Thanks to a god with a gambling problem, a nerd gets thrust into the world of Dragon Age... right into the middle of the Joining at Ostagar. From this moment forth, he stirs up (bad) things in Thedas under the guise of the Grey Wardens. Rather humorous take on both Origins and II, probably even Inquisition eventually. Self Insert ( SI) story.

I died. I didn't really want to, but that didn't mean I wanted to live on in a different world. Of course, this all has to do with that stupid hag of a grandmother. She can't even give me a break when we're both dead. And so here I am, cleaning up a crazy old bats mistake. I'm not making any sense. See... My grandmother was a witch. [Cullen/OC] MGIT.

A continuation of Dislocated Souls. Starts after the destruction of Haven.

Sasha is an extraordinary young woman sent away by her older brother Jonathan to the small town of Derry in order to avoid certain gang/cult violence from the city. Little do they know there are secrets even Sasha can't hide from this newfound annoyance she meets who has an unusual taste for fear. PennywisexOC Rated M for violent/sexual content

The Herald of Andraste and the Fade Sage. Both powerful in their own ways, both having key and essential parts to play in the war ravaging the lands of Thedas. With the power of the Fade at their disposal, can they save their world? Or will they fail and watch as the world is consumed by demons and abominations? Some mature content will be present.

An unusual take on modern girl in Thedas concept – through the ages. Warning: hurt/comfort, depressing at times. Rape, non-con, nothing explicit though. Joanne is, at a first glance, typical student. She balances work, studying, and her boyfriend with marginal success. What makes her unusual are her dreams, which take her across fantastic realms... art: Ice Princess by Selenada

The thrilling adventure of two city guards, and they're eternal quest to combat the forces of boredom! Hm, what's that? That's another story? Then what's this one about? Isn't that the same thing? Oh? That sounds even more dull. That's the point? Well, I suppose humor is rather subjective...