Part III of the Necromancer Cycle. These are three very small stories, divided into acts, telling of the different stages of cruelty that befall all who, to their misfortune, come into contact with the dreaded Necromancer whom these tales are about.

Part II of the Necromancer Cycle. Rhodulf Ironstaff, of the Ironstaff lineage, inherited the gift of magicka at an early age. When he resolved to join the College of Winterhold, he met with a kindred spirit. This person would thenceforth be Rhodulf's companion. But soon, it will turn out that there is something darker within his soul than the first impression might have suggested.

A Khajiit decides to steal from Ulfric Stormcloak.

Almaria, a Po' Tun from ancient Akavir, suddenly finds herself in Skyrim and learns she is the next Dragonborn. Unsure if she can handle her newfound destiny, she must learn how to handle herself in this new land as well as try to take down the World-Eater himself, Alduin. OC main questline. Rated M for Game of Thrones vibes in later chapters.

An infamous mercenary with her own agenda faces an infuriating destiny that she wants nothing to do with. Will her allies change her mind in time?

Once a mere peasant boy in the highlands; now a dragonslayer, vampire hunter, and hero of prophecy. Fate beckons him back to the land of his forefathers, where an ancient being hungers for the souls of mortals and dov alike, a madmer lusts for blood and forbidden knowledge, and others seek the death of all mankind. But the only threat that he truly fears, is fate itself.

An awkward, gangly guardswoman is suddenly catapulted into the big leagues when she is ordered to be Housecarl to some manner of dragon-slaying super-warrior. She doesn't mind the extra workload or the fact that nobody appears to be paying her for this service, but she IS terrified that it might involve talking to strangers...

A land torn apart by war between the Empire and Stormcloaks. Now the land is plagued by the return of dragons, who wish to enslave all mortals like in days long past. The fate of Skyrim, of all Tamriel, rests in the hands of two unlikely individuals. Now, if only the two of them could get along. Dragonborn Harem story. Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim belongs to Bethesda Game Studios.

Irridessa, an unlikely hero has risen to meet her fate, and overcame the dragon Alduin, world eater, son of akatosh and God of destruction, and is faced with an unfortold series of events beyond any skyrim prophecy. Alduin\female Dragon born pairing. Rated M for sexual content (characters are believable to the original material and plotline is realistic) IMMERSIVE AS f**CK

Anja has a bitter past and a broken heart. Will Bishop be able to heal it or will he be her deepest wound yet? (Undergoing re-write)

This is part I of the Yloren Cycle which is connected to the Necromancer Cycle. The order of the seven strive for god-like power, for an existence transcending mortal affairs. In their pursuit, they invoke the primordial might of an ancient, forgotten deity. However, this event should be responsible for a disaster that'll unfold many eras later.

A party gone wrong leads to war. It's a... long story, so bear with me

The two bandits Mellius and Gerion have to flee from the Imperial guard for their crimes. Unbeknownst to them however is that their chosen hiding spot to the north just off the coast is being occupied by something rather sinister.

Esmerelda wanted nothing more than to travel Skyrim as a mercenary like her father. She craved adventure and excitement. How quickly her dreams become a reality when a beast out of legend destroys her home. Accompanied by a strange man with a shrouded past, Esmerelda sets out on a journey to build a life that her father would be proud of.

How does someone get to a point in their life where they decide to join a group like the Dark Brotherhood? This story goes into the backstories of all of the Dark Brotherhood members in Skyrim. These are obviously just headcannons based off of what little bit of information we do get.

A recounting of the Dark Brotherhood questline in which a lowly Khajiit goes from an assassin of the Dark Brotherhood to it's listener. Violence and Black Comedy ensue. Rating might increase because it's the Dark Brotherhood. I suppose it goes under crime?

Fleeing from the Knahaten Flu, That Which Cannot be Mended tells the story of Eliarta Sacabolis as she faces the trials of being uprooted and tossed to the wind. An escape from the infected village where she was raised and eventually falling into the possession of a Telvanni Magister, she struggles to attain her freedom in order to find and free her mother.

The queen of a hidden island sacrifices herself to protect her people from a malevolent threat. But her rebirth is assured, and finding her will fall to her faithful bodyguard. Nova will stop at nothing to find her queen, though before the end, she may find that her devotion runs far deeper than that of a mere vassal. If only she can admit it...

When head of the Imperial Investigative Division, Thorus Blackward, accepts his most recent case of a mass abduction of citizens throughout Cyrodiil, he didn't know just how deep the rabbit hole would go. Nobody could have prepared him for what horrors lie in wait in the dark corners of the world. With his accidental sidekick, he uncovers the mystery behind a hidden, twisted cult.

Part I of the Necromancer Cycle. The story is about an esteemed and professional hunter who caught wind of whispers about a legendary beast in the woods near Morthal. But when he and his associates decided to go on the hunt, they did not know what calamity would lurk betwixt the leaves and branches.

Serana never had many experiences with the cat-folk of Elsweyr, apart from hearing stories of them. Now she got to travel with one... And she still wasn't sure what to make of her experiences with him. [M!Khajiit x Serana. Rated M for our favorite warning: contains NSFW content].

Some people may find living in a fantasy world to be a dream come true, but consider this: fuck Skyrim and the war horse it rode in on. Or in which a girl from our world wakes up in hell and every person who calls her Dragonborn is Satan himself. SI-OC.

Depression is a monster that slowly destroys her. Can she overcome her mental illness, or succumb to its familiar embrace? Rated M for dark content and situations.

-The High King of Skyrim has been killed and the return of dragons foretells the end to all of Tamriel. The Dragonborn must rise amidst the chaos of a civil war to come out on top and defeat The World Eater; Alduin- This is a novelization of the story using multiple characters to craft a proper flow of events. I'm just looking for honest feedback and criticism to improve.

It's the anniversary of Skyrim's release and Jack finds himself feeling quiet nostalgic.