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** Two Orcs in Mordor's army have a philosophical discussion pondering the origins of their race - something that J.R.R. Tolkien himself never fully explained.
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* OutsideContextProblem: for ''everyone'':
** The Company™ didn't know that those four planets ten lightyears away that it was trying to colonize would turn out to be inhabited - by humans no less and with magic and sorcery.
** Sauron, who until then was winning against Gondor, certainly wasn't expecting the "Sky-People" coming to Gondor's aid.
** The Forces Of Chaos are a severe example of this trope to everyone not originally from the Warhammer World.
** Lampshaded by Varys who mentions to Illyrio Mopatis that the arrival of the "Sky-People" has derailed all of his plans.
** Also lampshaded by [[spoiler: Tzeentch]], who notes that this changes everything, but unlike the others, he actually ''enjoys'' this and is enthusiastic about all these new opportunities, [[spoiler: being a god of change after all]].
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* CrapsackWorld: Earth in the future has gotten worse as it faces various problems:
** Due to overpopulation, unspoiled land is a precious and expensive commodity on Earth. Hence why the governments and corporations of Earth seek new planets to colonize to relieve the excess populous.
** India and Pakistan were involved in a Nuclear war which ended with Pakistan becoming a Rump state and most of it's lands annexed by it's neighbours while India becomes a Superpower and annexing or claiming their weaker neighbours. But the use of nuclear weapons have made the land irradiated.
** Thanks to a combination of clean land being limited and heavy pollution, Earth can't or is limited in growing food and raising livestock on land, which most people on Earth eat Vat-grown Algae for meat and hydroponic vegetables while real meat and farm grown vegetables are expensive and a luxury which are imported from Space Farms and the colonies.
** Most Governments of Earth are corrupt or are controlled by the Corporations. This is shown in the The Company™'s trial with the UN [[spoiler:over their involvement in Westeros Civil War where the CEO of The Company™ bribed, blackmailed and makes deals with most of the judges to side with the The Company™]].


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* FutureFoodIsArtificial: Most food the people of Earth eat are hydroponic vegetables and meat-grown algae imported from Space farms or the colonies with real meat being a luxury for the rich. Hence the UN marines at Epsilon Eridani are excited to eat '''real bacon and eggs''' rather than artificial ones and one Company™ decides to indulge in eating real fish as it's not everyday he can get the real deal.


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* HumiliationConga: [[spoiler:The Lannisters suffered from this after their defeat at the Battle of The Red Fork. The Cavalry charge that should have won them was their downfall as the Stark Army had Gatling Guns, which kill or maimed the majority of the Lannisters nobility and routed their army and the capture of Jaime and Tyrion. Tywin is shot and left to die by Fred and VENI, who Tywin thought was helping them assassinate Robb and Ned when in truth Tywin was their real target. Tywin's inner circle including his brother are also assassinated to ensure the new Lord of Casterly Rock, Tyrion, will not have any experienced advisors to help him rule, forcing him to rely on The Company™ for help. To add insult to injury to Tywin's legacy with his unfavorite son Tyrion inheriting his title and signing an unfair reparation treaty with The Starks, his favorite son Jaime loses his right hand and his incestual affair with his twin sister Cersei exposed, confirming Stannis' accusation that her children are not Robert's children, where Jaime, Cersei and their children are exiled to the Warhammer world with Joffrey getting the worse treatment with him not only losing his crown but locked up in a Company™ mental institute for being an insane war criminal, the Westerlands losing some of their lands to the North and Riverlands due to the treaty and Tywin, Amory and Gregor's decapitated heads being presented as gifts to The Martells by the Company™]].
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* CyberPunk: most chapters set on Future Earth have this vibe, and especially the subplot set in Tokyo.


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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: interspersed within Book 2 and 3 is a CyberPunk subplot set on Earth as two Company™ agents, Dominic and Ellen, race against the clock to figure out who is the traitor sabotaging their operations out on the colonies.

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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: Books 2 and 3 are published together, interspersed with each other. It's hard to tell which book [[spoiler: the "Earth" plotline]] belongs in, but its chapters are diced up as well.



