Marisha Rayfan fiction

Character · 308 works

Marisha Ray turns up in 86 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 4,600 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.

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Critical Role (Web Series) RPF

Sharing is Caring

by EmmieFitz

The cast of Critical Role shares clothes across the country and across their group.

General 1.3k words 1 ch Complete 288 kudos

Domestic Fluff · Sharing Clothes · Poly if you squint · And by squint I mean blink

Critical Role (Web Series) RPF

Text Adventure

by exandriantrashpanda (topothesia), xombi87

After thoroughly enjoying Liam’s reaction to events in C2E109, Matt decides to keep surprising his players somehow.

Teen 2.6k words 1 ch Complete 109 kudos

C2E109 spoilers · COVID-19 References · general campaign 2 spoilers

Critical Role (Web Series) RPF

Gosh We Love You

by exandriantrashpanda (topothesia)

Liam doesn't mean to collect a series of crushes on his friends; it just sort of happens along the way. It’s not that he wants to act on any or all of them -- although his dreams might indicate otherwise -- it’s just, have you met his friends? His second family? They’re amazing and wonderful and gosh, he just loves them all so much. Too much, sometimes.

Teen 1.9k words 1 ch Complete 101 kudos

Bisexual Disaster · Crushes

Critical Role (Web Series) RPF

Fur and Feathers

by dragonfire1603

“You like her a lot, don’t you?” Lieci asks late one evening. Matt looks up at his companion, stunned for a second. He doesn’t have to ask who she’s talking about. He knows that there is no point in lying to her either, she already knows the truth, has most probably known it since they first met her.

General 2.7k words 1 ch Complete 92 kudos

Alternate Universe - Daemons · Developing Relationship · Dæmon's are perfect matchmakers · You can't change my mind

Critical Role (Web Series) RPF

Something to Do With Magic

by exandriantrashpanda (topothesia)

They’ve all got their post-game rituals. Some of them start right as Matt starts wrapping things up -- closing their iPads, tidying their dice, taking their phones off silent, making sure that they’re ready to leave the table as soon as Matt says “Is it Thursday yet?” and the cameras cut away. Others start after the game, and what they are depend on what’s happened at the table.

Teen 1.6k words 1 ch Complete 88 kudos