Noir is as free-spirited and wild as they come with a burning passion within and a thirst for adventure, but nothing could have prepared her to find out she's the legendary Dragonborn let alone the unusual encounter she had with a certain ranger named Bishop who seems to have taken a liking to her. But, will he be able to win her heart? Or is it truly as untamable as her spirit..?

By the Gods, he was one of the most beautiful men she had ever seen, which was all good and well, but there was still a very serious problem to address. She was not supposed to find herself distracted by the groom's eyes–or shoulders, or anything, really—, especially not when she was about to stab his bride and push her off the balcony. (FDB/Asgeir Snow-Shod)

You died. Maybe. The age is turning on the Last Dragonborn and more than dragons are awakening. Curtis swears an owl slapped him just before he fell off a mid-rise condo job site. And, boom, like Dr. Who he's got a new body and a new direction in life — in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Thank gods he isn't the Dragonborn. (Non-DB, OC)

Tenaya thought she had the world. She learned from the Dragonborn, paid homage to his spirit with her adventures. Serana needed her help and together they defeated Harkon. Instead of a warm embrace, Serana left her for dead. Four years later, an untimely encounter gives Tenaya's fears new life. She must go back to Skyrim. Skyrim Post-Game World. Book 1, Children of Oblivion

In the wake of the Armistice the Breton mercenary Morrigan has to leave Morrowind to find work elsewhere. When she goes out on the battle field to look for loot one last time, she instead stumbles upon a child in need of help. (sort-of origin story for my Nerevarine Madseth Llelwyn; some description of the aftermath of violence)

A four-part "split-shot". Eriah encounters the Companions and the man who will become her husband for the first time on her way from Riverwood to Whiterun to report the dragon attack at Helgen. Farkas doesn't know what to make of this outsider who causes his inner wolf to react in strange ways. Takes place after Attack on Helgen.

After years of living in the wild as little more than a sellsword, Freja arrives in Whiterun looking for work and someplace to lay low. She finds more than she bargained for when she earns her place in the Companions. An ancient feud, blood curses, and an ill-tempered warrior may keep her busy, but she knows she can’t outrun the truth of her identity forever.

Direct sequel to 'Skyrim: The Unglamourous Failings of Ulfric Stormcloak'. Ever wondered about the backstory of everyone's favorite housecarl Lydia and how she came under the service of Jarl Balgruuf? Witness the hilarity of her plight and journey in this story! Rated T for language and violence.

a man with no past will change the political landscape of Skyrim forever this is the song of the White wolf of Jorrvasker

I go to bed, covered in warm furs in Nchuand-Zel with my cousin right next to me, safe and sound. I wake up on a cold stone slab, all alone and very confused. /Or:/ The result of an idea I just couldn't let go, in which the Dragonborn is part of a race considered as extinct as dragons. (M/M pairings present)

After months of traveling, Kaius and Viconia's successes against the forces of the Prince of Destruction have resulted in Knighthoods in the Order of the White Stallion. However, in the background of the approaching war against Oblivion, Umaril the Unfeathered is returning and while they may be Knights, they are certainly not holy enough to wield the relics of the Crusader...

An overly enthusiastic Nord, an unfortunately long-lived Argonian, and a lying Khajiit embark on numerous misadventures in Skyrim as they work on the most remarkable book to ever have been published in Nirn. ["Inspired" by H2G2 and far too many hours of playing Skyrim.] Image credit goes to ZeniMax (promotional picture for Elder Scrolls Online).

An Imperial, with no past and no future, is sent to a foreign land with the vaguest whispers of a prophecy to lead his way, for he has been chosen by fate to right an ages old wrong and free the land from a long lingering doom.

Karliah is in the process of scraping together enough money to exact her vengeance on Mercer, when Ellig coerces her into joining him on a personal expedition to the most dangerous tombs in Skyrim. Both are slow to trust each other, but in the face of incredible peril, they realize they have little choice. (Sequel to Wolf of the West Plain).

Ymir Ironice venture to Skyrim to fulfill his uncle's last wish, a message to his old Imperial friend, a warning he gave years ago. But due to unforeseen event, Ymir Ironice must now train with the Graybeards and learn his destiny as the Dragonborn. But will he be able to win against the World Eater, and what past did he have that made him be bless by Akatosh.

It has been 2 years since Harkon and Mirrak have been defeated and it seems the Civil War between the Imperials and the Stormcloaks may come to a peaceful close. But, an ancient evil awakens and threatens the coming peace to Skyrim. It is up to Kiaus and Serana to stop this evil while coming to terms with their growing feelings for each other. Male Nord DB!

Eydie Walker. Twenty-three years old. Stoner. Bipolar. Nervous wreck. Her life is mediocre at best, if you ask her, and she often finds herself wishing for some drastic change to turn her world on its head. To give her a chance at something more. She finds herself regretting this when she wakes one morning, to find herself on a carriage, being carted off to her death.

A simple and short tale of a young Dragonborn's quest to High Hrothgar and the dangers of traveling with his impossibly voluptuous and caring housecarl Lydia.

Well. I guess if at first you don't succeed. Try again. Join me as I fight for survival and the peace of world as I know it. Maybe this time, with my new life technically a video game. It should be much easier to get things right this time around... Right? Rated M for mild language and adult situations and themes.

Liria Aedeus; a young Breton/Altmer girl who grows up learning about the wonders of the island of Solstheim. When she finally arrives, will she discover the wonders of her grandfather's stories? Or will she discover that it's not all that great like her grandfather said it was?

Jerien has been sheltered by her mother all her life and has finally escaped from under her mother's thumb. She has fled from Cyrodiil to Skyrim to finally gain her independence and find out who she really is. Little does she know that her decision will save Skyrim from total destruction and possibly all of Tamirel as well.

I know I'm messing with a lot of things to make this work but I sort of don't care. This story takes place in Skyrim shortly after The civil war between the imperials and stormcloaks has finished with the death of Ulfric. This is the story of 2 people whom the devines have plans for.

Graven was often persecuted by the color of his gray skin and hellish eyes rather than any grievous misdeeds. Conception decreed vampires as nothing more than feral creatures, persecuted for possessing a pair of fangs and glowing eyes, until Serana showed it to be a misconception. Finally, someone Graven could share something in common with: the demons that burned inside of them.

Ivar Frost-Hand was tasked with saving all of Skyrim. He vanquished Miraak. He killed Harkon. And he finally defeated Alduin. But he never anticipated recieving a chestwound at the claws of Alduin. He tasks Edara Aminax with ending the Civil War; the only problem is she's a Healer, not a Warrior.

With the vampire menace annihilated, can Serana finally have the power to choose her own destiny?