And finally, here is the HP poll. No end date for this one. Heroes of the High Seas will get the carry-over effect of a 563.
The choices are:
A Fate Touched in Middle Earth – HP/Tolkien crossover: Thorin and his detached forces face a hard choice and must use the runic array that Harry has created for them to mixed results. Meanwhile, Harry closes with the lands currently being fought over and is nearly killed by a pair of dwarves who sees a human and decides not to ask questions. A horse is discovered, hastening his journey, while Thorin, with help from the Blackbeard forces, breaks through to the rest of his army, only for the battle to become general as the enemy press in hard. Harry arrives, attacking the enemy from behind, forcing a hasty retreat of it’s officers, and the break this causes in the Easterlings organization allows Thorin respite and Harry time to join the army. Saruman asks some questions, Harry evades, and Thorin and his Nâlbarâk Râdûn plan. The siege weapons of the dwarves cause havoc as the battle is resumed, with the Easterlings pressing in hard both on horseback and on foot, until a spell from Harry messes things up for them most egregiously. Saruman shows he is excellent at manipulating fire and the Easterling host suddenly faces a battle on all fronts, resulting in a turning point in the campaign in Blackbeard lands even as elsewhere, the Stonefoot House faces the real mind behind this war.
Heroes of the High Seas – My hero Academia/One Piece crossover: The two couples and their friends settle into time aboard ship on a long voyage this time. Various antics and training occur, while both couples are warned to make certain their ‘coupleness’ is kept under wraps. Garp takes a hilarious amount of joy in pounding Kirishima and Izuku into shape, becoming even more delighted by some signs he sees after several weeks of daily beati-training sessions. The ship is almost eaten by a sea monster too stupid to live, and a storm of sabers has Mei, Melissa and even Izuku pulling their hair out, before a actually calm night proves beneficial to Izuku and his new girlfriend. Nearly a month passes before they reach land once more, an island allied with the World Government, but one which is facing a very odd problem, one which mixes a Devil Fruit with the worst quasi-cultish nonsense. Dealing with that however, is far more straightforward than trying to hide the worst of the World Government’s excess from Kirishima and Shoto, who prove to have noses for trouble, while Izuku and Kyoka run afoul of the local king for things that should have gone unheard.
Magic of the Force – HP/SW crossover: The war for Corellia picks up pace again, pitting Dominus against the admirals of the GDL. Several battles occur, costing both sides severely, but creating the kind of grinding campaign Dominus knows he can win. Harry and the Bane finally arrive at the meeting point, and Harry and an equally young Mon Calamari commodore meet for the first time. On Coruscant, Sidious becomes aware of further shifts in the Force, and further plans his escape from what should have been his eternal throne of power, while beneath his feet, Obi-Wan and his companions creep ever closer to the truth of the Sith Temple hidden beneath the Senate District. Dominus forces an engagement which goes his way, forcing the GDL into a retreat. He is then faced with new information, pulling his attention away from Corellia, realizing too late that he has stepped into a trap as the two now fully operational Tyrant’s class ships close the door to a retreat, forcing a battle on GDL terms. Determined to win through, Dominus sees what he assumes to be a weakness, but is not, leading to a face-to-face confrontation between himself and Alecto.