* WhamEpisode: Book 1's two-part epilogue. [[spoiler:Tyrion begins to plan for the Westerlands' revenge against the North, The Company™ gets Dorne to ally with them by giving them the decapitated heads of Gregor Clegane, Amory Lorch, and Tywin Lannister, Jaime and Cersei and their children are exiled to the Warhammer World ... and Tzeentch, Lord of Change, arrives in Westeros and tricks Melisandre into believing he's R'hllor. And then the dragons are born thanks to The Company™'s {{Main/Magitek}}.]]

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* WhamEpisode: Book 1's two-part epilogue. [[spoiler:Tyrion begins to plan for the Westerlands' revenge against the North, The Company™ gets Dorne to ally with them by giving them the decapitated heads of Gregor Clegane, Amory Lorch, and Tywin Lannister, Jaime and Cersei and their children are exiled to the Warhammer World ... and Tzeentch, Lord of Change, arrives in Westeros and tricks Melisandre into believing he's R'hllor. And then the dragons are born thanks to The Company™'s {{Main/Magitek}}.{{Main/Magitek}}, except Drogon seemingly dies at birth while Dany's child is a girl named after Kahl Drogo.]]
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** When a group of Company™'s scientist go travelling at the Shire, the owners of the Green Dragon Inn, The Browns, have different views on them. While the daughter Robin is accepting of their ideas especially that there are three more worlds with life other than Middle-Earth and doesn't mind that two of the scientist are a lesbian couple, her mother Lady Lily, who is conservative and religious, is appalled and convinced their talk of other worlds is a lie and they're servants of Morgoth (The Middle-Earth version of Satan).

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** When a group of Company™'s scientist go travelling at the Shire, the owners of the Green Dragon Inn, The Browns, have different views on them. While the daughter Robin is accepting of their ideas especially that there are three more worlds with life other than Middle-Earth and doesn't mind that two of the scientist are a lesbian couple, her mother Lady Lily, who is conservative and religious, is appalled and convinced their talk of other worlds is a lie and that they're servants of Morgoth (The Middle-Earth version of Satan).
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** When a group of Company™'s scientist go travelling at the Shire, the owners of the Green Dragon Inn, The Browns, have different views on them. While the daughter Robin is accepting of their ideas especially that there are three more worlds with life other than Middle-Earth and doesn't mind that two of the scientist are a lesbian couple, her mother Lady Lily, who is conservative and religious, is appalled and is convince their ideas of other worlds are lies and they might servants of Morgoth (The Middle-Earth version of Satan).

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** When a group of Company™'s scientist go travelling at the Shire, the owners of the Green Dragon Inn, The Browns, have different views on them. While the daughter Robin is accepting of their ideas especially that there are three more worlds with life other than Middle-Earth and doesn't mind that two of the scientist are a lesbian couple, her mother Lady Lily, who is conservative and religious, is appalled and is convince convinced their ideas talk of other worlds are lies is a lie and they might they're servants of Morgoth (The Middle-Earth version of Satan).
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* BigDamnHeroes: Nobunaga is introduced by saving [[spoiler: Dominic and Ellen]] from [[spoiler: Satoshi]] at the last minute.

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** When Dany finally meet [[spoiler: Arya]], it looks like [[spoiler: Nimeria's death]] has caused the latter to become [[spoiler: No One]] due to the shock. Turns out, it's just a joke.

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** When Dany finally meet meets [[spoiler: Arya]], it looks like [[spoiler: Nimeria's death]] has caused the latter to become [[spoiler: No One]] due to the shock. Turns out, it's just a joke.


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* BigDamnHeroes: Nobunaga is introduced by saving [[spoiler: Dominic and Ellen]] from [[spoiler: Satoshi]] at the last minute.
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* SamusIsAGirl: At least one of the Nazgul is female.

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* SamusIsAGirl: At least one of the Nazgul is female. And a DepravedHomosexual (or DepravedBisexual) at that.

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* PunchClockVillian: Some of the bad guys are shown to be not really bad. Krash and Lunk are two Orcs who are just doing their job and sincerely believe their homeland Mordor is defending themselves from human and elvish invaders.

