The Arch Demon is defeated...now they have to fix Felderan. My take on what happens during the six months between Origins and Origins-Awakening

The fall of Elvhenan is finally revealed. Unrest has festered between the elven gods for centuries. Where once there was only friendship, now only hatred remains. One among them sees the path they are destined to fall down and races to save all that he loves from destruction. Mistakes are made and sorrows engraved. Follow Solas back to uncover the truth about his past.

As Orion concludes his narrative about the Heroes of Ferelden, the dark hour draws ever closer, so he delves into the nest chapter of the epic tale of The Dragon Age: The story, the real story, of the Champion of Kirkwall, Garrett Hawke, and how his actions sparked a rebellion that spread like wildfire across all of Thedas...

No matter how far afield he may travel, no matter how lost he may become, Hawke is the center point around which he orbits.

"They said you love me. You were blushing. It was adorable."

Life in Kinloch Hold is about as dull as dishwater, why not try to make the most of it. Follow two young Elvhen mages as they live their young lives to the fullest (or well, as full as they can). Full of magical nonsense and a lot of people being fed up with them.

While walking in the fade, f!Lavellan speaks her thoughts about Solas.

Lady Trevelyan needs a break, and her Commander takes her to his favourite place for an enchanted night. M for a reason, but fluffy. (Cullen / F!Inquisitor Trevelyan. English version of my German story "Sommermond" - translation by NoAkael)

He is the lieutenant of Iron Bull's Chargers. She is a senior scout in the Inquisition. They came from two distant parts of Thedas, and are brought together for a single cause. He is always sitting inside the tavern. She is always standing outside the tavern. Will they meet? Will they be friends? Will they fall in love?

This is the tile of the song that Mother Giselle begins to sing when they find you in the snow after destroying Haven in Inquisition. But the gentleman who sings it besides the game is named Trevor Morris. all rights go to him and Bioware for making the game. the other three songs are called Avalon, sung by Luntica, Darkness by Disturbed and Time of our lives by Paul Van Dyk

In 8:99 Blessed, the first signs of Templar oppression are appearing. A newly sworn Templar begins to see these signs, and must choose between the Order, or those he cares about.

Series of oneshots featuring Cullen/Trevelyan- specifically my female Inquisitor, Gwyn.

Story takes place on the eve of the Battle of Denerim where Alistair refuses to take part in Morrigan's ritual. Surana is coming to terms with her mortality and takes comfort from her lover, Zevran. Maybe more to come if there's enough interest?

The memories of Thorin Aeducan, chronicled by him before and after his exile. Enter the mind of Endrin's favorite son and see things from his perspective. Think you know him? The Shaperate will soon.

Courtship by friendly insult. A story for lovers of dwarves and irascible older men. Adan is one of my favorite NPCs in DAI, and I can imagine a dwarven Tempest rogue verbally sparring with him. Disclaimer: As usual, Adan and most characters are property of Bioware from their DA: Inquisition game. Zheeva' is mine. Some spoilers. Rating is mostly for profanity.

As children growing up in the Circle of Magi, Jowan always told Maeve Amell that the glass was half full, not half empty. Years later, after the tables have turned, and Maeve, despite her youth and emotional tendencies, is destined to save Ferelden, Maeve discovers Jowan, broken and alone, and reminds him why she was so fond of him to start. Amell/Jowan, will feature Surana later.

It's the silent nightmares that are the worst. [Cullen/Dorian.]

How peculiar, what existed between them, he an ex-Templar and she a Dalish mage. Cullen ruminates on Lavellan and her magic.

The only mistake he does not want to fix is the hardest to avoid remedying. A sort-of sequel to The Ace of Spades, in celebration of the Trespasser DLC in all of its sequel-bait glory. One-shot, with many spoilers, and, of course, angsty Solavellan that everyone loves torturing themselves with.

In the wretched slum people call Kirkwall is there only one person that the Arishok consider worthy and soon will he first handed test her abilities.

An unfortunate twist of fate leaves Hawke to start over her life. A clean slate isn't all it's made out to be. She may even be a completely different person now, unrecognizable to the people who knew her. But old ghosts of the past haunt her shadow, awaiting the right moment to reclaim her.

Fenris confronts Hawke about how she has been haunting his thoughts. Something he's not sure he's comfortable with. But as he comes face to face with her, he misplaces his reservations, allured by his feelings towards her. His intended rant takes an unexpected turn. (smut warning)

Last night, the sun didn't set. It fell.

They are only flowers, but they may bring a blush to her cheeks. Something Fenris has come to find addicting.

For once, Hawke may get a much needed break. A simple day just to play wicked grace and relax. Until Isabela comes barging in bringing trouble with her.