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** Instead, their place is taken up, respectively, by the ''Throne Of Blood'' series by Mexican writer [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin Jorge R.R. de Martín]], the ''TheRingOfTheNibelung" series by German writer [[Creator/JRRTolkien Johan Roland Von Tolkynen]], and the popular ''Warslammer 3000'' game published by British developer [[Creator/GamesWorkshop Games Work''space'']] (complete with tie-in comic [[TwoThousandAD 3,000 AD]]).

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** Instead, their place is taken up, respectively, by the ''Throne Of Blood'' series by Mexican writer [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin Jorge R.R. de Martín]], the ''TheRingOfTheNibelung" ''TheRingOfTheNibelung'' series by German writer [[Creator/JRRTolkien Johan Roland Von Tolkynen]], and the popular ''Warslammer 3000'' game published by British developer [[Creator/GamesWorkshop Games Work''space'']] Workspace]] (complete with tie-in comic [[TwoThousandAD 3,000 AD]]).

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* CelebrityParadox: at least within this universe, the ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'' franchises never existed. Instead, their place is taken up, respectively, by the ''Throne Of Blood'' series by Mexican writer [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin Jorge R.R. de Martín]], the ''TheRingOfTheNibelung" series by German writer [[Creator/JRRTolkien Johan Roland Von Tolkynen, and the popular ''Warslammer 3000'' game published by British developer [[Creator/GamesWorkshop Games Work''space'']] (complete with tie-in comic [[TwoThousandAD 3,000 AD]]).

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* CelebrityParadox: at least within this universe, the ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'' franchises never existed.
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Instead, their place is taken up, respectively, by the ''Throne Of Blood'' series by Mexican writer [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin Jorge R.R. de Martín]], the ''TheRingOfTheNibelung" series by German writer [[Creator/JRRTolkien Johan Roland Von Tolkynen, Tolkynen]], and the popular ''Warslammer 3000'' game published by British developer [[Creator/GamesWorkshop Games Work''space'']] (complete with tie-in comic [[TwoThousandAD 3,000 AD]]).
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* CelebrityParadox: at least within this universe, the ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'' franchises never existed. Instead, their place is taken up, respectively, by the ''Throne Of Blood'' series by Mexican writer [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin Jorge R.R. de Martín]], the ''TheRingOfTheNibelung" series by German writer [[Creator/JRRTolkien Johan Roland Von Tolkynen, and the popular ''Warslammer 3000'' game published by British developer [[Creator/GamesWorkshop Games Work''space'']] (complete with tie-in comic [[TwoThousandAD 3,000 AD]]).

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* GratuitousForeignLanguage: courtesy of The Company™'s employees from other parts of Earth, like [[GratuitousJapanese Director Akane Saito]], and [[GratuitousGerman Frau-Doktor Silke Mertesacker]].



** When employing a [[LigthningGun "shocktaser pistol"]] for self defense against some Westerosi, Fred yells [[StarWars "POWAH! UNLIMITED POWAH!!!"]]. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded by Fred a second later]] when he admits "I always wanted to make that reference!"

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** When employing a [[LigthningGun [[LightningGun "shocktaser pistol"]] for self defense against some Westerosi, Fred yells [[StarWars "POWAH! UNLIMITED POWAH!!!"]]. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded by Fred a second later]] when he admits "I always wanted to make that reference!"

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* AllThereInTheManual: the writer includes numerous background materials, "database entries", and footnotes.

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* AllThereInTheManual: the writer includes numerous background materials, "database entries", and footnotes.footnotes that flesh out the details of The Company™, its technology, and the political and socioeconomic situation of 22nd century Earth.



* EncyclopediaExposita: in between actual chapters, readers can find detailed timelines, maps, and "in-universe" news articles, database entries, email correspondences, official reports made by The Company™'s employees, and even legal documents.
* EvilVersusOblivion: The Company™ is a pretty ruthless and amoral organization, but at least they're on our side against the more downright omnicidal factions like Mordor, the Forces of Chaos, and the White Walkers.



