Dragon Age: Inquisition. Following the final battle against Corypheus, Solas leaves the side of his former lover Inquisitor Lavellan. He seeks to undo his mistakes of the past by plunging the world into chaos to restore the elven people to their former glory. Lavellan is unaware of who he really is and his motivations for helping her. She seeks him out to tell him important news.

Inana Lavellan can't see most things - not in the waking world, anyway. The Fade is another matter, shining like a beacon just beyond the Veil. Imagine her surprise when a "spirit" she has known in the Fade since childhood appears in the waking world as a man calling himself Solas.

With Thedas in crisis, the Inquisition finds its reluctant hero in Tharin Trevelyan, a former templar turned the Herald of Andraste. But Cullen Rutherford finds much more in Tharin, and the two are inexplicably drawn to each other. A frightened Cullen chooses duties, resorting to something drastic. His ill-advised action will hurt both men, perhaps irreparably.

AU DA2. Mage!Hawke escapes the Gallows. Hunted by Weisshaupt and Chantry forces, Warden Tabris seeks to cure the taint. The Ferelden Circle of Magi rebuild at the Temple of the Ashes. Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Mirror of her Dreams now up (I know I said I'd wait till my dissertation is submitted and presented, but I couldn't resist!)

[Currently remastering] Hawke's as much a mage as Fenris is an elf: it's complicated. Another thing they have in common is they have broken hearts. Lastly, they both share the opinion that the other is tedious and annoying (this a widely held opinion). A story about coming together by being apart, about memory and meaning, and about when to shut up.

Canon takes a brick in the face by the name of Carver Hawke. Or: The "modern character in Thedas" trope done a liiiittle differently. Maker have mercy on us all. Or: I can't find a fic where the transmigrated modern figure in Thedas actually massively changes canon from DAO to DAI, so I write it myself.

A fan of Dragon Age wakes up in Thedas, but not all is as it appears to be. Something is very different about the Dread Wolf and Anders didn't blow up the Chantry. Add in a mysterious Angel, the Fade reflecting a place called The Realm, and things go completely bonkers.

A series of (connected?) drabble things for Dorian and the Inquisitor.

Amaryllis is nine years old when she dies, or at least, she thinks she has. Until the next moment, when she opens her eyes and realizes she's lying on the forest floor, naked. Not knowing what to do or where she is, she walks, hoping to find someone who can help her, when she stumbles upon these people with big, strange colored eyes, and ears like she has never seen before.

A mute mage with a dark past and an even darker secret has no business managing an Inquisition, yet the people still chose her to lead them to victory. As if that weren't bad enough, she soon finds herself in a love triangle with two men who have troubles of their own.

What can eight Grey Wardens, most of whom are new recruits, do against a Blight? Save the world if they have to, or go down trying. During such times they must name a new King, or two, and stop a civil war from tearing Ferelden apart. Easy, right? If you're in the habit of creating miracles. Which they must do now, before Ferelden falls to the darkness.

When Holly Trevelyan arrives in Haven, Everyone is a little surprised that the Herald's sister is a mage. To add to the surprise Cullen finds himself charmed by her, and Holly finds him equally enchanting. Thanks to trianglebird4 for beta reading!

The world is saved, the mission is over, and the time has come to say goodbye. Only now that it's in front of him, Varric realizes that it's not a goodbye he wants.

A series of vignettes touching on the events after Roses Where Thorns Grow, setting the stage for the next story. Takes place after the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition, before Trespasser. Roses, in its entirety, is required reading.

A massive explosion kills the Conclave's attendants, creating an enormous tear in the Veil. Demons have poured through, invading Thedas unchecked. Elizabeth Trevelyan is the lone survivor of the explosion that has left its mark on her. With the assistance of the Inquisition the young mage woman must find a way to close the hole in the sky and restore order to a world gone mad.

In the windswept dales and rocky plains of the Free Marches, a young Dalish woman struggles between the weight of duty, and the pull of something new and unknown. She has always been quiet and deferential - but when a new arrival shakes her complacency, will she rise to the challenge? F/M OC x OC pairing. Angst, rivalry, enemies to friends to lovers. Rated T compliant. PRE ORIGINS!

After being away for years, Queen Beatrix Cousland returns to Denerim with the cure for the Calling. She and Alistair share a very tear-filled, but very happy reunion.

Beatrix can't sleep, so she spends some time with Alistair

Follow the stories of four young Grey Wardens as they battle The Blight and restore The Grey Warden Order across the Civil War-torn land of Ferelden in a retelling of Bioware's fantastic fantasy rpg game.

Mina Hawke's arrival in Kirkwall brought Varric all the excitement and fame and fortune he was looking for ... and a few things he hadn't expected. The other story Varric could never tell.

Alistair gives Beatrix a gift before she leaves to search for the cure for the Calling.

Sebastian stops by the estate while Hawke is attempting to practice archery. He decides to help.

Graham spots something while shopping with Vivienne that immediately reminds him of Dorian.

This is what I wrote for Kemvee for the DA Gift Exchange. It's about what Cullen needs most, some time off.

Spanning from 9:30 Dragon until the End of Trespasser, this story follows the story of Jowan and his friend Kena Amell. What would have happened had Duncan not conscripted Amell? What happened to Lily when the Aeonar fell? Could Jowan ever make up for his mistakes? Every potential Warden could have been a hero, but could Amell have overcome without the Wardens?