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* PunchClockVillian: PunchClockVillain: Some of the bad guys are shown to be not really bad. Krash and Lunk are two Orcs who are just doing their job and sincerely believe their homeland Mordor is defending themselves from human and elvish invaders.


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* SamusIsAGirl: At least one of the Nazgul is female.
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** Also invoked in-universe, as it's illegal for The Company™ to introduce the societies they encounter to weapons advanced to a significant degree (anything automatic, for example), although The Company™ proves to be very good at finding loopholes.

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** Also invoked in-universe, as it's illegal for The Company™ to introduce the societies they encounter to weapons advanced to a significant degree (anything automatic, for example), although example). The Company™ proves to be very good at finding loopholes.loopholes, and sometimes manages to invoke GodzillaThreshold to temporarily lift these laws.

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* FantasyGunControl: inverted. A major plot point is the impact of introducing firearms into societies that have never had them before.

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* FantasyGunControl: inverted. Inverted. A major plot point is the impact of introducing firearms into societies that have never had them before.before.
** Also invoked in-universe, as it's illegal for The Company™ to introduce the societies they encounter to weapons advanced to a significant degree (anything automatic, for example), although The Company™ proves to be very good at finding loopholes.
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** Renly likes that Earth accepts homosexuals since he's gay but his brother Robert, despite liking their tech, finds the idea of women soldiers unacceptable and dismisses Loras being gay being nothing more than a phase.
** When a group of Company™'s scientist go travelling at the Shire, the owners of the Green Dragon Inn, The Browns, have different views on them. While the daughter Robin is accepting of their ideas especially that there are three more worlds with life other than Middle-Earth and doesn't mind that two of the scientist are a lesbian couple, her mother Lady Lily, who is conservative and religious, is appalled and is convince their ideas of other worlds are lies and they might servants of Morgoth (The Middle-Earth version of Satan).


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* PunchClockVillian: Some of the bad guys are shown to be not really bad. Krash and Lunk are two Orcs who are just doing their job and sincerely believe their homeland Mordor is defending themselves from human and elvish invaders.


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* ThinkOfTheChildren: Said by Lady Lily Brown of the Shire as she finds the The Company™'s tech and culture appalling.
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''Event Horizon: Storm Of Magic'' is an ongoing ScienceFiction/[[MedievalEuropeanFantasy medieval fantasy]]/CrossOver series by django with a seemingly simple basic premise: what if the fantasy worlds of [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Middle Earth]], ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''[[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} WarhammerFantasy]]'' and [[spoiler:''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'']] all took place on four separate planets in the same star system? And what if those those planets were all located in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani Epsilon Eridani System]], not too far (relatively speaking) from Earth?

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



* DeliberateValuesDissonance: All over the place with The Company™'s modern-day standards clash with Westerosi's (and probably soon on other planets): human rights, gender equality, democracy, etc. The Company™ actually discusses about it at one point on using this trope to gain more supports from Earth's.

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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: All over the place with The Company™'s modern-day standards clash with Westerosi's (and probably soon on other planets): Westerosi's, Middle Earth and Warhammer values: human rights, gender equality, democracy, etc. The Company™ actually discusses about it at one point on using this trope to gain more supports from Earth's.
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** ''Spin-off: The Flying Northman: An Event Horizon Christmas Special'': A spin-off takes place on the same planet around the same time as Book 4 that starts with the North's newest steam train, the Flying Northman. Despite being called "Christmas Special", this story has nothing to do with Christmas aside from snow and someone getting a toy train. Can be read [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11689648/1/The-Flying-Northman-An-Event-Horizon-Christmas-Special here]].

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** ''Spin-off: The Flying Northman: An Event Horizon Christmas Special'': A spin-off takes place on the same planet around the same time as Book 4 that starts with the North's newest steam train, the Flying Northman. Despite being called "Christmas Special", this story has nothing to do with Christmas aside from snow and someone getting a toy train. Can be read [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11689648/1/The-Flying-Northman-An-Event-Horizon-Christmas-Special here]] and [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/7103245/chapters/16140043 here]].
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** A fourth planet in the system will feature yet another fantasy world, but, as yet, it's identity remains unknown... [[spoiler:until the end of Book 1, when it's finally revealed to be the world from ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'']].