** VENI is a "Nexus-8 Synthetic" who also boasts of her capabilities in a speech starting [[BladeRunner "I have seen things that you people would not believe..."]]. One must wonder if this Future Earth has Tyrells of their own...

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** VENI is a "Nexus-8 Synthetic" who also boasts of her capabilities in a speech starting [[BladeRunner [[Film/BladeRunner "I have seen things that you people would not believe..."]]. One must wonder if this Future Earth has Tyrells of their own...own...
** When employing a [[LigthningGun "shocktaser pistol"]] for self defense against some Westerosi, Fred yells [[StarWars "POWAH! UNLIMITED POWAH!!!"]]. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded by Fred a second later]] when he admits "I always wanted to make that reference!"


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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The first three books are set over a single nine-month period between late 2154 and mid 2155.
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* VillainProtagonist: The Company™ is either this, or AntiHero at best. Yeah, they engage in a lot of questionable business practices, but they also oppose the omnicidal factions like Chaos and Mordor, and they've introducing a lot of social and technological progress to these worlds as well.
** Of course, given the CrapsackWorld status of at least two of the planets, [[BlackAndGreyMorality it isn't very hard for The Company™ to come across as ''the good guys'' by comparison]].
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* MiniMecha: the "HULK units" ("Heavy Utility-Lifting/Konstruction" unit) employed by The Company™ for construction and mining ... and occasionally, for defense as well ...
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** OfficeGolf: [[UpToEleven ''on the Moon'' no less]] - during an important scientific expedition to Planet EE-L4's moon, Fred challenges his co-workers to a golfing tournament. Not surprisingly, VENI wins.

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** OfficeGolf: [[UpToEleven ''on [[ExaggeratedTrope on the Moon'' Moon no less]] - during an important scientific expedition to Planet EE-L4's moon, Fred challenges his co-workers to a golfing tournament. Not surprisingly, VENI wins.

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** OfficeGolf: ''on the Moon'' no less - during an important scientific expedition to Planet EE-L4's moon, Fred challenges his co-workers to a golfing tournament. Not surprisingly, VENI wins.

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** TheDilbertPrinciple: in spite of the management's seeming ineptness, The Company™'s engineers, scientists, doctors, lawyers, and soldiers seem more than capable of meeting any challenge these planets throw in their way.
** OfficeGolf: [[UpToEleven ''on the Moon'' no less less]] - during an important scientific expedition to Planet EE-L4's moon, Fred challenges his co-workers to a golfing tournament. Not surprisingly, VENI wins.
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* INeedAnIndexByMonday: being a parody of modern corporate culture, The Company™ has these tropes in spades.
** ArmyOfLawyers: as if the [[SpaceMarine UNCDF Marines]] they brought along weren't bad enough, The Company™ plans to unleash their attorneys upon the helpless natives. God help those poor, poor Westerosi!
** BadBoss: the consensus is that Fred is either this, or a PointyHairedBoss.
** BobFromAccounting: most Company™ employees who aren't one of the main four or five characters seem to be this trope.
** ConservationOfCompetence: fortunately, [[PointyHairedBoss Fred's ineptness]] seems to be countered by his [[HypercompetentSidekick assistant Daniel]] and, later on, by [[RobotGirl VENI]].
** OfficeGolf: ''on the Moon'' no less - during an important scientific expedition to Planet EE-L4's moon, Fred challenges his co-workers to a golfing tournament. Not surprisingly, VENI wins.
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* RecycledInSPACE: ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' is so far shaping up to be "GameOfThrones with robots and plasma guns." Only time will tell what Books II and III have in store for LordOfTheRings and WarhammerFantasy ...

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* RecycledInSPACE: ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' is so far shaping up to be "GameOfThrones "''GameOfThrones'' with robots and plasma guns.lasers." Only time will tell what Books II and III have in store for LordOfTheRings and WarhammerFantasy ...



