

A Prison in the Woods

Hagen's life was a series of ridiculous accusations, punishments, and eventual absolutions. He had never really done anything wrong, (except be mildly irritating, due to his pessimistic nature, which was not unfounded, and his ridiculous amount of insight into people's thoughts and emotions,) but he was the perfect Patsy. No one knew him, as he kept to himself, and those who knew of him thought of him as a quiet, private man who did not speak often; when he did speak, it was usually something incredibly insightful, to the irritation or chagrin or downright shame of whom he spoke. Mercy and Shame were emotions he lacked, and his insights often made others either jealous or paranoid of him, that he might reveal their deceits and falsehoods, and thus the endless stream of False Accusations that were eventually proven to be erroneous, though usually only after a good portion of the punishments for whatever crimes he'd allegedly committed. This time, however, he faces a Court that does not deal in Half Measures. There are no Prisons in the Woods.
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A Prison in the Woods

Lost in Transit

Theodora was always the rough and tumble sort, to her father's chagrin, and being raised under the same roof as anywhere from six to eleven foster brothers at any given point certainly didn't do her any favors in that arena, but at the very least, she learned a healthy respect for Nature, and a perhaps unhealthy amount of Pride. But growing up has plenty of unforeseen side effects, like the removal of Naïvety, one harsh experience at a time, and the breaking of Pride, one failure at a time. In a way, getting lost was probably the best thing to ever happen to her.
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Lost in Transit

A New... Hero?

Ophelia Jameson has had it rough. Being born eighth in line, the half-Japanese child of a hooker in Manila, then adopted out to a Military couple and brought to the United States just before the start of the second world war, just when the Asians of America are gathered up and placed in 'internment camps', then finding out he was Queer, publicly; punch after punch has knocked him down, again and again, but he survived it all. Finding peace in Japan, of all places, he works as a businessman who grows a large, very profitable metallurgical company from nothing, creating metals and using them to make amazingly sharp knives and traditional swords, as well as clockwork parts that don't rust or break easily; with this as his calling in life, he lives out his days with his wonderful wife and a veritable army of adopted queer children from America or Germany who just needed loving homes. He is very old, now, and happy with his lot. Still, it's quite unexpected to be walking home from visiting your wife's grave, and instead step into a room full of weird cultists.
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A New... Hero?

Lucky Prodigy

In the event of death, there is a 1:10,000 chance that you will reincarnate in a world not your own and Retain your Ego; that is, your memories and Mental Self. In that chance, there is a 1:10,000 chance that you will be given some sort of ability; the basic types are skills, or maybe talent, and these are called Classes, such as the famous 'Hero' to the infamous 'Maou' or 'Demon King'. Then, there's... well, then there's James. James is an idiot savant, essentially, and so, thinking it's a dream and that he'll wake up soon anyway, he chooses 'nothing'. He simply refuses to choose, and sits around in the Spirit Realm, meditating, for 100,000 years; in this way, he develops his own skills, instead of accepting one from the Gods. Now, there's no going back. After all, I didn't say his luck was 'Good' Luck, Did I?
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Lucky Prodigy

Common Decency

The answer to 'what comes after death' is rather surprising, to James Vitara, a Mixed French and Scottish Skald and surgeon-professor who died in the Batteries of Sebastopol, in the Crimean War. He is given a choice, and a relatively easy one; to leave his country behind, and travel to different realms as a vassal to the being that decides his fate, or to remain and haunt the area of his death as a ghost.
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Common Decency

Right Place, Right Time

Luck has always been something of a strong suit for Benjamin Cooper. Little things, mostly; finding a lost item just in time for its rare, intended use, just barely skirting around a summer monsoon, dodging a musket ball by a hair's breadth, or having the exact amount of forgotten coinage in his pockets to pay a tax collector: standard, in Ben's experience. Today, though, things are going badly. Very, badly. - Reginald Birchwood is the son of a man who is the Cardinal of a religious order of healers, in public, and a very accomplished order of supernatural predators, in the dark. He does not believe in luck, and does not feel he needs it, not in *any* conceivable situation. Until he meets Ben Cooper, an ordinary 'Salt', and *extra*ordinary *idiot*, bumbling about blindly in the dark with a Demon on his shoulder and no fear of what Reginald knows for certain lurks in the shadows, and yet he is *somehow* still alive, and *happy* about it!
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Right Place, Right Time

