5 All That is Gold Why do we see some of the angels with gold marks, but not others? What if Aziraphale also had angelic gold marks, but not prominently displayed where anyone would see it? And why does Crowley blame himself for it? A character study and tons of head canon on some of the angels and their gold marks, their backstories, and why they are the Way They Are.

9 Oh Look, I've Been Impaled A deep pit with sharpened stakes at the bottom, covered with branches. It's the oldest trick in the book. How had Aramis literally fallen for it? Thankfully he has his brothers at hand, but a rescue won't do much good if he bleeds out anyway. Oneshot gen!fic

81 Whumptober 2020 (The Musketeers whumps) » 15 whumps for the Inseparables for the whumptober2020 challenge.

8 Singularity Crowley is captured by the angels. No one seems eager to speak up against the torture happening right there in Heaven. No one but Aziraphale. But who's going to listen to a mere principality? Pre-Apocalypse, a goodly amount of whump, hurt/comfort.

11 The Strange and Extraordinary Emergence of Witchfinder Major Saucepan If Crowley believes something works in a certain way, it has a habit of ending up just so for him. Crowley firmly believes there really is a Witchfinder army coming to rescue him and Aziraphale, led by the illustrious Major Saucepan. Since there IS no Major Saucepan, this will turn out to be quite the surprise for both Sergeant Shadwell and, indeed, Major Saucepan. Pure nonsense.

58 Soul of Vellum, Heart of Chrome » Aziraphale's bookshop and Crowley's Bentley have become quite close over the years. Keeping an eye on one wayward principality and one vaguely sauntering demon isn't the easiest job, but someone's got to do it. Especially when, post-Armadidn't, Heaven and Hell decide that Aziraphale and Crowley need to be dealt with. But they've picked a fight with the wrong car and bookshop.

18 The Sword and the Shield It is far too easy, Crowley reflects, to mistake Aziraphale as a helpless, hand-wringing bookshop keeper. It is far too easy to think him prey. Three evil men make the mistake. The angel clenches his fists and there's a crackle in the air. Crowley can read the signs. And he knows how this is going to end.

17 The Enemy of My Enemy (is Still an Enemy, Just a More Useful One) Aziraphale is dying and this isn't something Crowley can fix. The angel's only chance is for an archangel to heal him, but Crowley can't exactly waltz into Heaven and ask them to to help his best friend. But maybe if the archangels believed they were rescuing Aziraphale from him? Crowley will have to play this JUST right. Aziraphale's life depends on it.

106 The Devil's Game » "You three intrigue me, Aramis. We must have a game. When Athos wakes, you will need to be ready. Either you will play along and participate in the game…" Their captor turned away from him to direct the pistol at Porthos instead. "Or I will kill both of your friends." Whump and H/C, but also lots of courage and friendship.

16 Just Another Day When Athos was shoved into the small basement prison, he wasn't even surprised to see Porthos, Aramis, and d'Artagnan already there, also captives; really, that said something about the state of their lives. The Musketeers have been captured [yet again], but they don't have time for this nonsense and are going to be a pain in the ass about it. Humorous oneshot.