** When Fred tries to "blend in with the locals" by having "traditional Westerosi clothes" tailored for him, Daniel snidely remarks: [[Film/TheAvengers "doth Teller know you weareth his drapes?"]]
** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/{{Interstellar}} "occasional displays of humor facilitate my interactions with organics"]].
** VENI is a "Nexus-8 Synthetic" who also boasts of her capabilities in a speech not too different from [[BladeRunner Roy Batty's "Tears in Rain" monologue]].

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** When Fred tries to "blend in with the locals" by having wearing "traditional Westerosi clothes" tailored for him, clothing", Daniel snidely remarks: [[Film/TheAvengers "doth Teller know you weareth his drapes?"]]
** The Company™ deploys three A.I. "siblings" named [[GaiusJuliusCaesar VENI, VIDI, and VICI]].
** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/{{Interstellar}} "occasional displays of humor facilitate my [her] interactions with organics"]].
** VENI is a "Nexus-8 Synthetic" who also boasts of her capabilities in a speech not too different from starting [[BladeRunner Roy Batty's "Tears "I have seen things that you people would not believe..."]]. One must wonder if this Future Earth has Tyrells of their own...
** The Company™ as a whole,
in Rain" monologue]].their ''modus operandi'' and their attitude towards the natives, seems to be a futuristic version of the British East India Company. At one point, Fred even remarks [[PiratesOfTheCaribbean "it's nothing personal, it's just good business"]].

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* ''Book 0 - Prologue'': completed. The shortest of all the books, a general prologue to the entire series; recounts the Earth expedition's arrival in the Epsilon Eridani System. The Prologue can be found on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11013579/1/Event-Horizon-Storm-Of-Magic-Prologue here]].
* ''Book I - Autumn's Frontier'': in progress. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival. Book I can be read on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11015476/1/Event-Horizon-Book-I-Autumn-s-Frontier here]].

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* ''Book 0 - Prologue'': completed. The shortest of all the books, a general prologue to the entire series; recounts the Earth expedition's arrival in the Epsilon Eridani System.System aboard the starship ''U.N.S.V. Belo Horizonte''. The Prologue can be found on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11013579/1/Event-Horizon-Storm-Of-Magic-Prologue here]].
* ''Book I - Autumn's Frontier'': in progress. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival.arrival of the ''Horizonte''. Book I can be read on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11015476/1/Event-Horizon-Book-I-Autumn-s-Frontier here]].



** When Fred tries to "blend in with the locals" by having "traditional Westerosi clothes" tailored for him, Daniel snidely asks: [[Film/TheAvengers "doth Teller know you weareth his drapes?"]]

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** Teller and other characters frequently mention an [[NoodleIncident "unfortunate incident"]] that occurred on one of The Company™'s ''other'' colony worlds that may have involved [[Film/{{Avatar}} a native race of "blue-skinned furries"]].
** When Fred tries to "blend in with the locals" by having "traditional Westerosi clothes" tailored for him, Daniel snidely asks: remarks: [[Film/TheAvengers "doth Teller know you weareth his drapes?"]]



* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: thus far, The Company™'s presence in the star system amounts to only a single starship with a few hundred personnel onboard, with a "light security force" of only a single platoon of UNCDF Marines. But more are on their way ... a ''lot'' more ...

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* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: thus far, The Company™'s presence in the star system amounts to only a single starship with a few hundred personnel onboard, with a "light security force" of only a single platoon of [[SpaceMarine UNCDF Marines.Colonial Marines]]. But more are on their way ... a ''lot'' more ...

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** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/{{Interstellar}} "humor facilitates my interactions with organics"]].

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** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/{{Interstellar}} "humor facilitates "occasional displays of humor facilitate my interactions with organics"]].organics"]].
** VENI is a "Nexus-8 Synthetic" who also boasts of her capabilities in a speech not too different from [[BladeRunner Roy Batty's "Tears in Rain" monologue]].
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** Jonathan Teller, the expedition leader, frequently asks his subordinates: [[Oblivion2013 "are you still an effective team?"]]