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** A fourth planet in the system will feature yet another fantasy world, but, as yet, it's identity remains unknown... [[spoiler:until the end of Book 1, when it's finally revealed to be the world from ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'']].''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'']].
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* RunningGag: At least each planet has someone who looks like Creator/SeanBean.
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* ''Book 2 - Beautiful Horizon'': Started on October 2015. Book 2 will take place at the same time as Book 1, but will focus exclusively on the events on "Planet EE-L5" (IE: Middle Earth). Can be read [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11537115/1/Event-Horizon-Book-2-3-Beautiful-Horizon here]] on ff.net.

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* ''Book 2 - Beautiful Horizon'': Started on October 2015. Book 2 will take place at the same time as Book 1, but will focus exclusively on the events on "Planet EE-L5" (IE: Middle Earth). Can be read [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11537115/1/Event-Horizon-Book-2-3-Beautiful-Horizon here]] on ff.net. net and [=AO3=] [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/7102024/chapters/16137220 here]].
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* PuppetKing: The Company™'s ulterior motives behind [[spoiler:"rescuing" Daenerys Targaryen and taking her to their colony to be influenced and/or indoctrinated into supporting their agenda]].

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* RealityEnsues: [[spoiler:Fred's plan to have The Company™ make Daenerys the Queen of Westeros is shot down by the CEO, who points out that her father, the Mad King, was a crazy war criminal. With a reputation like that, neither the people of Westeros or the UN would want the daughter of said Mad King as the new Queen. Also, the UN would rather trust an older and experienced leader rather than a young girl with no experience in leadership and who could be easily manipulated by her advisors]].

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[[spoiler:Fred's plan to have The Company™ make Daenerys the Queen of Westeros is shot down by the CEO, who points out that her father, the Mad King, was a crazy war criminal. With a reputation like that, neither the people of Westeros or the UN would want the daughter of said Mad King as the new Queen. Also, the UN would rather trust an older and experienced leader rather than a young girl with no experience in leadership and who could be easily manipulated by her advisors]].advisors]].
** Karl "The Fooking Legend of Gin Alley" Tanner advertise his services as a hitman on The Kingspost, King's Landing new newspaper. Naturally, Karl is later arrested by the Gold Cloaks on suspicion that he was hired to kill a recent murder victim.
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* MedievalStasis: played with. While many of the native peoples like in Westeros or on Middle Earth were definitely stuck in this trope before, The Company™ is now introducing [[TechnologyUplift advanced technology from Earth]], though with both beneficial and harmful effects.
** ModernStasis: however, this trope seems to be in effect on Earth: while they have hyper-advanced technology, much of Earth's pop culture, politics, fashion, and social attitudes seem to be stuck somewhere between TheEighties and TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.
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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 Website/FanFictionDotNet and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (links below).

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You can read and post comments on the original story thread in the AlienSpaceBats board on AlternateHistoryDotCom, Website/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 Website/FanFictionDotNet and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (links below).
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* ComicBookFantasyCasting: Fred Kovacs seems inspired by a number of characters played by Creator/ChrisPratt.

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

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



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).

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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 Website/FanFictionDotNet and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (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 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 1 - Autumn's Frontier'': completed. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival of the ''Horizonte''. Book 1 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 aboard the starship ''U.N.S.V. Belo Horizonte''. The Prologue can be found on fanfiction.net and [=AO3=] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11013579/1/Event-Horizon-Storm-Of-Magic-Prologue here]] and [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/5725615 here]].
* ''Book 1 - Autumn's Frontier'': completed. Recounts the events on "Planet EE-L4" (IE: Westeros) during the first nine-month period following the arrival of the ''Horizonte''. Book 1 can be read on fanfiction.net [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11015476/1/Event-Horizon-Book-I-Autumn-s-Frontier here]] and [=AO3=] [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/5728843 here]].



* CelebrityParadox: At least within this universe, the ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'' franchises never existed.

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* CelebrityParadox: At least within this universe, the ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''Literature/LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'' ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'' franchises never existed.