False Nomad

The second part of Erinyes' plan to destroy the enemies of the Justice League, and create a Utopia that represents all that could be, instead of what is. Betrayal, after all, requires an alliance.
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False Nomad

UnMasked Nomad

Ειρήνη, Eerinhe, or Erin, no matter how you say her name, it's not exactly accurate. Erin has spent the past 10 years dominating the Theoretical Physics Field, all around the world, as well as being an accomplished writer of various different long-running fantasy series'. Yet, Of the various things in her life, she most prizes her in-depth, complete knowledge of all the different aspects of the greater Sciences and Mathematics, as well as the obvious intersection of the two, Physics. Then she gets a surprise: Other Universes, each with their own laws of physics, almost all of which are entirely removed from what she knows. - Heavy DC Influence, obvi, as well as some other stuff, maybe. I don't know. I don't do fan fictions often, but this one has been rattling around in my head, getting in the way of my creative process with my other books, and I figured it would be best to just write it and see how it went.
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UnMasked Nomad

The Spirit Wars

In a Semi-Modern realm of enforced peace and economic prosperity, certain things are the same, and of course, certain things are different. Amongst countries, conflict is no longer decided by soldiers and armies, but rather lone warriors, competing in duels for the honor and progress of their nations. In addition, rogue states may gain independence or prominence amongst the Great Nations through these Grand Duels. The nature of the Grand Duels would be considered the greatest difference, of course; the contestants compete in martial arts, given supernatural gifts by Guardian Spirits that represent the lands they live upon, and their power is decided by the strength of those living upon them, and their size.
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The Spirit Wars

Scorched Campaign

Having an understanding of how they came to be in the realm of Vanaheim doesn't necessarily mean that leaving is an option... some spells just aren't meant to be cast, after all. The second Adventure of the Campaign begins, and the Dungeon Master Laughs.
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Scorched Campaign

And Then There Were Five

The last Five Ogres with the ability to procreate move to a large city, so as to find suitable mates, and also to live a normal life. Easy, right?
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And Then There Were Five

The Crucible Campaign

Gods, Ethereal as they are, reproduce exactly the same way as their frail corporeal counterparts, though with a few small differences. What is to humans an innocuous, repetitive, constantly occurring event, is to gods the single-most rare Cosmic Alignment of Fate and Order that can happen. That is to say, a god's Death is far more Common than a god's Birth. When a god is born, their niche, or Purview, of mortal life that they will command is decided, and for a period of a few decades, they feel the need to 'stretch their wings'. This story begins when a god of Games is born, to the Norse god Loki and another, ironic god, Ullr the Allfather, the god of the Hunt, who was the original Norse god of Games. - Caroline Skøll, a gargantuan farm-fed Texan Woman of 50 year's Young, proud mother of her children, (the Twins, as well as her many dozens of adopted or fostered children from around the world) who makes her living as a farmer and a Blacksmith, and has done so for 10 years, ever since she was 'retired' from her position as BUDS Training Command-Master-Chief Smythesson, after 23 long years of service. Teagan Skøll, House-husband of 30 years, a Professor of Chemistry from Sweden, has two daughters, whom he is very proud of, and who, interchangeably with their younger siblings, he takes with him on his many 'adventures', (or guest-lectures in other countries.) Thomas Skøll, female, 26, built exactly like her mother, at 6'8", named in the hope of at least one male twin, but mother was too stubborn to change it afterwards, currently following in her mother's footsteps as Blacksmith's Apprentice, and saving for Biochem School. Cassidy Skøll, female, 26, Identical to (Younger by twelve minutes)Sister, served 8 years in USN as a Navy Seal EOD/Commander of the Team based in Cairo, and was Honorably Discharged after an IED in Northern Egypt took her Legs and Right Hand.
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The Crucible Campaign

