Some events from the BMT, re-told and added to, but more from Akkarin's perspective - roughly beginning with TMG. CHAPTER 37 interim? 'Promise' is up!

Edwin has plans for the wild-magic bard Sajantha, but the young woman who emerges from Irenicus's dungeon is not quite what he had been expecting. And plans have trouble staying organized around a Child of Chaos...

Sajantha has her reasons for playing peacekeeper between the Red Wizard and the rest of her party, but she might end up being just another piece in his own game. BG1: Imoen, Edwin, Jaheira, Khalid, Dynaheir, Minsc. [sequel to Candlekeep prologue - 'Truth or Tale: The Story Behind the Story']

Sixteen year-old Phaedra Blake sets out on a harrowing journey towards adventure, romance and heartbreak. As she gathers friends and discovers herself, does she risk losing everything for one man?

Willful, with a mean streak and a penchant for mischief, Isaviel Farlong defies her fosterfather's wish that she join the order of the Even-Handed - she'd rather run the streets with Neeshka for the Thieves' Guild. But when she finds herself hunted by Githyanki, Luskans and forces of Shadow, she must learn the difference between who she loves and who she trusts. NwN2, some MotB.

What an observant PC might have seen in Baldur's Gate 1... Rather dark, especially the allusion in the first chapter (fair warning). Snippets pertaining to Dynaheir, Branwen, Jaheira and yourself. Reviews appreciated.

walker!Lee. Sometimes, in between the hunger and anger, the meaningless wandering, he almost remembers. Almost. But not quite.

Yoshimo had never expected Irenicus' geas to put him in a situation like this. And either way he went there would be pain.

After the defeat of Naraku, Sesshomaru is free to pursue his empire. But what is he supposed to do with a human child? And, when she returns to him a grown woman, what is he supposed to do with her love in the middle of battle? eventual RinSess

Bishop about the KnightCaptian and her smile. [[OneShot]]

She was human, brief and unnecessary as the flowers she loved. But just because something is unnecessary does not mean it cannot serve a purpose.