Every decision has long reaching consequences. When Ahsoka Tano is taken to the future, she joins Luke Skywalker as he attempts to rescue his friends from Darth Vader. The truth is as devastating to her as it is to him. Away from the Order and the friends she'd known, Ahsoka realizes that she may not like the Council, but she'll always be a Jedi at heart. DISCLAIMER: We do not own Star Wars, even if we wish we did. xD

One small change can have drastic consequences. Unexpectedly cast out of the Order, Anakin stumbles upon a strange machine which casts him into another reality. On Earth, he tries to figure out what to do in his life while learning more about what the future could have been. Except the power to alter reality is a dangerous one which can have disastrous consequences...

Killed on Mustafar by Sidious while attempting to rescue Vader, Ahsoka is reborn as Luke's adopted younger sister. She struggles with constantly remembering flashes of her life as Ahsoka as she remembers more about Anakin. More than anything, she wants to find out more about her past, wants to find Anakin again in person but he's dead. Right?

Ahsoka comes back to the Order before the end of the war for reasons Anakin doesn't know. As the world crashes down around him, as the Jedi Order and Republic fall, the Empire rising from their ashes, as he sees the security recording of Ahsoka kneeling to Sidious, her new master, Anakin knows nothing will ever be the same again.

It was an ordinary mission... until it wasn't. Anakin finds himself in a parallel universe where everything is the same... except everyone he knows are Sith. And in another time, in Anakin's time, a Sith-raised Anakin opens his eyes to a world of Jedi.

In a universe where Anakin defeats Palpatine, he's sucked through a wormhole into a different reality. The Republic is gone, transformed into an Empire years prior. Obi-Wan is a Sith, Padme is a leader in the Rebel Alliance, Ahsoka is an Inquisitor, and he can't find any hints of his own life. Lost in a place entirely unknown, Anakin searches for the broken pieces of his family.

[𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕣 𝔹𝕝𝕦𝕖 𝔼𝕪𝕖𝕤] 'The jedi order does not allow any type of relationship' Since they were younglings ahsoka and y/n have been great friends, both of them trained to be great jedi masters and bring peace to the galaxy. With the clone wars raging ahsoka and y/n will take different paths and will discover new things and feelings. Will they be able to express what they feel? ------------- [𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕣 𝔹𝕝𝕦𝕖 𝔼𝕪𝕖𝕤]

Obi-Wan Kenobi is dead. Except he's not. And Anakin Skywalker doesn't know how to cope with the crushing betrayal. "He knows he shouldn't hurt himself, but as long as no one knows, it won't matter. He can live. He can face Obi-Wan without breaking apart. He's fine. Everything's fine. Except he's not, and he's the only one who knows it."

An accident drops Vader into Obi-Wan's backyard on Tatooine. Literally. With Sidious dead, he can bring his family back together. Perhaps, he can even go to another timeline, to the past, to fix what he can't fix here. For her part, Ahsoka is... more than a little shocked when a Sith Lord and two children appear in front of her while she's on the run in the Underworld.

A storyline if Anakin left the Jedi Temple with Ahsoka rather than remaining there. Prepare for a different way Anakin looks at the Jedi, the Sith, and his outlook on life as a whole. With one of his closest companions at his side. This is no way related to my other story "The Force Will Guide Us, Together". This is a story written by someone I know and based my writing style of. With the permission of "The Blade of Osh-Tekk". I am allowed to post this story un-edited.

Ahsoka died on Mortis, and Anakin doesn't know how to move on. Except Ahsoka isn't dead. She's still alive on Mortis, having taken up the mantle of the Daughter to preserve the balance, regardless of what she actually wants. And when Anakin remembers, nothing can stop him from going back for her, no matter the cost.

After his death, Anakin awakens in his younger body at the beginning of the Clone Wars. He tries to reconnect with his once family while struggling to learn how to be human, if indeed he ever knew in the first place. For all that he longs to be around Obi-Wan, he struggles to trust him, and he failed Ahsoka once, so how can he trust himself to protect her?

When Obi-Wan is sent to Mandalore again during the Clone Wars, he didn't expect to get the mission to kill Satine, under grounds of her alleged secret deals with Death Watch. It's not a mission he has any desire to complete, but that means he has to choose between the Jedi and the attachments he isn't supposed to have - to both Satine and Anakin.

Anakin refuses to leave his mother behind in slavery if she'll never be freed. Qui-Gon never comes back, but Obi-Wan does. When he does, he's... different. Darker. Fallen. Even so, he carries through with his unspoken promise to train Anakin, though the boy will never become a Jedi. Perhaps that means Anakin will be able to fulfill his childhood dream of freeing the slaves.

They are two halves of a whole, two stars inexorably pulled together by gravity, forever rotating one another, forever caught up in each other's orbit. They are Anakin and Obi-Wan. They are Darth Vader and Ben Kenobi. It doesn't matter. Names mean nothing. Not for them. They should be enemies. They are a Jedi Master and a Sith Lord. And yet... nothing can truly keep them apart. OWK series time travel AU fix-it. NOT VADERWAN!

In the aftermath of Mortis, Anakin, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, and Rex crash land on a mysterious planet. What they discover is far beyond their wildest dreams: a planet-sized machine, capable of resetting reality itself, and which has already been used to rewrite history. There, they find themselves beginning to question everything they once thought they knew.

Found and raised by Sidious, Anakin is on Naboo when the Jedi find him. Given an offer to help the Jedi against a rising threat greater than both the Jedi and Sith, Anakin reluctantly accepts. He's left in Obi-Wan's custody, and the two have to move past their differences to work together. Except, more and more Anakin begins to question if being a Sith is what he truly wants.

Appearing on Mortis from seven years after his Fall, Darth Vader has a chance to change the universe forever. First, he'll enlist the invaluable help of Anakin before setting out on a journey to conquer the galaxy and make it theirs. The Sith will fall, and they, the Skywalkers, will take their place, reshaping everything as they see fit. Vader time travel

Unexpected visions of a possible future which are granted to a select handful, throw the Jedi Order into chaos. Anakin is arrested and imprisoned, the Council fearing his power and possible Fall. Months later, he escapes, and Obi-Wan is sent to recapture him, except the Jedi Master finds far more than he expected. Vader (he won't think of him as Anakin) is far from okay.

When Obi-Wan goes to see Padme before leaving for Utapau, he discovers a secret. She is pregnant with not one, but two, Skywalker children. The unborn Luke struggles to get his attention, and unintentionally shows the Jedi Master flashes of the impending dark future, one which Obi-Wan promises to avert. If only he knew how.