Aoife leads a humdrum life in Ireland, where she's been bounced between foster families ever since she was a young child. One day, she is caught off-guard by an elusive buzzing light in the old oak forest. Curious, she follows it - and ends up spank in the middle of a strange land, where she is swooped up by a misfit band of warriors as they save her hind from demon-like monsters.

How did one barista end up in Thedas? Ellen wished she had the answer to that one. Finding a way back home is stressuful enough, or so she thought until she met the Hero of Ferelden. He's a spineless and timid mage with poor sense direction. This is the Warden who's meant to save Ferelden against the Archdemon? She's doomed. (Warning: Heavy swearing. I don't own Dragon Age)

Tons of MGiT have saved Thedas from villains and disaster and she's no different. Except this story's villain is her own creation: the psychopath that is Aldrin Hawke. Torn from her own world she's sent to stop him and right his wrongs, or is there a greater purpose to her existence here? She's got a mysterious tattoo on her back and a strange ability to predict the future.

A high school student wakes up at Ostagar before the battle. This is (most of) her story. [This work contains platonic sexual relationships, reincarnation, and polyamory. There are a few sexual encounters that will occur in later chapters. Individual chapters will have content warnings, if necessary. Feel free to ask for any specific warnings!]

First our apartment explodes. Then we land in a green hell. Somehow we escape there to end up alone in the wilderness of some weird world to fend for ourselves. That is until we get captured by slavers. Luckily I get saved by elves. Yup, elves. Oh, and apparently I have magic. Yeah, magic. And I learn it from a Dragon Lady. The story starts pre-canon and moves into canon material.

As a result of demonic intervention, Sophia is now subject to the machinations of the Tevinter magister Danarius. She is exposed to the unspeakable, and this story is about her attempts to take control of her fate and save those who have become enslaved by red lyrium. A Modern Girl in Thedas story with a few twists. Will be lore-intensive and plot-heavy. Rewritten!

What if Corypheus didn't want to just be the God of Thedas, but all other universes as well? What if The Breach opened a temporary portal to another world? What if someone from Earth fell through it? Follow a girl named Angel as she finds her way through Thedas and the Inquisition. Expect eventual femslash between OC/Cassandra. Full summary inside. Rated M just in case.

First our apartment blows up, then we're thrown into a green version of hell. Somehow after that we manage to escape said hell, only to be thrown into an unknown world where we're forced to survive on our own in the wilderness before we're captured by slavers. Thankfully we, or well, I was rescued by a horned demon claiming to lead a company of mercenaries (Eventual BullxOC).

Life surprises a Dragon Age fan who wakes up in the body of Kaaras Adaar. When push comes to shove, what else can you do but help to save the world? — Corypheus better watch out, because this dimensionally displaced Herald will certainly create havoc as they sing and awkwardly flirt their way across Thedas.

Whether it's real or not, Amy McManus finds herself in Thedas and severely limited by aphasia and suspicion. It's hard to warn people about the coming doom when you can't talk properly, and it's even worse when they might think you're the enemy. At the best, she's thought of as odd or addled, and at the worst she knows too much and could be dangerous. What's a modern girl to do?

Original Character finds herself in Thedas in a world and time she shouldn't be familiar with. The answers to her past and her present lay in muddled dreams. But what of her future? Can she embrace the world she has found herself in, or will she fight to return? It will not always follow canon. All Dragon Age Characters belong to Bioware.

The Herald and Prophet. Earthlings. To make it in this new world, they'll have to work together. And not die. The Prophet's convinced that everything the universe over is trying its best to prevent just that. The not dying part, that is. There's no such thing as coincidence and more than one person's doing the creeping. Keep your friends close and your sketchy, elfy mentors closer.

History has proven how the depths Inquisitions go for the greater good. Imprisoning, interrogating, and torturing heretics under suspicion of being a spy. Exhausted for all they could acquire from her, they left her - forgot her. Buried with Haven, only compassion would save her.

After a freak storm, I'm shipwrecked in Thedas with nothing but my clothes on my back, and my tenacity to survive. My friend is missing. All hope seems lost. I just need to push forward.

The door shuts between us, and suddenly I am in a freezing village of people who hate me with only a trained assassin for company. I am so dead. (I'm sorry for all the typos and weird formatting. FF is just really frustrating when it comes to importing things. It moves a lotta junk around.)

Ayla is the Herald. She believes everyone is real. She will do whatever it takes to save everyone she can. Talc was an extra. She thinks everyone is just a mass of pixels. She will do everything in her power to get home. What happens when two best friends get sucked into the Dragon Age game? Loads of drama, plenty of adventures, and an unforgettable ride

In which an MGIT doesn't know whether to be serious and angsty or power through the shitstorm with memes and sarcastic humor.

When Saeris dies in her own world, she starts anew in Thedas. She's there, and knows about nothing but that she is changed for ever, and will be so forever. Waking up in the Blessed Age, she ventures through forests, cities, countries, dreams and time itself, all the way up to the Dragon Age, to find out who she really is and what secrets her destiny holds...

Death is the beginning to more. Andromeda, the budding astrophysicist, is forced onto a macro-cosmic path so mountainous it seems unreal to even gods. Having awakened in a different time, place, and reality - Andromeda must face what she and all other Earthlings are to the rest of existence. All while helping a Theodosian movement save their country and their world from itself.

Sophia and Maven are twins with a love for the human body, puzzles, and video games. This is the story of their lives once they wake up in Haven.

"Okay. Don't panic. They're more afraid of you than you are of them." The closest spider gnashed it's giant pincers and let out another bone-chilling, rattling hiss as it advanced. "Nope. I was wrong. Abort! Abort!" A modern girl's struggle with love, loss and darkspawn in a world without Google. AlistairxOC, CouslandxMorrigan

What is one to do when they find themselves in a world completely not their own? A world where magic is real, people wear armor and there is no electricity. Where she discovers just why it is people fear magic. Liz battles against people, demons, and most importantly ... herself. It is survival of the fittest, and she isn't really all that fit.

Ever made an Inquisitor that makes all the bad decisions? Well, so did she. In which a young woman is trapped in her tyrannical Inquisitor's body. A story of how one socially inept and incredibly anxious person adapts to the harsh environment which is Thedas. Life isn't all sunshine and daisies and this one is about to get a wake up call. Adapt or die, little dwarf!

"I didn't actually know at the time that I had died, only that I heard two gunshots before everything was black. I only made that realization myself when I opened my eyes to blood and all sorts of fleshy bits surrounding me everywhere. Well sh*t was not enough to describe my current situation." (this is a rewrite of my other fic under the same name) OC story, rated T for language!

Circle Mage Solana Amell on the doorsteps to what will become one of the greatest tales in the Dragon Age. But as her Harrowing ends she isn t alone anymore...too bad her passenger might end up just as confused as she herself.