Star Wars/ Star Trek Crossover Stories

[Otacon30]

Hello Everyone,

Half off and on the topic of the site i was wondering if anyone had links to 'FanFiction' stories posted on the site on the topic of Star wars/star trek cross overs. sorry if this is posted in the wrong section of the thread, but i didn't want to put it in the nice star wars vs star trek section and gum it up with my stupid request.

i love reading both the good and bad stories (yes, i get a good laugh out of them if there bad) please feel free to post them here and thank you for the help.

[Borgholio]

There are plenty of fanfics on this forum. Two of the best are actually linked on the main page here:

http://stardestroyer.net/Empire/Fanfic/

Conquest and Reign of Terror. Both are very good...although RoT is incomplete.

[Tribble]

IMO the Unity Saga from SFDebris is also very good and definitely worth checking out:

http://unitysaga.com/

[U.P. Cinnabar]

Also, I'm sure Steve's "Undiscovered Frontier" fanfics will bring in the Star Wars verse eventually. He's already included several other fictional universes I never thought could be crossed over successfully.

(Mass Effect and Kerbals. Who knew?)

[Steve]

Also, I'm sure Steve's "Undiscovered Frontier" fanfics will bring in the Star Wars verse eventually. He's already included several other fictional universes I never thought could be crossed over successfully.

(Mass Effect and Kerbals. Who knew?)

I have plans.

Also, earlier this year I finished a Star Wars-Star Trek crossover story, the first "episode" (As in Star Wars-style movie episodes) of a series of uncertain length: "A New Beginning". It's about Jedi fleeing Order 66 (with one of Palpy's backup acolytes on their tail) and winding up in the Star Trek galaxy a year or so before the events of Star Trek VI. If you've ever wanted to see Kirk, Spock, and McCoy debate the Jedi Code, I hope I don't disappoint.

[Eternal_Freedom]

From Completed/Cleaned Up Fanfics on this forum I'd also recommend "De Imperatoribus Galactus" which is plain awesome, and the regrettably incomplete Starcrossed also deserves a mention.

[U.P. Cinnabar]

From Completed/Cleaned Up Fanfics on this forum I'd also recommend "De Imperatoribus Galactus" which is plain awesome, and the regrettably incomplete Starcrossed also deserves a mention.

How could I have forgotten "Starcrossed?" I haven't even completed looking at it.

[lGrand Anhoop]

I had a weird dream the other night about watching "TFA", which was actually some kind of weird crossover with Rey trying to take down a Borg cube... and then time froze and Kylo/Snoke's called out to her or something.

But that's off-topic

[Borgholio]

Also, I'm sure Steve's "Undiscovered Frontier" fanfics will bring in the Star Wars verse eventually. He's already included several other fictional universes I never thought could be crossed over successfully.

(Mass Effect and Kerbals. Who knew?)

I have plans.

Will those plans you refer to be in our hands soon?

Sorry, couldn't resist.

[Otacon30]

Thank you everyone,

this is great, however can i get a link to "De Imperatoribus Galactus" i cant seem to find it, also please feel free to send me any bad story, i dont know why i like to read the garbage, but seeing Trekkie be OP is funny.

[Eternal_Freedom]

Thank you everyone,

this is great, however can i get a link to "De Imperatoribus Galactus" i cant seem to find it, also please feel free to send me any bad story, i dont know why i like to read the garbage, but seeing Trekkie be OP is funny.

Here you go.

[Skywalker4eva]

I LOVE this type of crossover - I wish someone would make a movie out of it. Would probably be insane. Borg vs. Super Star Destroyers

[The Romulan Republic]

I'd love a non-canon animated mini-series, personally. Non-canon so the writers have the freedom to work without mucking up canon, animated so they don't have to worry about effects budgets or casting so much, and mini-series so their's more time to explore the premise and develop the settings, characters, and plots.

Edit: Though of course, their is something to be said for the realism of live action and the spectacle of the big screen.