A collection of unrelated drabbles. / 06. Magwyr, Belmaid, and Wencen's spectre between them. — Belmaid/the Maid of Windermere.

Set many years after the events of the game. The city of Adessa has to decide how to use the house of the Fateless One in the city and one gnome makes a proposition to a City Counsellor.

The legends of the Fae are numerous, many going unheard by mortal ears. But sometimes, the truth of those legends is lost in the telling, becoming fragmented and disparate. Or the tale of the Prince of Sorrows and the mortal Godslayer.

This narration follows the relationship between the fateless one Eina and Grim Onwig, and how it evolves from curiosity to unwavering loyalty in the shadow of her mounting responsibilities.

Why struggle with Fate when it is so easily shifted?

She does not know what calls her back to the grayed fisherman of the Mere. He has always known better than to ask. Fateless One (Dryden) x Enconeg Holn

The story of Molly and her sister Alyn Shir before the battle with Tirnoch Rated T for language

When Siobhan first met the Maid of Windemere she was a child. When she's reborn through the well of Souls she forgot. When she meets the Maid again she remembers. Rated T for fight scene I do not own Kingdoms of Amalur or the Maid of Windemere

Set after the mission Breaking The Siege. Breaking The Siege Breaking The Siege. Maiwen Wyvyrn-Gifre writes a letter home about her experiences on the front.

The Siege is broken, and Liriel's past still clings to her, still binds her to Winter. In the shadows of Klurikon, beneath the darkened trees, a piece of that past finds her again.

Winter approaches and with it, the first year of peace after the end of the Crystal War. Alyana, now fully instated as the Archsage of the Scholia Arcana, can't help but reminiscence over the events that surrounded her resurrection... until a completely irritating but attractive woman shows up unannounced. Again. Fateless One/Ciara Sydanus

Seven years after the end of the Crystal War, the hero of Mel Senshir has a new, nightmarish reputation. This is his life living in Dalentarth, just before a new chapter of his life unfolds. Possible romance likely later in the story.

Suivez les aventures de l'être sans destinée, Evastelyn, une varani amnésique, depuis son éveil à la tour d'Alestar jusqu'à son arrivée en Alabastra.

You are a mortal, curious about the Fae, and their ways, so you meet up with the only Fae who'd take the time to share her story with you. Turns out, she's not exactly a typical specimen. (You-Perspective, but not interactive, Game-Retelling, but bends and expands canon, more characters than the select dropdown allows.)

Two conscripts into the Dokkalfar army want to change where they're going. One of them makes plans to change things

I spent the last ten years looking for you! I brought myself back from the dead! I have fought my way through armies of Tuatha! I have slayed beasts, men, and Fae! I have encountered vasts amounts of people! Hell I even fought Dead Kel! And you were just going to throw your life away! Ethene guide me, I'm your daughter!

The fate of the fateless.

This is the story of Molly and Adar. I don't own these characters or the game. T for some sexual content.

"Many wonder why I hate mortals. They took my daughter. I cannot forgive that." -the Widow of Webwood. I don't own this game or any of its characters except for the Widow's daughter. I need a title for this. Rated T for violence and mild swearing.

Mel Senshir awaits the Fateless One. Liriel is pledged of Shield and Sworn to War, and the god beneath Amythyn beckons. After all, what doesn't kill you can always try again.

Female protagonist. Perhaps one day, in happier times, you and I will meet again. Until that day I remain your. Alyn Shir (I went through and updated/edited this so it flows a bit better.)

A collection of Stories centered around Archon (The Fateless One) and Alyn Shir. Hopefully it will be a story of friendship, hardship and love.. Arcs finished: 1... Current Arc: The Legend of Dead Kel: Archon recieves a strange message: "Lo, hear the tale of the Pirate King, who cut a blood red wake. From dark Rathir, to Frostbake Sea, and Dead Kell was his name.." (Paused for now)

Glimpses at the first life.

A pool of water brings to mind memories of a life before the Well. Both good and bad.

Fayne doesn't really understand how this whole bound to fate thing works but that's probably because she has no memory of being bound to it herself. She understands why it's up to her to change things, really she does. But how could this world have made it as long as it has without her if literally everything everyone tries to do is fated to fail? It's just highly improbable.