The Prydonian

It's Christmas on the Valiant and the Master is broadcasting his own private party to the world.

The Master plays with his new indestructible toy on the Valiant, and finds it a bit more troublesome than he thought it would be.  Mostly centered on the Master/Jack (kind of), Master/Lucy, and Master/Doctor. No smut though (sorry!)

Written for Eryaforsthye over at dwslash, who requested a story in which the Master erases the Doctor's memories and he's forced to, well, loan himself out, as she put it.

Sequel to 'Communication'.
Their last adventure has left the Doctor close to death and he's lost his abillity to regenerate. Now the Master has to find a way to save him while the Doctor drags his old enemy across the universe, searching for the proof that it is still worth fighting for.

Sequel to 'Something Darker'.
It's been two years since Jack's been dropped back on Earth and he's always wanted to see the Doctor again, but not like this.

Winning isn't an end, it's a journey.

For every game, there are a finite number of moves. Jack waits for an opening. Ten/Master, Ten/Jack, Jack/Sarah Jane, Jack/Ianto.

A series of 100 drabbles ranging from light-hearted to serious focusing on 10 and Simm!Master, with occasional cameos. For the most part, they're not really linked in any way.

The Master is bored. Good thing he has so many toys to play with.

The Master didn't [SPOILER] and instead went gallivanting around the universe with the Doctor. Hilarity ensues.

After Last of the Time Lords, AU with a look at angels and devils.

LotTL AU. The Master doesn't die. The Doctor 'keeps' him. Trapped in the TARDIS together they have nowhere to run, and the Doctor slowly goes mad. The Master already is.
When Jack enters the scene it is too late to do anything but watch.

The Doctor wakes up with a headache, which quickly becomes everyone at Torchwood's too.

The new Prime Minister has a meeting he'd been waiting for for many years. The Doctor makes a choice between his new friends and an old enemy.

If he trusted Jack enough, there was a way to undermine the Master’s control. A loophole.

He could fix it. He could fix it all. If only the Doctor gave him what he needed.

The story of the Master and Lucy Saxon leading up to the Master's death in the Doctor's arms.

Sequel to Before Sunset. Having failed the save the Doctor so far, the Master comes to Cardiff to look for help he'd rather do without.

The Year That Wasn't. All of it, from The Sound of Drums to The Last of the Time Lords and beyond.

The Master's drums have always been with him - or haven't they? Close to the end of the year that never was he begins to wonder.

Sequel to 'Little Yellow Rubber Duck'.

While he rules the Earth the Master finally claims what the Time Lords gave to him during the war.

The Master is different. He has had more chances that anybody else will ever be given, but still the Doctor forgives him. Completely. It’s partly because forgiving those who don’t deserve it is what he does, and partly because he assumed that without his forgiveness the Master would never get better. And he needs the Master to get better. It occurs to him now, for the first time, that the perhaps the Master doesn’t need his forgiveness. And that, perhaps, he actually deserves to be forgiven.

We all know the events of The Sound of Drums, but what's less well known is what the Doctor was actually thinking.

The Doctor goes a little bit mad. He's not the only one. Ten/Master, Ten/TARDIS

Sequel to 'Catch 22'.
In the end it all comes down to Jack and a gun.