Tariq Ibn Ziyad a noble swordsinger and follower of the ways of HoonDing on walkabout to master the blade takes him to The old Kingdom. In His homeland, he's faced Dwemer automatons, werebeasts, mages, vampires, and other undead — all have been cleared by his sword. So now this follower of the HoonDing will cross wits with the legendary Dovah of old

Leaving a bloody childhood behind, Halfdan is given a new chance by his long lost grandfather among the companions. Still learning how to be more than just a tool for others, he suddenly finds his destiny inexorably intertwined with a beautiful but dangerous woman in a prophecy that threatens all of Tamriel with eternal night.

Amelia Alexandra Caddell never wanted to actually enter Skyrim. Now she's got no choice but to play it to completion, if she wants to live. Includes a variety of popular mods, such as Inigo, Kaidan, Lucien, interesting NPCs, Bishop, Auri, Vilja, and more. Plenty of ships. Plenty of action/romance. And of course, a scheming god of Akatosh and binding aedric-pact thrown in.

Svala never asked to be the Dovahkin. Ulfric never asked for her help in his war. Ulfric/F!Dragborn (I don’t own Skyrim or it’s original characters/places. Those belong to Bethesda)

When Skyrim's bards sang of the Dragonborn who would come to save them all, their prayer was for a man made in the image of Talos: a tall, mighty warrior with a Voice that could shake mountains. But the young woman who wakes up in the back of a prison wagon is neither tall nor mighty. Little and lost, she has mountains to climb before she discovers who, and what, she really is.

During the mission Lights Out, Deeja gets saved by a mysterious stranger, and exiled from the Blackbloods. She must now find a way to survive.

Svanhild Frost-Blade is a Nord warrior who has lived in Bruma all her life. But after her parents were killed by the Thalmor and her twin brother, Bjornolf, left for Skyrim to join the Imperial Legion, she finally decides to return to her homeland. Will the siblings reunite before it's too late?

Twenty years after the Skyrim Civil War truce between the Stormcloaks and Imperials had started, much has changed. A truce among races, and peace has settled. A mark of this bond, a college has been constructed in Cyrodil. But not all shall remain calm.

"I have an army." "I have a sleep-deprived Farkas!" (Full summary in 1st chapter. Sequel to A Dovahkiin's Lie)

Three people are sent into the world of Skyrim.Each one on different paths which intern, will change their view on life as they know it. Will it be for the best? That is only up to them. A couple of Oc's; gamer aspects and first story, hope you enjoy!

Not all heroes are Dragonborn. Some are mercenaries, some are mages, some are thieves, and some fight for the legion. Ordinary, if exceptionally skilled, people going about their day to day lives. Sometimes all it takes is meeting the right person at the right time for you to get involved in the biggest mess you've ever seen.

Basically if Skyrim was a hentai. That's right, hentai. Bandit's will be fucking my overly big breasted and ass argonian named Keema. Whether it be bandits, undead, a devious npc like drunkards, racist nords, thalmor, or other shady individuals or anything else that comes to mind. I don't mind gangbangs too, be sure to leave your suggestions in the reviews

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)

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"}