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1. Wholesomehammer: Short Stories by RutvaRajeSN

   Fandoms: Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer Fantasy, Warhammer Age of Sigmar  

   • Not Rated
   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • Gen, Multi, Other
   • Complete Work

   16 Aug 2025

   Tags

   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • Original Female Character(s)/Original Male Character(s)
   • Original Female Character(s) & Original Male Character(s)
   • Original Character(s)/Original Female Character(s)/Original Male Character(s)
   • Original Anthro Character(s)/Original Human Character(s)
   • Original Anthro Character(s)/Original Anthro Character(s)
   • Original Female Anthro Character(s)/Original Male Human Character(s)
   • Original Stormcast Eternal Character(s) (Warhammer Age of Sigmar)
   • Original Characters
   • Original Male Character(s)
   • Original Female Character(s)
   • Wholesome
   • Fluff
   • Fluff and Angst
   • Domestic Fluff
   • Fluff and Humor
   • Fluff and Hurt/Comfort
   • Hurt/Comfort
   • Slice of Life
   • Sweet
   • Cute
   • Cute Ending
   • War
   • Love
   • Romance
   • Family
   • Found Family
   • Family Fluff

   Summary

   Whether it be the 41st Millenium or the Mortal Realms or the Old World, Grim Darkness will always exist, and persist... but is that always the case? in such vast worlds, why isn't there a chance for light, hope, love and happiness... and we will find them, these stories which deserve to be told. because Grim Darkness cannot exist without a Ray of Light.

   (Abandoned/Dead Story)

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   2,486

   Chapters:

   2/2

   Comments:

   5

   Kudos:

   7

   Hits:

   249