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** Jonathan Teller, the expedition leader, frequently asks his subordinates: [[Oblivion2013 [[Film/{{Oblivion 2013}} "are you still an effective team?"]]



** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/Interstellar "humor facilitates my interactions with organics"]].

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** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/Interstellar [[Film/{{Interstellar}} "humor facilitates my interactions with organics"]].
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Not to be confused either with the 1997 Sci-Fi horror film ''Film/EventHorizon'', or with the tropes MoralEventHorizon or DespairEventHorizon.


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** Jonathan Teller, the expedition leader, frequently asks his subordinates: [[Oblivion2013 "are you still an effective team?"]]
** When Fred tries to "blend in with the locals" by having "traditional Westerosi clothes" tailored for him, Daniel snidely asks: [[Film/TheAvengers "doth Teller know you weareth his drapes?"]]
** VENI routinely cracks jokes with the crew, stating [[MassEffect "that was a joke"]], and [[Film/Interstellar "humor facilitates my interactions with organics"]].
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** ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' seems to be "GameOfThrones meets ''Film/{{Avatar}}''."
** It looks like ''Book II: Beautiful Horizon'' will basically be "LordOfTheRings meets StarshipTroopers."

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** ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' seems to be "GameOfThrones "''GameOfThrones'' meets ''Film/{{Avatar}}''."
** It looks like ''Book II: Beautiful Horizon'' will basically be "LordOfTheRings "''LordOfTheRings'' meets StarshipTroopers.''StarshipTroopers''."
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** [[GermanicEfficiency Germany too seems to be the "Number 3" world power after the USA and China]] - WordOfGod has it that this was to justify having a large number of German-speakers on the space mission who could act as interpreters with the Empire on [[WarhammerFantasy Warhammer World]].
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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing ScienceFiction/[[MedievalEuropeanFantasy medieval fantasy]]/AffectionateParody/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ASongOfIceAndFire, and WarhammerFantasy all took place on three separate planets in the same star system? And what if those those three planets were all located in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani Epsilon Eridani System]], not too far (relatively speaking) from Earth?

This all sounds simple enough ... until events on all three worlds are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[MegaCorp ultra-advanced and power-hungry multinational company]] from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]] called ... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Company™]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite medieval fantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].

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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing ScienceFiction/[[MedievalEuropeanFantasy medieval fantasy]]/AffectionateParody/CrossOver fantasy]]/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ASongOfIceAndFire, and WarhammerFantasy all took place on three separate planets in the same star system? And what if those those three planets were all located in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani Epsilon Eridani System]], not too far (relatively speaking) from Earth?

This all sounds simple enough ... until events on all three worlds are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[MegaCorp ultra-advanced and power-hungry multinational company]] from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]] called ... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Company™]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite medieval fantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of [[AffectionateParody humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm sarcasm]] and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].
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* AllThereInTheManual: the writer includes numerous background materials, "database entries", and footnotes.
* AmericaTakesOverTheWorld: The Company™ and its competitors in the "space exploration and colonization sector" are all based on typical American mega-corporations. The background materials also state that the USA has annexed Canada.
** However, [[ChinaTakesOverTheWorld Chinese mega-corporations also seem to be major players in this setting]], so it may be a case of [[WeCanRuleTogether America and China taking over the world together]].


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* {{Expy}}: The Company™ seems to be heavily inspired by [[Film/{{Aliens}} Weyland-Yutani]] and the historic [[NGOSuperpower British East India Company]].
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* ChekhovsGun: an almost literal example: in one chapter, Fred Kovacs mentions carrying a futuristic "Shocktaser pistol" in his pocket for self-defense, [[CrapsackWorld Westeros being what it is]]. Several chapters later, sure enough, [[LightningGun he employs it to great effect against the locals]]...
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* NoNewFashionsInTheFuture: the clothing styles of The Company™ have been described by one reviewer as [[RecycledInSPACE "2014 in SPAAACE"]].
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This all sounds simple enough ... until events on all three worlds are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[CyberPunk ultra-advanced and power-hungry]] MegaCorp from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite medieval fantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].

