So apparently the Dragonborn has returned, and is fighting for the fate of the world. Good for them. Because while that's going on we've got a kid lying his way into school, a woman with some bodily issues, an Orc trying not to get attached to her assassination target, and a cat who's really just here to cut hair. Not the people you'd ideally entrust the fate of Skyrim to, huh?

Revyn Sadri, pawnshop owner, Grey Quarters, Windhelm. He'd made a quiet, modest living selling second-hand goods until he'd married an adventurous spellsword with a nose for treasure. Now his life is a constant struggle to empty his wife's junk drawers and find ways to bury the dragonbones. Meandering, slice-of-life events centered around the mate of the Dragonborn. (AU/Family)

12 years after the Dragonborn disappeared on Solstheim a young Vigilant of Stendarr is found half dead in the marshes of Hjaalmarch by a jaded former adventurer. The unlikely duo soon find themselves in a war between the Scions of the Night and the Defenders of the Dawn. For fate has appointed unto them the duty of judging the Tyranny of the Sun. (AU Dawnguard/Rating Changed to M)

An engineer from Earth plays a lot of TES V, always being the 'Knight in Shining Armor' rescuing the proverbial 'Damsel in Distress'. After Akatosh decided that our hero gets a job offer to help the new Dragonborn along, he wakes up in the cart to Helgen and is now a tall, strong and rejuvenated Khajiit; despite his knowledge from playing the game, not everything goes smoothly...

The House of Nerussa demands recognition and respect; the best way for them to receive it is by marrying its only heiress, Gwynileth Nerussa, to a wealthy man... and her parents have chosen the one who abused her. Frightened and despairing, Gwynileth flees from Morrowind to Skyrim, chasing ideals of happiness and simplicity. What she finds is more than expected. (Kaidan/Dovahkiin)

After saving the world from Alduin and bringing a temporary peace to Skyrim, the Dragonborn decides to embark on a journey to the distant homeland of dunmer, Morrowind for the first time. He wishes to learn more about his people and see the tragic state of the province, as well as to follow in the ancient hero's footseps and find out the truth about Nerevarine's dissapearance.

Rictus is given the choice of customizing his start in skyrim. He choices alteration magic as his skill of choice and starts in Whiterun in the Breeze home. Follow him as he figures out that this is not just like the game he once knew. This is basically just an idea I had where 18 people enter skyrim and each of them are given one of the skills from the game. Basically SI.

Misunderstanding on both sides, but a happy ending. (Gods, I can't believe I wrote this drivel.)

The Falmer were once a prosperous people, and Celegriath was no different. But he'll soon find himself in a nightmare he never could have imagined, in a different time he never could have foreseen. The Dragonborn will have her hands full.

The Dragons have returned and enslaved mankind once more! The only chance for Freedom waits in the darkness. He has slumbered for millennia and now... He will rise. His history is Legendary, His story has long been forgotten to time. Kingslayer, Assassin, Thief, Mercenary, Hero, Monster, Dragonborn. Will He help? Or will he choose to rule? Rated M for Gore and language.

Crossing the High Rock/Skyrim border was supposed to be the start of a new life for Marie Maxelle. Instead, the grass turned out no greener than it was back home, no thanks in part to the liberal snowfall. There has to be more to life than picking flowers and mixing potions, but if there is, she's yet to discover it.

Searching for a new recruit, Brynjolf found a candidate beyond his imagination. The Dragonborn doesn't play his games though. She has a temper, a cold attitude, but shoveling down through the snow reveals her warm and caring heart. Maybe the master thief has bit off more than he can chew. Rated M for language and sexual themes/scenes. F!Dovahkiin (OC)/Brynjolf

Sulla is an Imperial soldier in Skyrim with a growing resentment for an army & mages who he believes are taking credit for his findings in the ruins. When life takes an unexpected turn for him he becomes jaded as the wars never seem to end & developing a fascination for the Dragon Priests & Dwemer whose mechanisms may turn the war.A fascination that leads him to the life of a thief

Vampires have increased their activity in Skyrim. Villages being raided, people being abducted. The Dawnguard has been reformed with the promise of defeating the Vampire threat, and their newest recruit joins with the desire to avenge those he's loved.

Eight years has passed since the Oblivion Crisis. Cyrodiil has remained mostly peaceful. But now an Ayleid King will arise from Oblivion to seek vengeance upon the Gods. There's an old Champion who could be the worthy knight they seek to defeat him, but her life is already complicated enough. This is just one more thing on her busy plate. {Sequel to "To Light the Dragonfires"}

In the earliest days of recorded history, a half-elven Breton finds himself swept up in a war between the oppressive Ayleid Empire and their human slaves - a war that will determine the fate of Cyrod and the course of history for Tamriel.

Ra Hel Kotu has embarked on the walkabout across Tamerial. He enters Skyrim to find his life forever changed. He desires only one the, to summon his Shehai and return the Ansei to the world. He is the Dragonborn, but can he be the first Sword Singer since the end of Yokuda.

Sol is a former member of the Thalmor who has fled to Skyrim after he was discovered worshiping Talos. He seeks to start anew in the wilds of Skyrim, but is captured in a familiar ambush and sent to the chaos of Helgen's dragon attack. But after escaping, the world is ahead and the hope adventure on the roads of Skyrim is boundless. These are Sol's stories.

Dracar was crossing Skyrim's border.Fleeing his old live, especially what happened that one faithful night in Cyrodill. Now in skyrim he was once again haunted by his own demons as he will now find himself caught in a conflict between imperials and Stormcloak's dragon's. and oh yes a certain female vampire and her crazy father who wants to end the world.

One year after the Dragon Crisis, the Argonian Dragonborn Sal-Gheel struggles with the traumas of his experience in Sovngarde and final encounter with Alduin the World-Eater. While he balances his humble home life in Windhelm with his wife Shahvee, he embarks on a desperate quest for answers. Features in-game canon characters.

Our hero was living the American dream. But bad things happen to good people as the saying goes. After dying tramatically, he awakens on a familiar cart. Join him and the Dragonborn as his rapidly fracturing mind drives him, and everyone else in Skyrim, absolutely Mad. SI Fic. Warning! Extremely dark themes. Depictions of suicide and death. You have been warned.

They say I am the Dragonborn, well, I don't know about that. But I realized pretty quickly when I was swept up into the city of Helgen, where I then found myself destined for the chopping block. But then, a dragon saved us, and I escaped with Ralof, a Stormcloak, and we became friends. After some time passes, things change. I change.

Akiseta's peaceful life is once again threatened as she finds herself in a deadly game. Lines are crossed as the Stormcloaks and Imperials attempt to finish the war. And from the shadows, the Aldmeri Dominion seek to claim the Dragonborn's life. Admist the tensions, troubling secrets are revealed, and one such revelation from Serana's past may threaten their very relationship.

I betrayed my country for a Khajiit I fell in love with. I was locked away and sentenced to die for my crimes against my nation. And now I have one chance to make things right and get the Khajiit I love. The price? I have to lead the Shadow Squad, the most elite squad of Argonian Shadow forces into the thick of the Aedra War. (Story under Revision)

My take on the classic Skyrim story! What if slaying the first dragon granted not only the ability to Shout, but to speak in general? The Dovahkiin is about to find out. And Lydia finds herself along for the journey as well!