Join Lysanias as he leaves his world for the wider multiverse, following in Susan's footsteps and going on to fight the forces of darkness whenever he finds it.

A series of diaries from the monsterverse, a world like ours but with monsters running around too. There's a dwarf that thinks he's Tony Stark, a blind troll ninja that has to save the world and keep a human swept up into whole thing safe, and the alternate life of Jesse Faden, reimagining the Control story into this universe.

As Dean Chesterfield is growing up, he believes he is just another ordinary kid an an ordinary world. Both of these assumptions are wrong. On his 14th birthday, Dean learns two things. One, that his parents vanished under very mysterious circumstances, and no one is sure where they are. Two, that the world is not as ordinary as it seems. Demons, angels, and other powers walk the world, unseen by normal eyes. But even as he despairs of ever seeing his parents again, his foster father reveals that he has powers too! There's only one place on Earth he can learn to use these gifts: Demongate High Join Dean and his friends Yasui, Christina, and Osman, as they discover the power within themselves. But will only a year of training be enough to rescue Dean's parents from captivity? It's going to have to be.

Return with Dean and his friends to their second year of Demongate High, the only supernatural school on Earth. There are new talismans to make, new powers to explore, and evils, thought defeated, that may yet have their way. As a totally new power is discovered within certain individuals, strange things start happening around the school. Dreams of events long past start to surface as if they could come true in the future, but that's impossible, isn't it? Does this new power pose a danger to the very world? Osman thinks so, because if what he sees gets worse, Heaven itself might start bleeding into our world. But how can it be cut off, when it seems to stem directly from the All-Father? What's worse, Dean, Yasui, and Christina find out Seers can't tell their fortune. Does it have something to do with those people they don't know who recognized them last year? What exactly happened to them in the past? And what does it mean for their futures?

A mysterious visitor from the stars approaches Earth, wondering what mysteries this new world he has discovered has in store. He has found the world of Demongate High, where the supernatural is around every corner. As Dean and his friends struggle with Dreamers and making sure the past plays out as everyone remembers, another group of children is getting powers under mysterious circumstances. This is the start of their adventures. Join Elizabeth, Matt, and Sam as the ordinary town of Rochester, NY becomes a battleground. When half the kids in the 8th grade class at Bay Trail suddenly get powers, they must all choose who to trust- Trouble is, every group they meet says the others cannot be trusted.

Dean Chesterfield, having just finished his second year at the only supernatural high school on Earth, figures he might have a few days to relax before summer classes begin. He does not expect to see the principal of the school on his doorstep, a young Elizabeth in tow. His request: work out a plan to get her powers back! As school begins, Dean puts his plan to start helping his fellow students into action, forming the Helping People Club. It seems the students of Demongate High have more problems then even he thought was possible. Naturally, Dean has some problems of his own. Elizabeth is hanging around, and she seems to have a crush on him, much to the dismay of Yasui. Chaos is growing in the world, making things go bananas all over the Earth. And to top it all off, he starts hearing a voice, which calls itself Order, which begs to be found before it's too late. Too late being the destruction of the school by nuclear missile, stolen by demons and primed to fire!

Return once again to Demongate High, the only supernatural high school on Earth. If you went there for three years, then were forced to attend a regular high school, where no one had powers, you would be depressed too. Dean certainly is. He's the "new kid" in his senior year, and all his friends are elsewhere in the world because they can't go to school on the island anymore. But the supernatural world is everywhere, and as chaos grows, more and more improbable things start happening. Join Dean and his friends as they discover that source of chaos and try to restore balance before it's too late. If the guy who runs the Foundation will let him, that is. Martin DeVille is none to pleased with Dean, who keeps making talismans for his friends. After all, he is the greatest talisman maker on Earth, and he's still just a kid. His creations are much more powerful then they have a right to be, and that makes the Foundation just a little bit nervous. After all, what if he decides to take over?

Ericka Chesterfield, first daughter of Dean and Yasui Chesterfield, is about to open her new office. She's Rochester, New York's only psychic detective, and her partner, Pretzel the imp, is ready to help. Set in 2039, cars drive themselves, computer monitors slip over the eyes, and the Foundation is more paranoid then ever that regular people will learn about the supernatural. Things go a bit wrong on her first day. Oversleeping because Pretzel messed with her alarm is bad enough. But that pales when she finds that dead man in her office. Her locked office. That no one saw him enter. But even worse than that? There's only one suspect in the murder. Her.

Take the Paragon rules from Tremorworks. Add a gun toting cyborg, a fairy, a young girl who's a martial arts enthusiast and a guy with psychic powers. Place them in a world where they know they are characters in a game like world. A world populated by dragons, AI constructs, magic, and possibly a mermaid or two. Stir. This is the result. Jake, Clayton, Jaden and Rose Petal find that, for about the last hundred years or so, someone has been quietly abducting PCs around the world for unknown reasons. They have to find out who, and put a stop to it, because it seems they are next on the list to disappear. You are The Observer, brought by The Narrator to experience the story and make the character's existence possible. Inside this book you'll find a little humor, a little romance, a little gunplay, and a whole lot of adventure.

As with many things in the Potterverse, the closer you look at Legacy the less sense it makes. This story aims to fix that, firstly by making sure the protagonist is not a merciless killer roaming the landscape for new scarves or wand handles, but secondly to answer the question, if this story wasn't a video game, how could it have been presented in a logical way? Let's find out.

Let us power on our NES, and hit "new game." The pieces are thus set. But the world of Dragon Warrior is a strange one, if you think about it logically. Let us explore this world, and what might really happen in it, together.

I was dead, there was no getting over it. But that didn't mean my life was over. There were 500 of us, stuck between The Good Place and The Bad Place. We had an infinite, empty field, a warehouse full of every raw material known to man (and some that were not), construction equipment, and a library full of books on how to build just about anything. Oh, and magic, don't forgot the magic. We had to start over, to prove that not all people needed to go to The Bad Place just because they were not good enough to get into The Good Place. No pressure, right?

Oh that fifth generation, am I right? Even Sunny agrees her world is awful, what with most being dead, and all that. No dragons, no griffons, no yacks, no cows, no deer, just a few small pony settlements and everypony basically hates everypony else. What's a newly empowered earth pony who just found a book with a time travel spell in it to do? Go back, of course, and save the future.

An isekai story about a pure soul that is allowed the choice of Heaven or going "sideways" to another world. Set in a not quite Pyre setting but using mostly Paragon rules, our heroine spends her first week in the new world but some other kid actually saves the kingdom? What kind of story is that?