"The Grey Wardens are useful tools to fight the Blight, but that's about all the good you could've said about them. Once, like many others, I have genuinely believed in the tales of their valor and honor. I was a fool. They thought the taint will make me one of them, but I will not yield to what was forced upon me. They'll wish Duncan have left me to die at the hands of Howe."

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.

Adara Cousland was the youngest of the Teryn of Highever's three children. Her whole life is turned upside down and her heart broken the night that Arl Rendon Howe betrays her family. Follow her and her brother Aedan as he becomes a Grey Warden but where does that leave her? I am really bad at summaries and this is my first fanfiction. I hope you enjoy Adara's story

He shouldn't care. He mustn't care. But that's what he has always done, and that is why he starts to care for her. Lavellan might undo him, but he needs her help to fix the world, and in the meantime maybe she can save him. Will he let her?

Schmooples the Terror may be gone, but his grandchildren carry his legacy.

In the age of Old Gods, when the Maker sentenced them to sleep beneath the earth, there was Old Val'kun. Val'kun was the father of five demigod children, dragons who could take the form of men. And like all dragons, Val'kun's children have a hunger to swallow the world. ( Rated M for you-know-what reasons )

In Dragon 9:27, Anders escaped the Circle and fell in love with apostate Caitlyn Hawke. He was recaptured, but not before leaving her with a permanent "memento," a child whose existence motivates them to do whatever it takes for mage rights. But as Caitlyn and Anders walk a path to the High Seat of Kirkwall and then war, they must take care not to lose themselves. DA2 & M-T War AU.

Elissa Cousland has never been attracted to men, so the freedom of being a Grey Warden matters to her. She just wishes her conscription had not corresponded with the loss of her family. When she meets the bard-turned-sister, Leliana, she's sure that this will be special. Leliana has a dark past too. Together they might be able to help each other heal, but it won't be easy. F/F

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.

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.

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.

No one will listen. It doesn't matter that she didn't mean to. Young necromancer Evelyn Trevelyan is ripped from her home, her family, and everything she knows. The Circle is a dangerous place, and trust is just one of many luxuries she can no longer afford. Without her parents or her brother by her side, Evelyn's one comfort is the great spectral wolf that finds her in her dreams.

An Inquisition tale in the Moments In Time universe. Cassandra Pentaghast. Talia Cousland. Devon Hawke. When the world's last hope is a frail child trained as a scribe, three of the greatest heroes of the Dragon Age must come together to train a fourth, to help a frightened girl become the hero that all of Thedas needs. Chapter 6: The Inquisition

What if a group of people found themselves on Thedas, but they knew little or nothing about it. How would they adapt? Would they? What if they were able to defend themselves with modern weapons, but nothing else? Would they be able to make things better or worse? Rough language, some adult situations.

Sequel to "Warriors - Sophi'Gaelea" She's traveled the width and breadth of Thedas in search of her way home. Her ties and her findings have now brought her to the Hinterlands where she witnessed the creation of the Breach. Sophi'Gaelea had resolved to avoid the Inquisition in favor of her search, but instead she finds more than she ever believed she might.

A young Tabris, distrustful of humans, struggles to come to terms with the events that lead her to becoming a Grey Warden. When a lay Sister joins their party, she finds herself cautiously intrigued by the woman's colorful past.

Survival in Ferelden was never going to be easy. Alone, Molly might hope to avert disaster and guide her newfound friends to some semblance of a happy ending. She's not alone, however: as she'll soon find out, her family have come along for the trip, and the chaos already set in motion is likely to unravel everything.

In time, she will acquire many names. Child martyr of the Ferelden Circle Disaster. The infantile apostate. Captain's shadow. Mage-saviour. Secret-keeper. Blessed Right Hand of Andraste's Herald. Seer of the Inquisition. But she would prefer just Fae, if you don't mind.

After being captured by the Inquisition, the Venatori mage Cassius Terro was given a simple sentence: Return home. An upstart Praeteri adopted into a fading Altus family, Cassius had already risen high for his low birth. But with the Imperium divided into factions after the rise of the Elder One, he finds tangled in a precarious web - bound by his loyalties, duties and promises.

An ordinary girl using her obsession for a certain broody elf to shape the kind of person she needed to be in order to defy destiny and alter fates once set in stone. She didn't share his hatred of magic for she was a Hawke and lived a life without magic in another world. Magic is awesome. Now to get herself an elf and cause a little mayhem.

The Lavellan clans sends their First to investigate the Divine Conclave when a world-changing disaster occurs. Now marked, Paya Lavellan is tasked with stopping all of this. Along the way, she makes many new friends and many new enemies, and some in between. A novelization of my Inquisition canon run, with some upgrades and some additional OCs.

[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.

"In this the truth is found. Blessed are they who stand before the corrupt and the wicked and do not falter. Blessed are the peacekeepers, the champions of the just." DAII AU. Full summary in profile or first chapter. Romance, Drama, Mystery. Kirkwall Crew and OCs, plus some other familiar faces.

A novelized version of DA:I centering around the love story of Meira Neria Lavellan, formerly of Kinloch Hold, and Cullen Stanton Rutherford, Commander of the Inquisition's Forces. In a world determined to keep them broken and apart, they fight to be together. Cameos, blushes, stammering and fluff abound. *Updates Monthly*

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.