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This all sounds simple enough ... until events on all three worlds are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[CyberPunk [[MegaCorp ultra-advanced and power-hungry]] MegaCorp power-hungry multinational company]] from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]].Earth]] called ... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Company™]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite medieval fantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].

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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing science fiction/fantasy/parody/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ASongOfIceAndFire, and WarhammerFantasy all took place on three separate planets in the same star system? Sounds simple enough ... until things are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[CyberPunk ultra-advanced and power-hungry]] MegaCorp from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite MedievalFantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].

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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing science fiction/fantasy/parody/CrossOver ScienceFiction/[[MedievalEuropeanFantasy medieval fantasy]]/AffectionateParody/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ASongOfIceAndFire, and WarhammerFantasy all took place on three separate planets in the same star system? Sounds And what if those those three planets were all located in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani Epsilon Eridani System]], not too far (relatively speaking) from Earth?

This all sounds
simple enough ... until things events on all three worlds are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[CyberPunk ultra-advanced and power-hungry]] MegaCorp from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite MedievalFantasy medieval fantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].
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* ''Book II - Beautiful Horizon'': TBA
* ''Book III'': TBA

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* ''Book II - Beautiful Horizon'': TBA
TBA. Book II will take place at the same time as Book I, but will focus exclusively on the events on "Planet EE-L5" (IE: Middle Earth).
* ''Book III'': TBA
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You can read and post comments on the original story thread in the AlienSpaceBats board on AlternateHistoryDotCom, [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=323067 here]], or you can jump to the comment-free, "story-only" thread [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=342309 here]]. The series is also now available on fanfiction.net (links below).



* ''Book 0 - Prologue'': completed. The shortest of all the books, a general prologue to the entire series; recounts the Earth expedition's arrival in the Epsilon Eridani System.
* ''Book I - Autumn's Frontier'': in progress. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival.

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* ''Book 0 - Prologue'': completed. The shortest of all the books, a general prologue to the entire series; recounts the Earth expedition's arrival in the Epsilon Eridani System.
System. The Prologue can be found on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11013579/1/Event-Horizon-Storm-Of-Magic-Prologue here]].
* ''Book I - Autumn's Frontier'': in progress. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival. Book I can be read on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11015476/1/Event-Horizon-Book-I-Autumn-s-Frontier here]].



You can read and post comments on the original story thread [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=323067 here]], or you can jump to the comment-free, "story-only" thread [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=342309 here]].


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* NumberedHomeworld: justified in-story: the three planets were only recently discovered by Earth, and so until the UN assigns an official name, each world is known by a number designating the star system and the planet's position within it. For example, Westeros is located on "Planet EE-L4" (Epsilon Eridani, L4 Lagrangian Point), while WarhammerFantasy seems to be set on "Planet EE-L0" (Epsilon Eridani, Lagrangian "Zero Point").

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[[index]]
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* ''Book 0 - Prologue'': completed. The shortest of all the books, a general prologue to the entire series; recounts the Earth expedition's arrival in the Epsilon Eridani System.
* ''Book I - Autumn's Frontier'': in progress. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival.
* ''Book II - Beautiful Horizon'': TBA
* ''Book III'': TBA

You can read and post comments on the original story thread [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=323067 here]], or you can jump to the comment-free, "story-only" thread [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/Discussion/showthread.php?t=342309 here]].



* DeConstruction: WordOfGod is that the story was actually meant to be more a deconstruction of [[Film/Avatar James Cameron's ''Avatar'']] than an actual deconstruction of our favorite fantasy stories.

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* DeConstruction: WordOfGod is that the story was actually meant to be more a deconstruction of [[Film/Avatar James Cameron's ''Avatar'']] ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' than an actual deconstruction of our favorite fantasy stories.



