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Good Omens: Crow/Anthony (Crowley), Azra (Aziraphale), Serafina (a horse), Michael (OC?), Gabriel, Hastur, Belz (Beelzebub), Ligur, Dagon, Tracy, Anathema, misc characters 31 chapters; 216,546 words. ~ The Kingdoms of Empyrion and the Sorcerers of Apollyon have hated each other for hundreds of years, ever since the Great War. They do not interact, other than to occasionally try to kill one another. And they certainly do not make friends.Crow is an exhausted sorcerer who just wants everyone to leave him the hell alone: for the Sorcerer’s Council to stop harassing him to live up to his potential, and for wannabe Empyrion Heroes to stop attacking his tower to try and kill him. Until one day when he meets Prince Azra of the High Fells, who doesn’t behave anything like he’s supposed to… ~ Warning: illustrated, sex, food, (sometimes excessive) alcohol, frequent violence/murder, blood/injuries/unconsciousness/serious head wounds, fire, abduction, past! parent death, possible trichotillania trigger, minor character death, various excrements/bodily functions, disgusting/horrible hypotheticals, unsanitary/unsafe settings/pests, abusive family, mentioned decapitation/animal cruelty/insect death, some body/size thoughts/shaming, ableist language, discussion of age differences/arranged marriages/(hypothetical) incest, pressure to have kids, (indirect) ass-to-mouth, plant threatening ~ Podfic Available - SkyAsimaru

Good Omens: Aziraphale, Crowley, Anathema, Adam (Young), Warlock, Pepper, Wensleydale, Brian, Gabriel, misc characters 10 chapters; 34,724 words. ~ Prince Aziraphale, the night before he is to enter a loveless marriage, decides to take his fate into his own hands. Nearby, a notorious pirate captain receives a letter. ~ Warning: food, alcohol, (false) child death mention, arranged marriage, weapons and threats, morbid discussion and metaphor, secondary character death, non-graphic vomit, kidnapping, weaponized sexism/misgendering, cuts and scrapes, ambiguous/switching POV, fade-to-black non-graphic sex scene,

Good Omens: Crowley, Aziraphale, Newt, Madame Tracy, Shadwell, misc characters 3 chapters; 17,282 words. ~ Disgruntled newscaster Anthony Crowley is forced to cover the annual Tadfield Cheese Rolling Festival...again. Only this year he's accompanied by a new producer who he can't seem to get his mind off of even though he's swiftly realizing he has far bigger problems. Namely, the fact that the Tadfield Cheese Rolling Festival refuses to end. ~ Warning: food, alcohol, bodily injury, brief violence and blood, non-consensual kiss, non-graphic discussion of sex, mentions of attempted self harm, multiple (temporary!) main character deaths/multiple methods/described suicides,

Good Omens/D&D: Crowley, Aziraphale, Bentley (dragon), misc characters 8 chapters; 21,336 words. ~ The general consensus among most spellcasters and everyday people among the magic of a basic fantasy setting are that if a creature is designated a “fiend,” they are, in most cases, up to no good and not worth the risk. Of course, the general consensus among most spellcasters and everyday people also agree that a monarch is automatically worthy of being trusted blindly, so most “general consensus” opinions are really worth a grain of salt, depending on who you ask. The truth is that the concept of morality is hardly “clear cut.” Morality alignment is really just another black and white way of sorting people, but just cut up into smaller bits to appease those who thought the whole “either good or evil” concept was shit. ~ Warning: fighting/battle, (temporary) animal death, mentions of past broken bones and falling, (past!) crippling injury, (past!) violent assault, fire, volcanos and explosions,

Good Omens/Labyrinth: Aziraphale, Crowley, Adam Young, Madame Tracy, Mary Loquacious, Seargent Shadwell, Newton Pulsifer, Mr. Young, Mrs. Young, Eric (the boyband demon), misc characters 18 chapters; 20,778 words. ~ In which Crowley, a goblin king, attempts to steal the child Adam Young from the hands of his guardian. Unfortunately, his guardian at his particular moment happens to be his fairy godfather, Aziraphale. Aziraphale must now solve the Labyrinth of the goblin king in order to take back his godson, and he must do that while avoiding the temptations of the wily and handsome goblin king himself as he does. ~ Warning: abandonment, alcohol mention,

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Good Omens: Aziraphale, Crowley Single chapter; 3,342 words. ~ They say that you shouldn't go into the forest on the shortest night of the year. But Aziraphale needs a favour from the deep and ancient woods. ~ Warning: nsfw, food/alcohol, sorta body-horror adjacent, sex as a contract (consensual) ~ Podfic Available - Djapchan

Good Omens: Aziraphale, Crowley, Anathema, misc characters 16 chapters; 33,499 words. ~ Retired librarian Aziraphale moves into a small, isolated cottage deep in the forest with a strange history. He soon realises he's not alone in the woods; a presence watches him. But as he begins to befriend the stranger that lurks in the trees, Aziraphale comes to understand there's more to him than appearances suggest - and Aziraphale's own destiny may be tied to the mysterious creature with the golden eyes. ~ Warning: nsfw, moderate injury/twisted ankle/pain meds, (brief!) joke about murder, some consent issues and misunderstandings (everyone is alright), unexpected magical effects