Fate and the Iron Tiger

An Exalted Tale by Dr. Bender

Tetsu, an itinerant con artist, can't believe his luck when a chance encounter lands him with more wealth than he knows what to do with. Little does he know that his luck will draw him into a diabolical plot to unweave the Loom of Fate!

This story takes place in the world of Exalted as presented in the roleplaying game of the same name by White Wolf. Prior knowledge of this universe is not required.

Staying connected is a lot easier than letting go.

Elemental Awakening: Fire

By Blackout

This is a new storyline I had in the back of my mind for a while I started writing it and continued until I decided to post this first chapter. Hope you enjoy!

Kyle Thorn loved the out doors and the Grand Canyon. Little did he know he was chosen for something greater. A destiny he could not run from. The future may be unclear but if he does nothing the world will surely fall into Chaos!

Transplanetary by Cleo Kraft: Gems of Ordon

Some treasures are hard to find, and harder to hold onto.

The following blog entries are all related to Abigail Drew's efforts at sharing the stories of the characters who come to her for release to the world. Also any other writing efforts, in the case of the few milieu driven stories she may write. Further included is a file on Abigail's personal diary.

This story is set in a world where gender roles are a bit different than in our world. I had originally only planned on doing one story, but I began wondering about the background of the story, and started coming up with ideas that eventually led to an expanded story. While I'm sure there's been plenty of stories where roles have been reversed, I hope my story will be different enough to make this an interesting and pleasant reading experience.

Allen wasn't your normal 13 year old... He had a girl living within him, one that was looking for the perfect time to come out to play.

She finally found the right time.

The Inheritance

New Beginnings

Richard's Way
by Jennifer Christine

Falling . . .

They say your life passes before your eyes just before you die. No one ever says who “they” are, of course, and I always scoffed at it, until it happened to me.