An irate Thalmor emissary to High Rock finds a weird "blasphemous" pamphlet about "Mara the Sunderer, Lady of Divorce", and a Breton foklorist weighs in on his find. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore.)

Vilkas never could have imagined what the future would hold when a stranger came to Jorrvaskr. (Vilkas x F!Dragonborn; Vilkas perspective; Follows Companions questline, starting with "Take Up Arms")

Vicky is a Khajiit born to a family that has been the the Dark Brotherhood for many generations. She goes through many challenges but always makes it through in the end. Story starts off in Cheydinhal, Cyrodiil. A few things are different then in the game. R&R

Saryn asks Farkas and Vilkas to join her in hunting an ice-wraith. With these brothers along, Gods only know what's in store for her.

Forgotten tales of lost heroes and villains, though obscure, their tales are still worth telling. A bard's collection of tales from nameless individuals. Set in the ESO timeline, follows multiple characters. Oc's, everywhere you look, Oc's. Challenge, no names. (If someone else has done this first point me their way!)

They were not but a passing thought a few years ago and now that they have come of age, the children of Skyrim may be a very real factor in deciding the fate of their land. Some have become runaway mages, others are talented in the crafts of their forefathers, and there are ones who have fallen into the lives of thieves and assassins - yet all their destinies are intertwined.

A series of short stories, ranging from 100 to 3,000 words in length per chapter, revolving around the Dragonborn. Featuring Sylgja, minor OCs, children, the murder of innocents, Lydia being annoyed, and balancing healthy family lifestyles in the middle of a war. Otherwise known as chaos.

Sir Richard of Wayrest has risen to the epitome of what a human could achieve, following Talos himself in achievement and the spirit of a mortal living on Nirn. He has surpassed what was he has been given and moved on to finishing what was started centuries before: Conquest of Tamriel to unite them under a single rule. Will it come to pass or be thwarted before it can even start?

Tenyin Mariner, a Redguard, in events well beyond her expectations. She is forced to thwart a plan that can threaten the world itself. It is a race against time to do what is possible to save Tamriel from a possible tyrant. Storyline inspired by gameplay taken directly from the game.

-Oneshot- "Everyone has their inner demons, and they all try to silence them... but some make bargains with them..."

The Dragonborn has a very unorthodox way of hunting dragons, as Erik is about find out.

-Oneshot- "What are you supposed to do when your god dies? Let alone when he's killed by his fellow deities?"

When tragedy plunges Veria into sorrow, she abandons her only family to wander Skyrim in self-exile. Little by little, she struggles to find new strength in the arms of a new family.

Freyja Strong-Heart and Galmar Stone-Fist always stood by Ulfric's side, whether it was training as children, fighting side by side in the Great War, even fighting against their former shield-brothers in the Civil War. But what happens when Freyja no longer feels needed, now that the Breton Dragonborn is in the picture? And how exactly will the Stormcloak fix it? Rated M in case!

Rated M for gore and other adult themes later on. Gunjar Shield-Crusher, defeated and broken throughout life joined the Stormcloaks after his family was murdered by the Thalmor. Join him on his adventure as he travels across Skyrim. Future Male Dragonborn x Elisif. Constructive reviews are welcomed. Ch. 15 uploaded and ch. 1 re-uploaded to new format.

Eons pass, and Serana still sleeps. She feels only cold, hears only silence and sees nothing but darkness. On the surface, her kin are starting to get restless. The Vampire menace isn't a tale. Fear spreads like a ghastly blight, carried on the dark wings of mortal feebleness. The Godsplitter rides once more into the unknown, knowing a sole thing: The Winds of Change are blowing.

The Listener has been found. Problem is, she is just like the Night Mother in her way of...speech patterns. Cicero is at a large loss because of this and another reason blooming in his heart. Dragonborn/Cicero

Squall knew Apocrypha was going to be trouble. She just never expected to bring the trouble back home.

He is just a freelance adventurer for hire who knows The Reach will swallow anything not tough enough to fight back. There is no point in having attachments, not in this part of Skyrim. But this Breton mage with pretty green eyes and the whole of Nirn resting on her shoulders? Well, she just might stand a chance. And Vorstag knows he wants to be a part of it. (Vorstag/OC)

This is the story of how an unlikely trio bound by fate, must work together to save the world. Arbjorn Ironwill was a Nord nomad who lost his family to the Thalmor. His quest for vengance takes him to Skyrim where he meets Lyssandra Montclair, a Breton noble who seeks to find a cure for her vampiric curse, and Ja'ardir Shadowclaw, a Khajiit with a dark and mysterious past.

There is no hero to save the world. Martin Septim has no one...except himself. And by the gods he is not going to be a helpless bystander. AU where the Hero of Kvatch/Champion of Cyrodiil never existed and the jail cell was left empty. Oneshot K

The Dovahkiin's destiny: to slay Alduin and save the realm from the World Eater. But when the world has taken everything from you, does it deserve saving? What if, instead, the Last Dragonborn joined Alduin?

Returning to Skyrim to find peace from his bloody past, a young Nord warrior is instead thrown into a world of chaos. Trapped in the middle of a civil war and with the return of the dragons, he must learn to embrace his new power as the last Dovahkiin. With doubt lingering in his heart, he will have to make a difficult choice: Either accept his destiny... or be destroyed by it.

"Surely you've heard the tales of Finn the Seafarer? [. . . ] I'm forgetting, you're from Wayrest, aren't you? Little they'd know of the old tales there, begging your pardon." A Breton folklore collector stumbles on a strange tale about a suspiciously familiar culture hero.

"Sheor (Bad Man): In Bretony, the Bad Man is the source of all strife. He seems to have started as the god of crop failure, but most modern theologians agree that he is a demonized version of the Nordic Shor, born during the dark years after the fall of Saarthal." - Varieties of Faith in the Empire