And here is the large story poll. Go Magic, go Magic LOL!
Magic of the Force - SW/HP Crossover: The war begins officially and many Jedi are called into service in the front lines as, on Sidious's orders, Tyranus puts the screws on the GDL. Planets fall, but the field commanders of the Confederacy are forced to try and answer the question, how do you fight smog and walls at the same time? Anakin is faced with a test of his control once more as the bond between him and Master Windu is tested like never before. Harry and his people get to know their newest member with some complications rearing their heads, while Yoda teaches the whipper-snappers some new tricks, just in time for their mission of picking up more younglings to go pear-shaped. The Tyrant's Bane shows its stuff to a captive audience, while war comes once more to Coruscant, and Padme learns she hasn't trained nearly enough while some recent moves on the Jedi's part come to light and Sidious realizes that no, he really isn't nearly as in control as he thought.
Horse for the Force- SW/Ranma crossover: Arguments abound as Ranma and Shaak have to play peacemakers when a secret comes out concerning the clone troopers. Bo Katan is incredulous and angry, Ranma dismissive, and the clones tossed about for a time, but eventually an agreement is reached, and the Wild Blade leaves for Wayland. Elsewhere, a Blue-skinned Jedi meets a blue-skinned warlord in exile as Fay finds who the Force has warned her to find. Discussions occur, as VERY different worldviews are discussed. The Wild Blade Reaches it’s destination, finding a battle already going on as the Nova Guard prove to everyone in the galaxy that the Mandos do not have a monopoly on being annoyingly competent when it comes to war. Shaak and Ranma perform a move only Ranma could think up, turning the battle against the attackers. The war continues to escalate elsewhere as a warlord makes a decision…
This poll will end on the 18th. As mentioned in the small story poll, I am going to try something new this month. I hope that in doing so, myself and my beta-readers can cut down on the small mistakes, because I am another month's worth of stories away from saying the Grammarly experiment has failed.