** Worth noting is that even a single, small colony of only a couple hundred explorers, scientists, and soldiers, that amounts to little more than a scouting party for The Company™, is still able to compete militarily, economically, and politically with any of the Seven Kingdoms.

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** Worth noting is that even a single, small colony small, "start-up colony" of only a couple hundred explorers, scientists, and soldiers, that which [[ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts amounts to little more than a scouting party for The Company™, Company™]], is still able to compete militarily, economically, and politically with any of the Seven Kingdoms.Kingdoms of Westeros.
* RecycledInSPACE: ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' is so far shaping up to be "GameOfThrones with robots and plasma guns." Only time will tell what Books II and III have in store for LordOfTheRings and WarhammerFantasy ...



* WorldOfSnark: in full effect in this story.

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* WorldOfSnark: in full effect in this story.story.
* XMeetsY:
** ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' seems to be "GameOfThrones meets ''Film/{{Avatar}}''."
** It looks like ''Book II: Beautiful Horizon'' will basically be "LordOfTheRings meets StarshipTroopers."

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* Deconstruction: WordOfGod is that the story was actually meant to be a deconstruction of James Cameron's ''Avatar''.
* MegaCorp: The Company. ''Dear God'', The Company.
* NGOSuperpower: The Company.

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* Deconstruction: DeConstruction: WordOfGod is that the story was actually meant to be more a deconstruction of [[Film/Avatar James Cameron's ''Avatar''.
''Avatar'']] than an actual deconstruction of our favorite fantasy stories.
* MegaCorp: The Company. ''Dear God'', The Company.
Company™ ... [[TradeSnark yes, they've even managed to trademark the name "The Company"]].
* NGOSuperpower: The Company.Company™ is determined to use their futuristic science, technology, and business to dominate all of the worlds of the Epsilon Eridani System. Only time will tell if they succeed...
** Worth noting is that even a single, small colony of only a couple hundred explorers, scientists, and soldiers, that amounts to little more than a scouting party for The Company™, is still able to compete militarily, economically, and politically with any of the Seven Kingdoms.
* RefugeInAudacity
* ShoutOut: oh my, where do we begin?
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: thus far, The Company™'s presence in the star system amounts to only a single starship with a few hundred personnel onboard, with a "light security force" of only a single platoon of UNCDF Marines. But more are on their way ... a ''lot'' more ...
* TradeSnark: officially, it's ''The Company™''.
* UnitedNationsIsASuperPower: in large part thanks to UNASEC's ("United Nations Admin. for Space Exploration & Colonization") domination of interplanetary trade and customs. The main military forces from Earth featured in this story are the UNCDF ("United Nations Colonial Defense Forces").
* WorldOfSnark: in full effect in this story.
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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing science fiction/fantasy/parody/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ASongOfIceAndFire, and WarhammerFantasy all took place on three separate planets in the same star system? Sounds simple enough ... until things are shaken up by the arrival of visitors from Planet Earth. And not just any visitors, but an [[CyberPunk ultra-advanced and power-hungry]] MegaCorp from an [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture dystopian 22nd century Earth]]. The end result is a story that blends some of our favorite MedievalFantasy settings with a straight up SpaceOpera complete with spaceships, robots, and lasers ... as well as the writer's own injection of humor and great heaping helpings of sarcasm and [[ShoutOut pop culture references]].

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!!Provides Examples Of:

* CrossOver: between ASongOfIceAndFire, LordOfTheRings, and WarhammerFantasy, and an original sci-fi SpaceOpera setting created by the writer.
** A fourth planet in the system will feature yet another fantasy world, but, as yet, it's identity remains unknown...
* Deconstruction: WordOfGod is that the story was actually meant to be a deconstruction of James Cameron's ''Avatar''.
* MegaCorp: The Company. ''Dear God'', The Company.
* NGOSuperpower: The Company.

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