* CrossOver: Between ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'', and an original sci-fi SpaceOpera setting created by the writer.

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* CrossOver: Between ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''LordOfTheRings'', ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', ''Literature/LordOfTheRings'', and ''WarhammerFantasy'', ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'', and an original sci-fi SpaceOpera setting created by the writer.



* TheEmpire: "The Empire" from ''WarhammerFantasy'' is featured prominently in all its glory, and is a rare heroic version of this trope.

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* TheEmpire: "The Empire" from ''WarhammerFantasy'' ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'' is featured prominently in all its glory, and is a rare heroic version of this trope.



* MustHaveCaffeine: Robb takes a liking for coffee after being introduced to it by The Company™. However, he doesn't like the coffee chain style coffee as it's too sweet for his taste.



** Although set on the world of WarhammerFantasy, Book 3 seems to borrow some elements from [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40K the other Warhammer]] too.

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** Although set on the world of WarhammerFantasy, [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} Warhammer Fantasy]], Book 3 seems to borrow some elements from [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40K [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 the other Warhammer]] too.



* NumberedHomeworld: Justified in-story: The 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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* NumberedHomeworld: Justified in-story: The 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 the TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} world seems to be set on "Planet EE-L0" (Epsilon Eridani, Lagrangian "Zero Point").



* RecycledInSPACE: ''Book I: Autumn's Frontier'' is so far shaping up to be "''GameOfThrones'' with robots and lasers." 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'' "''Series/GameOfThrones'' with robots and lasers." Only time will tell what Books II and III have in store for LordOfTheRings Literature/LordOfTheRings and WarhammerFantasy ...TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}...
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* MoodWhiplash:[[spoiler:Dany]] comforts Robb, telling him she is sorry for the lost his men [[spoiler:who died in the Battle of Red Fork and their deaths were not in vain as they were able to stop Tywin's campaign and avenged her family, easing Robb's conscious.]] Then a drunk Fred comes along and ruins it [[spoiler:by glorifying how many were killed thanks to the guns The Company™ sold them and makes a sales pitch to them without a dency of respect.]] Naturally, [[WhatTheHellHero both are pissed with Fred]].

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* MoodWhiplash:[[spoiler:Dany]] MoodWhiplash: [[spoiler:Dany]] comforts Robb, telling him she is sorry for the [[spoiler:the men he lost his men [[spoiler:who died in at the Battle of Red Fork Fork, and that their deaths were not in vain as they were able to stop Tywin's campaign and avenged avenge her family, easing Robb's conscious.]] Then a drunk Fred comes along and ruins it [[spoiler:by glorifying how many were killed thanks to the guns The Company™ sold them them, and then makes a sales pitch to them without a dency of respect.any respect for the dead.]] Naturally, [[WhatTheHellHero both of them are pissed off with Fred]].
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** One of the Earth chapters has a clandestine meeting between two Company executives ([[spoiler:one of them being Fred's more competent sister]]) set inside a Vactrain, which have VIP compartments set aside for them.
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* MoodWhiplash:[[spoiler:Dany]] comforts Robb, telling him she is sorry for the lost his men [[spoiler:who died in the Battle of Red Fork and their deaths were not in vain as they were able to stop Tywin's campaign and avenged her family, easing Robb's conscious.]] Then a drunk Fred comes along and ruins it [[spoiler:by glorifying how many were killed thanks to the guns The Company™ sold them and makes a sales pitch to them without a dency of respect.]] Naturally, [[WhatTheHellHero both are pissed with Fred]].
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* WarForFunAndProfit: Not necessarily the "fun" part, but definitely the "profit" part, given that the Company is selling weapons and supplies to both sides of the Stark-Lannister war.

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* WarForFunAndProfit: Not necessarily the "fun" part, but definitely the "profit" part, given that the Company is selling weapons and supplies to [[DivideAndConquer both sides sides]] of the Stark-Lannister war.
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* WarForFunAndProfit: Not necessarily the "fun" part, but definitely the "profit" part, given that the Company is selling weapons and supplies to both sides of the Stark-Lannister war.

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