A tale of a young thief who tries to forge her own destiny, in spite of the odds and even the gods.

No memories, no history, nothing. Unremarkable, untalented, overall normal. The only thing interesting about him is that he can't remember anything. But that leaves much to ponder. Do his memories hide something amazing? Fantastical? Who knows? He certainly doesn't.

An engineer from Earth plays a lot of TES V, always being the 'Knight in Shining Armor' rescuing the proverbial 'Damsel in Distress'. After Akatosh decided that our hero gets a job offer to help the new Dragonborn along, he wakes up in the cart to Helgen and is now a tall, strong and rejuvenated Khajiit; despite his knowledge from playing the game, not everything goes smoothly...

Inspiration on "The Wolf Queen Awakened". Noel faces a death experience at the hands of a robber, where he finds himself at the mercy of the Wolf Queen, Potema. With the solution to again to take a chance at life, Noel starts an Empire in Potema's name, and destroy the Thalmor, and the Aldmeri Dominion. It is time to this young man to help Potema secure her place as Empress!

Just a little piece I wrote to get into Miranja's heart - a little side piece to Dalliances with Dunmer

There are few mysteries as convoluted and untouched as the Warrior-Poet's past. With no divide between his fictions and his truths, there's no way for a mortal to decipher it. One thing was certain, though: one day, he returned from the ruins of Ald Sotha with a young boy, and some years later, he would follow him into godhood.

She hated vampires after the Hall of the Vigilants burned. Joining the Dawnguard to eradicate every last bloodsucker made sense. Finding out that there was more to the vampires' schemes wasn't part of her plan for revenge, but they'll burn just the same.

The Forsworn terrorise the Reach. Backstabbing and intrigue threaten to break the court of Markarth. Ancient secrets below the city are disturbed, and now the Imperials want to hand Markarth over to the Stormcloaks? Over Jarl Igmund's dead body.

-Summary TBA- -Second story set in the same world as my first, but not a sequel per say to that.-

Mhari Freysri is a Breton that hails from High Rock; she dreams of becoming an established bard, and sets sail to Solitude to begin her journey, but she gets far more than she bargained for as she is caught up in the affairs of Skyrim as it plunges deeper into the tensions of war and violence. Follow her adventure as she finds her way through life in this wild, untamed world.

Svala never asked to be the Dovahkin. Ulfric never asked for her help in his war. Ulfric/F!Dragborn (I don’t own Skyrim or it’s original characters/places. Those belong to Bethesda)

All her life Myfanwy Caldevwin dreamed of graduating from Arcane University as a world renowned Master of Magic. Unfortunately, the only university that will take her is the College of Winterhold, the lowest ranked school for the arcane arts in all of Tamriel. Even more unfortunately, she's somehow managed to attract the notice of the College's mysterious Thalmor Master of Theory.

Elle l'avait dit que ce titre d'Enfant de Dragon lui attirerait des problèmes. Cela ne l'empêcherait pas d'accomplir sa mission, après tout l'avenir de Nirn la concernait un peu, mais pas question qu'elle le fasse en souriant !

Eira, an experienced and highly skilled Thief, is tasked with finding the murderers who are framing the Thieves Guild across Skyrim, threatening the well-being of her home. Farkas, a Companion, searches for his missing twin brother following their father's murder. In a twist of fate, the two are forced to work together if they will have any chance to save their guilds.

The Arch-Mage of the College of Winterhold, Killian Mallory, would do anything to save his husband– even if it meant becoming an assassin for the Dark Brotherhood. Spiraling into a life of death, darkness, and personal demons, the mage tries to keep his honor as Arch-Mage and to keep his family safe. However, a man can only be spread so thin.

In a forgotten Dwemer Ruin in Skyrim, a civilisation of surviving Snow Elves live, until the Dragonborn is born among them. On his journey, he will change the fate of his people and Skyrim for the better. (Rated M for violence and future chapters)

Lost in the histories of Skyrim was the tale of how a lowly horse thief rose to become Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild. This is a real roleplay following Lokir of Rorikstead through the Thieves Guild questline. He must acquire enough wealth before his love is forced to leave Skyrim, all while avoiding the Assassins and an Imperial Captain determined to see him put to death.

LEÍRÁS AZ ELSŐ RÉSZBEN!

After saving the world from Alduin and bringing a temporary peace to Skyrim, the Dragonborn decides to embark on a journey to the distant homeland of dunmer, Morrowind for the first time. He wishes to learn more about his people and see the tragic state of the province, as well as to follow in the ancient hero's footseps and find out the truth about Nerevarine's dissapearance.

Have you heard of the Elder Scrolls? Some say they only exist in legends. Some say they are a part of us. Some say they do not belong in this world while others will tell you the exact opposite. There are rumors that these scrolls transcend time... If Yrith could transcend time, perhaps she could undo the gravest mistake of her life. Or perhaps she could make a graver one.

Ako'Siirto wasn't unused to surprises. After all, his life had been unusual up to now, but this is much more unusual than he thought possible. Clearly, dragons would be an interesting topic to sate his hunger for knowledge. (Rated M, for themes similar to Skyrim itself.)

Zoeigh, and her treasure hunting Khajiit cousins Nisravi and the great Kesril of Corinth, explore a nameless cave on an expensive map. But nothing could prepare them for what lay within.

Eight years has passed since the Oblivion Crisis. Cyrodiil has remained mostly peaceful. But now an Ayleid King will arise from Oblivion to seek vengeance upon the Gods. There's an old Champion who could be the worthy knight they seek to defeat him, but her life is already complicated enough. This is just one more thing on her busy plate. {Sequel to "To Light the Dragonfires"}

Ever hear of the song that bards don't sing? Well, these are the stories that most never hear; the types of stories closely guarded, and only told in hushed whispers beside the tavern fire - if they're ever told at all. Series of one-shots. Multiple Pairings. Disconnected, but mostly canon. Some explicit, but not all. Rated M for a reason.

By the Gods, he was one of the most beautiful men she had ever seen, which was all good and well, but there was still a very serious problem to address. She was not supposed to find herself distracted by the groom's eyes–or shoulders, or anything, really—, especially not when she was about to stab his bride and push her off the balcony. (FDB/Asgeir Snow-Shod)