Fears are his specialty. And even though the Guardians are warriors, fierce and true, they have fears that only the Boogeyman knows about. So when Pitch begins to attack the Guardians from their dreams, they're going to have to face their greatest fears to stop him. Will the Guardians defeat Pitch Black once again, or will their fears gain the best of them? (Post ROTG.)

After a long, tiring day on Berk, Hiccup and Astrid go for a race around Raven Point. (Post HTTYD. Hiccstrid. One-shot.)

Jack asks Bunny why he stopped wearing clothes. The conversation quickly becomes awkward. (Post ROTG. Drabble. Extremely random.)

A new threat is looming over Berk, and the Dragon Riders will have to rely on each other more than ever to survive. But when an accident leaves Hiccup deaf, survival becomes a lot more difficult. Hiccup had never thought silence could be so loud, but his deafness may be the key to winning the battle that is yet to come. (RTTE. Rated T for later chapters.)

Sascha Bennett is out of the house, so Jamie is told to watch Sophie while she's away. But Jamie struck a deal with his friends that he doesn't want to break, so he asks Jack to look after Sophie while he's gone. Jack may be a Guardian of Childhood but guarding and babysitting are most certainly not the same thing. (Post ROTG. One-shot.)

Jack gets himself into trouble with some Summer Sprites, so Bunny takes him in. (Post ROTG. Drabble. Random brotherly fluff!)

A new dragon that feeds on dreams and leaves its victims wide awake nests not very far from Dragon's Edge. Hiccup and the Riders will have to find a way to move it not only to sleep soundly, but before the Dragon Hunters manage capture it. (RTTE.)

After battling a herd of Nightmares, Bunny is left rather beat up. Perhaps if he had said something about his flu earlier, he probably wouldn't have suffered. The Guardians gladly take care of Bunny even though he insists he's fine, but things get even worse when Jack Frost is assigned to keep an eye on him... (Post ROTG.)

He tried his best to remember who he was so long ago. But whenever he tried, his mind went hollow. Empty, just like a finished bottle. (Pre ROTG. Poem.)

In which Hiccup tries to give Toothless a bath, the Night Fury does everything he can to avoid it, and the Dragon Riders discover how much Hiccup's dragon hates a bath. (ROB. One-shot.)

Jack discovers the classic card game of Uno, and he proposes that he and the other Guardians play it on a slow day. He soon discovers why the card game is infamous for nearly destroying bonds. (Post ROTG. One-shot.)

Hiccup wakes up with a terrible case of eel pox, meaning that the other Dragon Riders will have to care for him while he's out of commission. But Hiccup is left vulnerable while he's sick, and some unwanted guests take this as an advantage and capture him. Hiccup has always hated being sick, but getting kidnapped while being sick is something that he hates even more. (RTTE)

Jack had heard the tales about the Golden Age, and it was this age that Bunnymund and Sandy grew up in. Jack wonders if the two miss their old lives, and he finally gains the courage to ask them. (Post ROTG.)

When Jack Frost gets bored, trouble is bound to follow afterward. After pranking Bunnymund, a chase through the Warren results in the winter spirit hitting his head against an egg sentinel, knocking him unconscious. When he awakes, the Guardians are left to deal with a very delirious Jack Frost. (Post ROTG.)

Hiccup had thought what he had heard was untrue, but it was. And he had never felt so broken. Shattered, like broken glass. The young boy didn't know if he would be able to pick the pieces up and put himself back together again. (HTTYD)

Hiccup's sixteenth birthday is approaching, so the Dragon Riders prepare an entire scavenger hunt for him. But all too soon, things go downhill, and the Riders soon find themselves trying to escape Savage's clutches on an island far from Berk. Will they find their way home in time to celebrate Hiccup's birthday? (Post DOB.)

He should've done something. He should've...tried harder or blasted Pitch with a shock of ice. But no, he had felt fearful, scared, terrified even. And now because of him... Sandy was gone. (ROTG. One-shot.)

Not everyone knows the mischievous boy behind the fun-filled snow days, frosted patterns on windows, or the occasional blizzards that come by. Not everyone knows the true Heart of Winter, but the Guardians do. And as they spend more time around Jack, they discover things that not many immortals take time to notice. Or...the things that only a true family take to mind. (Post ROTG.)

"The stick...it talks." "I'm not an 'it,' I'm a 'him' thank you." The Guardians meet one of Jack's oldest friends...who surprisingly turns out to be his staff. (Post ROTG.)

Through thick and thin, through sticks and stones, Hiccup learns the importance of family and friends...and how one can never live without. A series of one-shots, short stories, drabbles, and arcs that span across the entire HTTYD universe. (All of HTTYD.)