Eliante Cousland walks into the Great Hall and finds that Nathaniel Howe, onetime love interest, has arrived with his father in the brief days before Ostagar. Her brother Fergus wakes up in the Kocari Wilds when a couple of Grey Wardens trip over his presumed dead body. Multiple origins, multiple narrators: Cousland, Fergus, Nathaniel, Delilah, Amell, Caron

"There is a dead darkspawn on the hood of my car." How one modern man deals with his sudden appearance in Ferelden. Rated T for strong language, violence, and sexual situations. OCs plus the entire ragtag DA:O team.

Hawke's old life lies under Kirkwall's ruin. On the run, she has to protect not only herself, but all those loyal to her- no easy task now that half the country screams for her blood. When legendary Warden Joseph Amell takes up the chase, everyone will have to decide what's really worth fighting for… and how much they're willing to sacrifice in the name of justice. Critique welcome

With Kirkwall ablaze and the templars out for their blood, Hawke and her companions flee for the only safe refuge that remains - home, and the shores of Ferelden. Little do they know, a welcome party is already gathering on the coast. The Grey Wardens are ready to meet them... Post-DAII. F!Hawke, M!Cousland.

When Bryce Cousland's little spitfire scaled the Tower of Ishal and lit the beacon at the critical moment, King Cailan won a mighty victory against the darkspawn. The Blight, however was far from over. All other origins included, plus Hawke and his companions. Cousland/Loghain, Morrigan/Anders, Surana/Zevran, Fergus/Anora, and more. Half a million hits and still going.

This is the story of what brought Alistair Theirin and Caera Hawke together one fateful day in Lothering, and how their paths would cross years later in Kirkwall. Each will shake the world in different ways, but ultimately, their destinies are intertwined.

She was a rogue; he was a warrior. He came to Kirkwall running away from a past that haunted him; she came to find a better life for her family. They were wrong for each other, so why does it feel so right? F/Hawke – Cullen – Fenris triangle.

An alternate telling of the story "Shadows and Feathers" by Jaden Anderson, but from the POV of Alistair and eventually Amell, written by myself, with heavy beta'ing by Jaden Anderson. We begin in Ostagar and travel eventually to Kirkwall, where Alistair has abandoned his commitment to the Wardens, and meets a Hawke and an Amell. This story is on hiatus.

Stepping down from her rule as Viscountess of Kirkwall, Hawke leaves the Free Marches and embarks on a desperately needed vacation. Trouble, however, just has this way of finding her, and her peaceful vacation to Orlais turns out to be quite the opposite

As a Fereldan, Cullen's youth and precipitous advancement to Knight-Captain haven't won him any friends in Kirkwall, especially among his templar brethren. So, in whom does he actually confide? Marian Hawke inadvertently finds out the hard way. One-shot set just before DA2 Act 3.

Set after the events in Dragon Age II, during which Hawke sided with the Templars out of concern for the mages' safety. Aveline is the viscount, Merrill retreated to Sundermount, Anders and Bethany are dead, and Hawke is trying desperately to forget what she has done to her sister, her lover, and her city. Now, Hawke must put her regret aside and be The Champion Kirkwall needs.

Sadie Hawke is lost in an accident and assumed dead. Anders, her lover, grieves her loss, but Fenris refuses to believe she's gone for good. Just a little Hawke/Anders, mostly focusing on Fenris and his unrequited love for F!Hawke.

FLUFF! Hawke must prepare to attend a ball. Coming after their ill fated love affair, it was a sick twist of fate that of all her companions the only one who knew formal Orlesian protocols was Fenris. Bioware owns everything. Yeah, this is just straight up Fluff. The fluffiest fluff I have ever fluffed. Inspired by the Sting song of the same name.

Post-endgame: one by one the companions were forced to leave the Champion. But what became of Hawke, and who stayed by her side? Warrior Sadie Hawke struggles with her failure in Kirkwall, betrayal by her lover Anders, and growing feelings for Fenris.