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August St. Silver

Justice League–Avengers Hero University

Accepted into the world’s most prestigious superhero university, Y/N discovers college is just as chaotic with heroes—classes, friendships, romance, and saving the day between midterms.

Chronicles of the Great Journey

Four months into the Clone Wars, Jedi Knight Y/N and the Republic’s elite 117th Division answer a distress signal from the farming world of Harvest. Expecting a routine Separatist attack, they instead discover an abandoned city, strange alien footprints, and weapons unlike anything in Republic records. Moments later, the sky fractures as an unknown empire emerges from the depths of the Unknown Regions. The Covenant has arrived. As a new galactic war erupts, {y/n} is drawn into a conflict older than the Republic itself. Ancient Forerunner ruins, forgotten Flood secrets, and long-buried truths about the Force begin to surface, forcing Jedi, clones, and even Covenant warriors to question everything they believe. With the fate of the galaxy hanging in the balance, enemies may become allies, faith may become a weapon, and the greatest threat may not be the one descending from the stars—but the one waiting beneath them.

My Hero Academia: Wrong side of the Symbol

All For One was supposed to lose. Cornered, broken, and facing the end of everything he’d built, the Demon Lord revealed one final stolen Quirk: the power to reshape reality itself. His final wish was simple. A world where evil wins. Reality obliged. Somewhere beyond the shattered boundaries of his world, another Earth was born—a perfect moral inversion of the one he knew. Here, villains became heroes, heroes became monsters, and the greatest symbols of hope became the very things people feared. All Might is the Symbol of Fear. Izuku Midoriya is his chosen successor. One For All is the most dangerous villainous legacy in history. And standing against them are the legendary hero All For One and his successor, Tomura Shigaraki. Then there’s Y/N. Whether born into this twisted reality or thrown into it from somewhere else, Y/N is about to discover that everything familiar about My Hero Academia still exists. The same faces. The same powers. The same dreams. Just on the wrong side of the symbol.

Bronze Age RPG

You and your tribe have recently discovered agriculture and have recently settled from hunter gatherers to settled people. Your tribe finds themselves in a world of magic, mystical creatures, and epic landscapes. You also find that you aren’t the only settled tribe, as you discover fantasy races who are also starting their journey in this world. Though you discover that there are some who’ve become larger than the single town like yours.

Before The Black Sun

Sixteen years ago, Y/N’s father died in an incident that helped ignite the Great War. Two years after the war’s end, Y/N is still searching for answers, scraping together fragments of information while working alongside a ramshackle mercenary gang. It’s hardly exciting work, but it’s the closest they’ve ever come to uncovering the truth. Then the Morizo family offers the gang a repossession contract at an abandoned military installation in the mountains north of Shelthan. The very same installation where their father died. What begins as a routine recovery mission quickly unravels when the team discovers evidence of forbidden rituals, a hidden passage, and the ruins of an ancient dwarven city long believed lost to history. Beneath the mountain, something has survived. Something has changed. And the streets are crawling with horrors that should never have existed. Worse still, their target lies within a tower at the city’s heart, where an artificial sun burns over the ruins. The deeper the team ventures, the more the mission begins to resemble the incident that started a war. And for Y/N, the answers they’ve spent sixteen years chasing may be far more terrible than the truth they were promised.