At the end of Brotherhood instead of possessing Desmond it had another ttrick up it's metaphorical sleeve. What if drops at least Desmond off in Tamrial, more specifically the Provence of Skyrim? What if Desmond was the Dragonborn? Spoilers for all games will be found within. There will be pairings, all m/f. Rating because of the game and language just to be safe.

Kestrel is in trouble. A Templar named Wayne Rykov, is on the hunt for a Piece of Eden of unimaginable power. When it becomes known to the Templar's that Kestrel's line has come in contact with this artifact, they go after her. And it cost her everything.

Desmond Miles expected to die. He didn't expect to wake up in a horse-drawn cart headed for execution. /I must've passed out again, and they stuck me back in the Animus as usual./ But the Animus has a few bugs, it seems. He can't get to the menu or turn on the map. Also there's dragons. (Spoilers through AC3)

Death, as it turns out, is eerily quiet—and feels lot like face planting onto a stone floor. In which the Eye brings Desmond to a world where magic is a thing, there are way weirder beings than the First Civ out there, and the alcohol sucks.

Its basically about a girl who gets sucked into Skyrim with four famous assassins . She goes on quests with them and the Dragonborn and meets new people .

The Apple brings Desmond to a new world to save. Too bad he's about 100 percent done with self sacrifice. Just when he's about to die- again- a dragon shows up, and it all goes to hell. (It's gay, and it's just going to get gayer)(If you don't like it then just don't read, please)

Rain is an assassin in training. Unfortunately, though, he has a dilemma on his hands. The Brotherhood wants him dead because he's a magic user, and the Templars want him dead because he has assassinated the governor-mayor. With both sides against him, and no one to turn to, will Rain survive?

Assassins work in the shadows to serve the light, though the line between light and darkness may not always be so clear. Join Rowan as he journeys across Skyrim to fulfill the tenants of the Order and bring balance to Skyrim.

Life carries on, time passes & old wounds heal; but an unexpected guest from very far away has Altaïr wondering what trouble awaits - for one thing he has learned is that where she goes, interesting things are sure to follow. ... Far from home, Quill tries to find her bearings and figure out where she is and how to get home - problem is, she might not be so keen to leave after all

Two years after the defeat of Alduin, Tamriel is on the verge of war. As the Aldmeri Dominion seeks to conquer the continent and bend the will of those around its borders, the Empire struggles to prepare for the worst. Meanwhile, a strange visitor is thrown into the icy lands of Skyrim. Post-DLCs, the Dovahkiin is an Argonian Battle-Mage. Rated M just to be safe.

Follow this line of assassins as they fight both the Templars, tyrants, and darker things.

Fenrik is a Dark Brotherhood assassin and he is their leader. after having doubts and questions about the targets of his contracts and realizing there is too much corruption and evil in Skyrim's politics and government he decides to go to the Dark Brotherhood to change that. Rated(M) just in case Enjoy, Please read, like, review, and follow for more it is not related to AC yet btw

We follow the life of the Dragonborn - Kiljmore Rhanthorpe - and how he acquires an extra head in his party. An unexpected one, at most, but a help nonetheless.

Briony Kenway is the daughter of Twilight E. and Edward K., but has a long line of fathers that include Altiar, Ezio, and Connor as well as Edward. She returns to Skyrim, but it is unkown why. She falls for Brynjolf, the last person she would ever expect to fall for.

Dovahkinn. Years after he moved to Riverwood, Dovahkinn's life has changed in every way. With an impending danger on the way and the battle between the Templar's and Assassin's as fierce as ever, the fate of Nirn lies on the shoulders of one man. Dovahkinn the Assassin... Rated M for strong language and violence

During what was supposed to be a simple assassination, a master assassin is sent to the land of Skyrim to play an important role that will decide the fate of the world. OC main characters.

COMPLETE! Dovahkinn. A young man by the name of Dovahkinn move's to Riverwood with his family. Little does he know that it will change his whole life. He must train to become an Assassin and fight the Templars. This young man will take the Assassin's fight to the Templars to a whole new level. He is. Dovahkinn the Assassin

Altaïr finds himself as suddenly back home, as he had found himself in Skyrim. He fears he might have gone insane after recent events - for when he goes to sleep, he wakes up in Skyrim, following the Dragonborn like a ghost. In an effort to deal with these conflicting realities, he confides in Malik, who is surprisingly understanding. * Epilogue to "An Explorer's Guide to Skyrim" *

Altaïr finds himself in Skyrim as he stalks a new target. Unfortunately the Listener of the Dark Brotherhood, Quill, is also after the same man. In a partnership created partly out of necessity (Altaïr being entirely confused by his new strange surroundings) and partly out of curiosity (curiosity killed the werewolf), the two try to figure out who their common enemy is.

The thief Fastvi embarks on a journey throughout the darkest parts of Skyrim, The Dark Brotherhood however has not just one new recruit but two. An assassin of old from a far off land. Obviously OC with alternate Dark Brotherhood questline

A young Ezio Auditore is pulled into a conflict known as the Oblivion Crisis, as he tries desperately to come to terms with his identity and his family's identity. As he matures as a warrior, the forces of Mehrunes Dagon gather for an attack that could destroy everything in Tamriel.

this story is now abandon.