I'm not sure where I got the idea to merge two of my favorite ideas, Pern and role-playing games, but here we are. If you're familiar with D&D or similar games, then you'll appreciate all the details of this story. If you're not, then you still can enjoy the interactions of your favorite characters. This story takes place part-way through "The Skies of Pern."

A girl who works in Igen Weyr has trouble with being bullied. No one can find a solution for her... that is, no human can.

The leaders of Benden Weyr find an ancient list of proverbs and sayings. They quickly learn that these sayings were not meant for dragons.

A blue dragon develops an unusual interest, but Pern's society won't let him express it. Rated K-plus to be safe; the language is all K.

This is a sort of sequel to a story by another. I only read it once and have been unable to find it again kudos to whoever wrote the original and I hope you like my carry on Thanks for the inspiration and sorry for pinching your idea. Malatyn is banished from his home by his spiteful lying twin and mother A new happy life awaits him I do not own the DROP Wish I was a rider

Who ever heard of a dragon who wanted to collect money? On Pern, it's unheard of... until one dragon decided to try it. No one foresaw what happened next. Rated K-plus to be safe; the language is all K.

This is a simple poem about the thoughts of a hatching candidate as he waits on the Sands for the dragons to hatch.

I saw a picture on deviantart showing a little girl riding a small blue dragon (the link is enclosed). I felt the need to write a story about that picture, and here's what happened. Rated K.

This novelette-length story about an unusual dragon goes out to everyone who is a little different, and who struggles to find their place in the world. Rated T for some lime flavor in the middle; most of the story is K-plus, and the language is all K. Merry Christmas 2023!

Deep in the First Long Interval, dragon populations throughout Pern are eking along without the threat of Thread to spur them. When Gendine, a competent, albeit slightly awkward Holder girl, gets Searched for the High Reaches queen but ultimately Impresses a "green," she must defy stereotypes for the good of her Weyr and her heart. Minor references to canon characters.

This is a very short story about Jaxom's lessons with AIVAS and his misunderstanding of a simple computer term.

Fiona suggested procuring firestone for Sarinth to chew under the assumption that green dragons chose of their own free will to become sterile. Then V'lex puts his foot down, and declares that Sarinth wants to keep her clutch.

Hatchings on Pern are governed by general rules, but every rule has an exception, even if it's spectacularly unlikely. This short story is set about halfway through "All the Weyrs of Pern." Rated K-plus to be safe; the language is all K.

What happens to the Hatching candidates who don't get chosen by a dragon? For one of them, life takes some wildly unexpected turns. I offer this novelette-length story to you all at once, instead of breaking it into chapters, so you can read it at your own pace. The story is rated K-plus to be safe; the language is all K.

A transfer to Igen Weyr seemed like a good idea for M'touf and his green Atath - the last between-capable dragonpair on Pern. But when a chance trip back to their native Madellon Weyr offers them an intriguing opportunity, M'touf begins to wonder if you *can* go home again...

It appears that all of Earth's traditional nursery rhymes have been forgotten by the Ninth , replaced with the Harpers' teaching songs. But what if those old rhymes had been preserved, and adjusted to reflect life on Pern?

The son of Lessa and F'lar misses his last chance to impress. This story is very AU and although the characters are cannon. There is a lot that isn't Also there is a lot of obvious steampunk in it. I do notm own Dragonriders of Pern I just like to play in their back yard sometimes

starlight a wolf that fell from the sky , been raised by jaxom and ruth, with the ability to hear all dragons along with the gift of wings. she inpresses a blue queen named rouge, bonded for life they make there journey of being dragon and rider. I'm not shure if i will continue this story

The poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement C. Moore is well-known. Here's a variation for every devotee of Pern.

A remarkable dragon hatches, and proceeds to confuse almost everyone around him. This little story takes place shortly after "All the Weyrs of Pern." Rated T for a few adult themes; the language is all K.

Benden Weyr notices a crisis in the making, but they can't do anything about it because that would be against the rules. But there's always a way, and F'lar, Lessa, and F'nor will find it. This story takes place during the "All the Weyrs of Pern" time period. Rated K-plus; the language is all K.

Ficlet collection written during the great lockdown of '20 to storycube prompts. Ft. Menolly's musical inclinations, Lessa being annoyed, some Holder attitudes and dragon-y business.

This is a short "what-if" story that brings a better ending to my least favorite part of "Dragonquest," the battle of the queens.

Here are some Chuck Norris facts, if Chuck Norris lived on Pern in the Ninth .

Jevikel is the eldest son of a Holder, living at an isolated farmhold on the eastern edge of Bitra. Duty has been drummed into him from birth; he must follow in his father's footsteps by marrying and raising a family who will do exactly the same in their turn. But when his cousin Kadin arrives at the Hold, he realises he can't hide his secret feelings any longer.