The futuristic misadventures of an interdimensional runaway, a wandering merchant prince, a self-proclaimed mad scientist, a fastidious space cadet, and a dog. The Dragon Age characters you know and love in a reimagined Thedas, where space travel is fueled by lyrium and the Fade is a quantum realm that plagues the lonely explorer. Inspired by events from the games.

Elfroot to quicken the cure. Embrium for cobwebs in the lungs. Blood Lotus as general and local anesthetic. Lanaste's seen it all—but this case is unique. People are dying in Skyhold. Haven has taken its toll on everyone. Beneath it all, Commander Cullen is facing a demon of his own that he cannot defeat by his lonesome. Cassandra humbly requests Lanaste's assistance.

When Fenris ran from Tevinter, he never expected to make it as far south as Ferelden. He never expected to drink from a goblet filled with darkspawn blood. He never expected to lead a motley crew against the Archdemon of the Fifth Blight, or anything that happened after. But then again, in leaving Danarius he had expected very little, and there was nowhere to go but onward and up.

Realistically Anders, and Isabela herself, had to leave the crumbling city. One had to break out of the Keep's dungeons, and one had to climb aboard a ship and sail to the horizon. But Anders was still in his cell, and Isabela was still stranded ashore - divvying her time between the Hanged Man and Aveline's far too quaint home. And everything about that was wrong. Aveline/Isabela.

When the lack of an heir causes a breakdown in her marriage, Lady Cousland throws herself into the search for a cure to the taint. And into a new relationship. But the coming Exalted Council to decide the fate of the Inquisition forces her to confront her past. And royal husband. There's probably a bunch of other Plot too, but ... I'm crap at blurbs.

Origins with a twist: King Cailan has written Alistair into the succession and is ready to recognize him publicly. Loghain will do almost anything to keep that from happening. The darkspawn give him the perfect opportunity. Alistair/Cousland, featuring F!Tabris as the Warden.

A mysterious women is spying on Hawke's group of misfits. More specifically a certain broody elf named Fenris. She holds the old chains that would pull him back to the Imperium & into the nightmare that is Danarius, but she may also hold the keys to his salvation... or Thedas' destruction. Issue is, should he trust her? Or better yet, can he with stakes being so high & her a mage?

Story set in Dragon Age 2. AU. Sam, a woman not of the world of Thedas, but a world much like our own has been an Imperium slave for over a decade. With secrets and ghosts literally haunting her, she happens upon Hawke and her gang. How will she effect this world of myth? Better yet, how can the worlds effect each other when the barriers are stretched so thin?

Approximately five years after the end of Trespasser, we join ex-Inquisitor Fiorana Lavellan and Solas (as Fen'Harel) in their efforts to reopen the veil at all costs. With limited memory of a world before Solas, Fiorana is plagued by phantoms of a past she can't remember. When a familiar voice begins speaking to her via her special crystal, Fio may find her loyalty faltering.

*Updated Ch 61 Rhiannon meets Lirene and puts things in motion* Cailan survives Ostagar. He sends the Hero after Alistair in Kirkwall. Drunk and unwilling to see duty done Amell must share how they got to this point and convince the prince to return home. Balancing her duty to the crown, wardens & herself. T rating for implied relations. Returning to once a week updates.

Victor Amell tries to lead the Ferelden Circle of Magi to freedom after saving it from the dreaded bald guy Uldred. Despite growing up a Loyalist, his imprisonment following the Jowan incident coupled with his love, Rhett Surana, being made Tranquil has turned him towards revolution, even as the Fifth Blight rages in Ferelden. M!Amell/M!Surana. Pragmatic Warden later.

She opens and closes her left hand, where a still-healing gash proves she had drawn blood to defend herself just days before. If Alistair the templar knew that, would he still let her stand free?

At the second of Duke Bastien's parties, Vivienne is well aware what an outsider she is. The duke takes it upon himself to personally entertain her.

The Herald of Andraste finds herself thrown headfirst into the Fifth Blight, following an unfortunate brush with time magic. Separated from the rest of the Inquisition with no one but a Tevinter mage at her side, she'll have to find some new friends, and fast. Fortunately, she has arrived just in time...

Merrill tells Hawke about a particularly interesting dream of hers.

My retelling of Dragon Age Inquisition. Ma'Rel's life was one he never held much regard for. Now he was being told to fix a hole in the sky by people who wanted him dead, he could only bite back a laugh. Well, he would fix their little problem, but they would have to get in line for the latter. There were more threatening demons from his past after all. Possible minor OOC, AU

"Typical," Carver shuddered. "I'm here dying, and my sister's so busy running around trying to fix everything that I'm stuck with you." Carver's so far Blight poisoned, he can no longer walk through the Deep Roads unassisted. Anders wishes he had solutions and not just answers. Unsavoury Anders/Carver & Anders/Stroud.

Anders and Isabela tell Merrill to stay away from the Chantry.

Is Magister Livius Erimond of Vyrantium too dangerous to kill? Whose viewpoint do you agree with the most?

Corporal Wayne Clark finds himself in the middle of a crisis that just so happens to be in a world not his own. Now, he has to help the fledgling Inquisition to deal with the crisis while trying to find a way back home.

The darkspawn have returned. The King is dead. Teyrn Loghain is a traitor. The Grey Wardens are gone. Ferelden's last hope rests with a mage and a templar. Can they stop a civil war, unite the races of man, elf and dwarf, and save the world? Part 1 of the "Heroes of Thedas" series. Disclaimer: I don't own Dragon Age

"Fen'Harel ma halam." The hunter says as he pulls his string back for a fatal shot. The threat burns in my entire being. I am no longer afraid. My left hand makes contact with the bark of an elm tree. I did not know how it happened, but it flowed through me in an instant.

Like so many other stories, this one begins at the end of a beginning. It's a story about loss, about love, and about learning to live with one's past, present, and future. In the process of completely rewriting the whole thing. CURRENTLY REVISED UP TO: CHAPTER 5

Before Alistair was a templar or a Grey Warden, he was a young stableboy who dared to befriend a witch of the Wilds. He never dreamed he'd meet Morrigan again— until the Blight brings them together as allies behind an enigmatic Warden recruit. With the weight of Alistair's heritage looming over them, what will become of the bond they once shared? (Sequel to Silver and Gold)

'Well, if you want to change the world, you better start immediately. Lots of world to cover.' - Dragon Age Origins, Mage origin. Follows the life of Cassia Amell, and the titles she gains over the years and the issues that come with said titles. It's not all fun and games, after all, changing the world. Part one - The Fifth Blight.