Three unlikely heroes, a persecuted Dhalish Apostate Mage, an exiled Dwarven rogue, and a young struggling Avarri warrior, tumble into a web of deceipt, adventure, and destiny as they quest to steal a pair of artifact gems that is known by only a few elite scholars within the Chantry itself and taking them, could lead to the end of all of Ferelden.

just a fluff drabble piece, cute fluff with little plot.

Warden Commander Solona Amell deals with her Calling during a short break from her quest to find a cure. Set during Inquisition.

(A Swashbuckler's Wit Sequel)The veil is torn and Isabela has taken to the Eastern Seas aboard her new ship, The Eider's Cry. Hawke finds herself drawn into politics again as she and Isabela part ways, and soon finds herself wrapped up in the Inquisition. Will Isabela see her again? Will Hawke finally get some peace? There's doom upon the world, but there's always time for a drink

In the time before Elvhenan fell, Fen'Harel is made to create a spell to find his Mate. He puts qualities that no (one) person could possess, though he does add things he secretly desires. Years later, he's forced to face the consequences of that spell. She is everything he's ever wanted, and nothing he needs right now.

First kisses don't always lead to lasting romance. Sometimes last kisses aren't any better. Two-shot prequel to 'One's an Inquisitor, the other a Champion'.

Alenax Lavellan hated Magisters. He hated Tevinter and slavers and blood mages. Granted, he had never met any of those people before he met Dorian Pavus, but initially he hated him too. Then, as Alenax got to know Dorian, his feelings started to change. See how the pair get to know each other, themselves, and maybe save the world. Please read and review! Thank you!

She had loved him, trusted him, forsook her clan's traditions for him. He was looking to swallow her world whole. The Dread Wolf wouldn't take her, for she would offer herself to burn in his flames willingly.

In the Qunari, he's given the job of Athlok. He's content until he hears a demon inside his head telling him to flee. A good member should turn himself in to an Arvaarad. No one trusts a Saarebas, a "Dangerous Thing". Worse, his life is in constant upheaval. Things only go downhill for the mage as he struggles to readjust in a foreign world so different from the one he leaves.

The Blight has returned, Ferelden in a state of panic, The Grey Wardens look for recruits... Only one man can save Both Ferelden and Thedas, Demon Cousland! Follow Demon as he woo's the 'fair maidens' of Ferelden, see him get 'ye Sh!tfaced' in the local taverns, watch him become the Hero of Ferelden as he breaks his foot up the Arch Demon's (*BLEEP*) Read at your own peril!

Snapshots of banter dialogue featuring the Hero of Ferelden (Elf Mage Origin) getting to know the members of the Inquisition.

Fenris déteste les mages et la magie. Se faire soigner par un sort de soins ? Prodigué, entre tous, par Anders ? Jamais. Quitte à perdre une jambe. Quitte à en crever. La magie ne touchera plus jamais sa peau.

While a storm batters Kirkwall, two angry haunted souls fall. Warden Bethany seeks shelter in Fenris' mansion. Teen now, likely rated M later, language and adult situations. I do not own dragon age.

Life did not have a restart button. You could not pause it, not even if you wished for it. You could only keep on playing, even if it was unfair, but when you die, you remained dead. No phoenix down could bring you back. Because it was life, and life was that way. A real bitch. But if you had had the chance to choose? What button would have you pushed? Retry or Game Over?

Third in a series of Vignettes from my play through of Dragon Age Origins. Mahariel faces the Archdemon during the final battle, and the aftermath for her companions.

Cullen left his life behind as a templar when he joined the Inquisition. He was done with that life and left all of his regrets behind of the Ferelden Circle and Kirkwall. However, memories are not so easily forgotten as a ghost from his past returns from the ashes. (Cullen x Male Lavellan, some Dorian x Male Lavellan)

Some riddles require more than just cleverness to answer. I always thought that Solas confession of love seemed abrupt in canon. What if he'd had a little push to do it?

The night Fenris first approached Hawke in his mansion – Canon Fenris/Hawke Romance in Dragon Age II – he wasn't so sure it was a good idea. But more than anything, he just wanted to be happy. Even if it was just for a little while. He had no idea the story their love would set in motion. (PWP, Yaoi, Fenris/M!Hawke) - (Part I of the White Hart series)

Cyberpunk Modern Thedas where Hawke accidentally becomes Herald of Andraste. The actual novel won't be done for awhile. Will eventually become part of my Inquisition retelling "This Shit Is Weird."

Hiding in alienages all over Thedas, Falon learned to conceal her magic. Since long before falling in with the Inquisition, she's always fought off a secret fear of her own magic. Cullen is determined to help her past that fear, and she can't seem to push him away, templar or no. This is a romance that will take our couple through Trespasser and straight to the deep roads.

Morrigan, By the Grace of the Maker, Queen of Ferelden, Arlessa of Amaranthine, Defender of the Realm

Strange noises, whispers.. Are there spies or intruders in Skyhold ? The Inquisitor is going to investigate. And will be trapped.

Solas can't sleep, so he goes to the library at Skyhold. Lavellan can't face her dreams, so she sits in the library, the closest she's willing to get to the elven apostate now. What will happen when they end up having to face each other and their feelings? Set after Solas leaves Lavellan in the forest but before the battle with Corypheus. Possible prelude for a story later to come.

Hawke receives that fateful letter from Skyhold and wrestles with what that means - leaving Anders behind. He decides something must be done first. Art by NikeMV - purchased commission

"You have granted this man basalit-an, by this admission he has the right to challenge you." Of course. Of course, he did. Hawke struggles with his hero-complex and nearly pays for it.