Caroleigh remembered the first time she rode a dragon. The wind had blown her hair behind her, the beating pulse of Odahviing's wings lulling her into a peace she had never felt before. It was like she belonged in the sky, and her soul longed to fly the skies of Tamriel. Now she was flying on the back of the serpentine dragon Sahrotaar in Hermaeus Mora's plane of Oblivion.

One Shot: Telyra's arrogance lands her in a battle she can't win.

It has been many years since Serana was locked away. In that time, the Dragonborn has risen. Except...he's not who people expect him to be. Nathan is blind, but he uses magic to see. When he frees Serana from her prison, Lord Harkon offers him vampirism—and the cure for Nathan's blindness—as a reward. But Nathan quickly realizes that the cost of sight might be more than he can pay.

Alduin has been slain, the world is saved, and the Dragonborn meets someone in Sovngarde with an important message. A Skyrim one-shot that I might turn into a series. Who knows? I got this idea from a comment thread on the Skyrim fandom page for High King Torygg. To my knowledge, it hasn't been done before.

Bred to be a warrior, and deceived by those closest to him, The Dragonborn tries to keep a low profile in a world of his making. Two parallel tales of how he got here, and what it will take for him to be what he was born to be.

When Emperors start having weird dreams about you being the Hero and saving everyone, things go from bad to worse quickly, especially if you've been thrown in a world where literal gates of Hell are opening up. Who thought this was a good idea? Sheogorath? He wanted a spicy Hero to mess with Dagon and spread madness? He just got one- again**A comical Oblivion retelling. Martin/HoK.

"It was such a delicious and deceitful secret they kept from their kin." [ONE SHOT]

A mysterious woman wakes up to find herself in Sheogorath's Realm, the Shivering Isles. Unable to recall her past, Sheogorath enlists her to aid in his fight against Jyggalag. Will yet another one of the Daedra's hair-brained scheme fail, or will Deirdre, the mysterious stranger help him finally succeed?

Nerevar starts his path to become Hortator by speaking before the council of his own House. He reflects on the task ahead and discusses the pros and cons of relying on speechcraft enchantments with Almalexia.

Amara was always a strange little thing; so withdrawn, so shy, and yet so quick to violence. Now she's alone on the family farm in Whiterun, all but abandoned by her elder brother, the oh-so-illustrious Dragonborn. Orphaned and isolated, she's quick to listen to the soothing voice in her head. Too quick, perhaps.

After Freyja's family was murdered, for more than a decade, she lived the life of a living ghost between the walls of Winterhold College. After 12 years of playing the role of a prisoner, she seizes the opportunity to live. But, will her family's murderer allow her? Was she forced to live as a ghost only to die from her birthright?

The Dragonborn comes, with fire and sword, with hatred and love, with fear and longing, in terror and courage. With a hunger to swallow the world.

Join us on this journey as we watch a young boy forge his legacy in shadows, blood and fire. More inside. Will have romance eventually but it's a slow burner.

[The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim] A bookish, mild-mannered Breton and a gruff, world-weary Nord embark on an adventure that quickly spirals into far more than they bargained for. The world is ready for a Dragonborn... but is it ready for two?

It is the year 204 4E. Alduin is defeated, Skyrim has been liberated, yet Skarbert Storm-Axe, the Dragonborn and Thane of All Skyrim faces new problems. Will he unite Skyrim at last? Will he make peace or bring more War? Find out in this epilogue to the Elder Scrolls V. Listen ye well to the 1st book of the Legend of Storm-Axe: After the War.

A shadow stalks the darkened streets of Riften with the intent to kill.

"Would you say, my darling," Ilymnari says, sighing as she shifts in the hot water that laps about her shoulders, "that I am your Queen?" Aldariel smiles, "I would dare to say that," he says softly. A quiet evening within the Dragonborn's household; more or less.

The worst part wasn't seeing him again. No, the worst part by far was that he had tried to kill her. Still, no relationship is perfect. This is the story of an adventurer, an assassin, a royal bastard, and a mage. Will Elisif DuCarne succumb to her dark impulses? And if so, will she continue the fight to save Nirn and close the jaws of Oblivion?

(Miraad is dovah language for 'doorway') "The very fabric of time has been ripped apart. We must summon the Dragonborn. All of them." - Arngeir of the Greybeards. 'When Alduin falls, and the first Dovahkiin knows defeat; gather 'round the Jarl's Halls for out of time a dragon's heart beats.' Basically all of my diverse characters having adventures and trying to save time!

It has been two years since the newest Dragonborn has been revealed. With Alduin slain and Skyrim mostly safe, a new threat has risen to Skyrim and her people. (Warning spoilers) (Rated M for vulgar language, violence, sexual suggestions and themes, and all the other usual reasons for being rated M))

Arryn is the Dragonborn and has guided Skyrim through many changes, including the return of dragons and a civil war. Now that it's time to rebuild, he faces a challenge he never expected.

(Post-Alduin) A new dragonborn, Kalur, walks the land, being sought by the greybeards and the current Dragonborn. But they are not the only ones looking for him. The Dark Brotherhood also has an interest in him. Together, with help from a lady mage who eyes Kalur with affection, and new and old companions, Dovahkiin seeks out Kalur, and why the brotherhood wants him.

She started life as the daughter of a miner and his wife. After an accident in her early years of life, she loses her ability to speak. To survive, she makes choices that sometimes go against what her father tried to teach her. Eventually, she must make choices that lead her deeper down the dark pathways of life and eventually, she is losing more than she bargained for.

[OLD VERSION, THE REWRITE CAN BE FOUND BY THE SAME AUTHOR] Blood falls more often than snow in the land of Skyrim. The Companion's have always been Skyrim's greatest protectors. But the time has come where their way of life is threatened. Not by a war, but a single burned man who has served not only the blood of beasts - but the vile enemy known as The Silverhand.

The Queen and her Battlereeve, through thick and thin, in love and war. [Queen Ayrenn/Female Altmer]