What if Gorion's Ward and Jaheira hated each other on sight? T'rissae is a drow brought up by humans, with no memory of her original life, knowing of her people only from books. When she leaves Candlekeep she wants to find out about her family, solve the mystery of why her memory was wiped, and to become a Silverhair Knight and serve Eilistraee. But mostly she wants to stay alive.

"Kto walczy z potworami, powinien się strzec, by walka nie uczyniła go jednym z nich. Bo kiedy długo patrzysz w otchłań, otchłań zaczyna patrzeć w ciebie." (F. Nietzsche)

Kira Adrian makes a desperate wish in her battle at the throne of Bhaal, now she has to make choices about what to change in her journey, who to save and who to let perish. Part one of Kira's story. Mainly rated M for safety reasons, gore, and violence.

II. Siege of Dragonspear: Knowing that the Hooded Man is waiting for his chance to kidnap and torture her, Arowan is forced to remain under the protection of her charismatic sister. Unfortunately, the Hero of Baldur's Gate has a track record of slaying her siblings and Arowan doesn't trust her. Worse still is Edwin, who remains determined to murder Dynaheir whatever the cost.

A single slip and life changed forever. They locked him away, but he locked himself away more securely than any stone cell ever could. Something in him died that day – and unable to let go, he could not go on as he was. Now, he has to learn to live again. Warning: chapter 1 contains non-explicit mentions of sensitive themes

One final encounter with Saemon Haevarian and tying up some loose ends. A monologue. One-shot AU. Part VI of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series. (Series finale)

The story of a great battle, with very unusual, but still valiant heroes.

Far past his bedtime, Çhärňamȇ has a meeting in a dreary place full of dead people, only one of them is still moving and somehow expects him not to know what she is while talking down to him as though he were some illiterate peasant. So be it. Traipsing around Faerun like witless cattle occasionally has its advantages. Part V of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series. AU one-shot.

Charname meets an old adversary who believes Charname lacks the upper hand, resulting in a not-so-heroic moment where truths, untruths and partial truths blend together in a burst of vitriol. Nothing quite like a captive audience to monologue at. Gorion would be ashamed. Part IV of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series. AU one-shot. (Warning: derogatory insinuations)

Charname comes to his/her senses and lives up to his/her title as the Terror of the Sword Coast instead of standing around, slack-jawed and dazed. Part III of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series. AU one-shot.

One last conversation between Charname and Yoshimo. The two friends discuss a firmly cemented assumed connection/misconception and an alternative narrative. One-shot AU.

Two lovers meet in a bathing cell at the sea goddess' temple. They mark each other with ink and water.

What if Charname had a photographic memory? What if Charname possessed a degree of agency and didn't let others speak for him? AU one-shot. Part I of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series.

This particular Charname isn't about to release a certain Djinn's flask without first striking a deal. One-shot. Part II of the 'Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda' Series.

Tired of not being taken seriously, our 'hero' speaks up for himself and decides to remind a certain personage with a certain offer of exactly who he is, where he came from, and the consequences of not giving him due diligence. Thus, we embark upon yet another AU – this time with more dialogue. One-shot.

We all know the cinematic: the right palm, dramatically upraised, dissolves into shiny dust. Gorion's Ward is dead and the story is over. It never is, of course, because we reload and try something new. But what if it was? What if Gorion's Ward found their death never even reaching Spellhold...? [Rated M for themes]

In a twist of fate, certain events unfold differently and without their impact choices that would have been made are no longer made. In this AU, Charname meets an unlikely pairing that others are fortunate enough never to encounter. One-shot.

Two elves, one dark, one fair. Sendai and Illasera, denizens of Candlekeep. But what will she do without an onyx ring to twist? And more importantly, where's Imoen and who is Charname? AU.

A string of apparently unrelated killings leads Ulraunt and the Gatewarden to suspect a killer inside Candlekeep's walls. Naturally their gaze turns to [Charname]. Will his alibi hold? And what connection does the missing star sapphire and flamedance ring have with the murders? Thefts gone wrong or is there something more sinister at play?

This is a little 'what if' following Melicamp's journey from nobody to hero. One-shot. I hope you'll have fun! :-)

In this short, concept piece, Charname is surprised by the revelation that 'Gorion' is not at all who she thinks he is and the face behind the fictitious construct that is 'Gorion' is actually…! AU (with heavy spoilers).

Que se passe-t-il le soir, dans les auberges d'Amn, quand Charname et son groupe d'aventuriers se reposent et se détendent? Cette fanfiction très osée a pour projet d'explorer les romances entre personnages, initialement prévues par les développeurs du jeu... ou pas. Pour public averti et plus de 18 ans.

The classic story of Baldur's Gate as told through the journal entries of Gorion's ward, a young bard with big dreams, as events unfold. Rated T for violence, of which there will be plenty in later chapters. Later chapters may contain OC/Rasaad romance and will contain a strong platonic friendship between OC and Xan. Also, advance warning, there will be some character death.

The wizard asked him a question. And Finn will tear his entire world apart trying to find the answer. BGII: Shadows of Amn.

Bunch of diary entries of one Gnome. Contains: a lot of turnips, plenty of family members, pinch of potty-mouth language Character mentions: Anomen, Minsc and Boo, Yoshimo, Charname, and few others I am an amateur, no beta. Prepare and enjoy!