The last dragon chronicles. The plot is too complicated for the fangirls to follow.

A very little known -wonderful- book... Only has about 30 fanfics on the Pit. It's really awesome, cyborg Cinderella.... But, I think there might be some 'Sueauthors getting on the bandwagon when Winter comes out....

It is up to 731 fics on AO3, most of the ones on FFnet are crossposts by the same authors. It's a small fandom (though I've been seeing a lot of new names on fics lately). There are some 'meh' fics, a few that needed a beta for SPaG, but no really badfics on either FFnet or AO3. The actors are all in their 30's and while not bad looking, are not exactly hawt either, particularly by the standards of the typical fanbrat.

The fun thing about Haven is that the canon itself is so out there that you can justify pretty much anything happening in a story. That also means that defining something as fully badfic is going to be rare.

I just wrote one where the whole town was compelled to take on roles from Greek myths. The town itself was labeled Troy and most of the citizens spent the day building fortifications for the impending attack by the Greeks. The two guys the story was focused on were outside that zone and got caught in the Theseus and the Minotaur story with one being Theseus and the other briefly being King Minos and then being free of the story since Minos wasn't in it anymore.

Which is all completely off the wall and still doesn't even surpass some of the stuff that actually happens in canon.

I have found one badfic for it. On Quotev. My Haven Or My Trouble

...the cosmere fandom is small enough, and frequented enough by the right sort of people, that the only extant badfic was created deliberately by otherwise fantastic writers, for the purpose of laughing at it.

(But really, if you're going to get through The Stormlight Archive, you're gonna probably need some reason beyond the objective hawttness attribute of various characters. It's long. Amazing, but long. And unfinished.)

-Aila

The fandom is relatively small and mostly composed of intelligent people, so fic tends to be of average to very good quality. I've seen one or two stinkers, but they tend to be of the sort that's hard to spork because they're long and the SPaG is decent.

That said, there has been one badfic that was sporked by the PPC, and if anyone happens across any that are truly terrible, I demand to be informed, because I call all kinds of dibs on that. All the dibs.

~Neshomeh

Fanfic for Secret Six seems to be pretty good. I've read very little of it though.

...I've managed to come across a fandom that a) has virtually no badfic whatsoever, and b) is highly welcoming across the board. It's the Zombies, Run! fandom over on Tumblr. It's a wonderful little fandom, and one of the fanwriters has actually worked with the app creators to write a few storylines with them.

Listed on ff.net as "The Chronicles of Prydia." It has like three fanfics, I think? And more than half of them are in Bulgarian or something - been a while since I really looked. I wrote fanfic for it once, but I don't even remember what it was about, let alone have it anymore, so I don't actually know about the quality of any fanfic for it. But given that there are very few fanfics, there can't be too many badfics.

And most of the time when I mention it to people they sort of stare at me and go, "Chronicles of what," so there's that too.

I'm pretty sure I know lots; there are a lot of obscure sci-fi and fantasy continua that are simply too obscure for fanbrats to get their paws on or are aimed at an older audience. Frank Herbert's ConSentiency series is an example of the former while The Culture is an example of the latter.

Knightmare - mostly because it has so few fanfics in general, and similarly a small community. It took an interlude for my agents to get a visit in.