The Letter Of The Law

Ancient Sorcerers were giant bags of Dicks. No really, hear me out: in what we call the 'Age of Solomon', (10,000-5,000 BC,) a group of Ancient Sorcerers tries to conquer death; Manages It!!! But of course there's a catch, because... honestly, Ancient Sorcerers always left little loopholes in their contracts that Demons and Eldritch Forces exploited. A friend of mine once said that they just needed better Lawyers, but they were too busy actually burning all the lawyers back then, instead of the witches. Anyway! They managed to fuck up royally, and while that's all interesting and stuff, we like to just fast forward to the present!!! And now you've got Demons roaming the streets at night, and also the Death-Aligned hunters killing them all, in a never-ending battle for the fate of the world! Just peachy! Unless you're one of the people who get caught up in it all as 'Collateral Damage'.
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The Letter Of The Law

TinkerToy Mage

Magic: a common ability, in The Radiant Isles, the advanced society of light and knowledge, and Home of the Elves, and most Humans; but not so in Ulfavir, The Deep, the Lands of darkness and chaos, Home of... everything else. Magic: personal in nature, unique to a point, though usually identifiable and trainable; until It's simply... not. Magic: all-powerful, industrious, intricate, and challenging; and also flawed, full of weaknesses, chaotic, over complicated, uncontrollable, and dangerous. That's all magic really is, after all... semantics, and two sides to a coin that decides the fate of the world, every day.
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TinkerToy Mage

Rune Magic

James Parthenos is a Seasoned Mage, now, and he's ready to get into the Big Leagues- that is, the Upper Tier of Magic, which only one Mage has ever reached before, the infamous Merlin. No big deal.
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Rune Magic

Lion of Gold

A Crashed Plane and a Derailed Train ruin two people's lives forever, but perhaps give them the chance for a new one. Whether or not it's better... well, who knows?
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Lion of Gold

Homeward Bound

Accidentally summoned from his home realm (a Hyper-advanced modern world,) a physicist and inventor does her best to survive in a hostile environment, and to get home before her time is finally up. Meanwhile, members of her family fight to bring her home safely, even though they don't yet know where she was taken.
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Homeward Bound

Blood Magic

Confronted by the surprise knowledge of a teenage son, a Bachelor Mage agrees to take the boy in for a summer, while his mother is in the hospital, recovering from a mysterious wound. Searching for clues together in the Dark Realms might just be the best kind of wholesome family bonding activity they need to grow closer, and make up for lost time.
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Blood Magic

The Ring of Iron

Sentenced to death, young Celtic Blacksmith Carreg y Torrodd y Môr, known simply as 'Todd' to most, is at peace with his decision to take the fall for the Death of a Prince. Determined to face his imminent death like a True Warrior, he is entirely surprised to find a familiar face amongst the judges. A face he had almost forgotten, long ago. His mother's Face.
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The Ring of Iron

�������� - by Wordsmith-Rain

Tower of Immortals

An Anti-Hero's Origin

Death comes from the Stars, and so do Elves.

Stolen Magic

To Rebuild a Mageocracy

Enchantress

Rejected Apotheosis

Little Grey Men

Mark of the Witch

The Rising of the Grey Courts

A Curse of Competence

The White Ghost of Hart's Cove

The Monster Mage

A Kindled Forge (A Man Made of Glass, Book 2)

Luck be Damned

The Forge of Kings (A Man Made of Glass, Book 1)

Moving Mountains

Give me Back my Isekai!!!

The Alchemist at Hell's Gates

Seeing Is Believing

A Demon's Heart

A Prison in the Woods

Lost in Transit

A New... Hero?

Lucky Prodigy

Common Decency

Right Place, Right Time

False Nomad

UnMasked Nomad

The Spirit Wars

Scorched Campaign

And Then There Were Five

The Crucible Campaign

The Letter Of The Law

TinkerToy Mage

Rune Magic

Lion of Gold

Homeward Bound

Blood Magic

The Ring of Iron

�� - by Wordsmith-Rain