The Prydonian

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

The Master reawakens and goes on a murderous rampage.

The Master's psychopathy reaches its peak when he beds the Doctor one last time, with extreme consequences.

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.

Theta isn’t exactly the most… studious student. Koschei deems fit to change 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.

During the Year That Never Was, the Master fancies a little fencing, with the Doctor as his adversary.

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 Master kills the Doctor, forcing him to regenerate during sex.

Another morning on the Valiant. The Master trains the Doctor as his *bitch*, with strict discipline. That dog bowl wasn't just a joke, y'know.

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

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

11th Doctor finds himself the prisoner of Delgado Master when he makes an unfortunate trip back in time.

"I've struck a match, and you burn like Alexandria."
Sequel to Sabotage (http://www.prydonian.net/viewstory.php?sid=38). Post-LotTL. The Master has a reset button of his own, and he is *not* pleased. He breaks the Doctor's mind further, and demands cruel offerings through the Doctor's link with the Archangel network. It's not just the Master who can be cruel and manipulative, oh no--the Doctor can be far worse, and the Master delights in having the Doctor prove it.

The Master needs, the Doctor submits, the TARDIS is patient. Sixth and final part of the Second Glass series.

Sequel to 'The Empty Air'.
A few years after that the Master still works on taking over the universe while enjoying the Doctor's company. The Doctor doesn't enjoy it quite as much.
Contains Evil!TARDIS!Sex. Be warned!

The Doctor and the Master travel to Aureas—the wealthiest planet in the galaxy—to find Sabalom Glitz. There the Doctor’s curiosity leads him to uncover a secret that the richest man on Aureas wants to keep silent at any cost.

Suicidal Doctor, possessive Master.

Some things must be dealt with, and Ace put off dealing with the cheetah virus until it was almost too late. The Doctor must enlist some unconventional and unwanted help to pull her through.

Two reluctant soldiers, two very different views of war.

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

There are Time Lords in Victorian England, and no one is safe.