The Dragonborn, having slain countless foes, had never imagined they would fall to creatures of the night, but what will they do in these circumstances?

After the Dragonborn kills Alduin, but before the resolve of the Civil War, he finds himself plagued by a little nuisance, and her name is Miri.

Sapphire finds herself aboard a carriage amongst a band of rebel soldiers being transported to an unknown location. Her fate lies uncertain, along with the rebels. (Additional notes: I do not own the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or any of its characters, Sapphire is my original character.) Bold italics: Talking in a dream sequence or flashback Italics: Sapphire thinking to herself

Skyrim is a dangerous place, but that doesn't matter so much when the Dovahkiin is your Mom. - Just a little one shot for now. I might start a series depending on how well received this is. I usually don't write anything below an "M" rating, but the story came so easy I couldn't resist.

Oddlaug is an orc raised by Lod, a nord blacksmith. In her short life, she has never left the town of Falkreath nor even met another orc. When she reaches womanhood, her surrogate father bestows on her a sword of incredible power and sets her off into the world to find her birth right. What she finds will lead her down a trail of bloody violence and revenge. Stay out of her way.

Unbeknownst to all, including himself, Nymandris is the Nerevarine, the reincarnation of a great Dunmer hero. Will he accept his destiny or flee it?

though the forth era has turned to war, heroes and villains cease to stop in the onslaught and rise follow the kahjiit mage and the sneaky fighty argonian as they find there destiny far and wide from a cell and beyond what brought them together? read, and time will tell rated T for launguage and violence

Just an idea I had while playing the new expansion. What if Serana had fallen for the Dragonborn and hadn't stayed with the Dawnguard after he died? Anyhow, this is my first time writing a story like this so feedback would be great!

We have all heard the legends and the thunderous cries that now rock the lands of Skyrim. The dragons have returned, So has the legendary dragonborn to fulfill its destiny. This is not that story. Coming from Rorikstead three friends leave and plan to return every year. One year the plan goes awry and a new adventure begins (Language, Violence, and Rated M just incase)

A Lord Vampire awakens from his deep slumber into a large scale imperial raid. Taken from his temporary home, he is thrown into Skyrim's Civil War. A new faction arises and the tides are turned, but for neither of the existing sides. And a hidden power is awakened, it seems the last Dragonborn had been born for a couple millenia...

Quaestor. Rebel. Oathbreaker. Pit Dog. Skald. The Warrior has worn many titles and discarded more. His soul and birthright grant him the last one, Dragonborn, but he's as much man as he is dragon. For only men can slay Gods.

The World-Eater wakes, yet Tamriel has no Dragonborn Champion. Thus it falls to Tiber Septim, the Man-Who-Became-A-God, to become man once more, and raise the banner.

After a chance encounter with an alluring thief, Vilkas can't get her out of his mind, although he'll have competition.

First fanfic. Would like reviews and critics about improvements. Negative feed back will not be tolerated. this is about an elf who tries to save Tamriel Madanach,who wants to become a god. There is no dragonborn. And this has a little of dragon priest lore incorperated. There are 2 oc in here one is the protaganist and the other the dueteratagonist. I apologize for errors.

Balgruuf stumbles upon a scene he hadn't been expecting and learns just a bit about the new Dragonborn in the process.

This is the beginning of the story of Alain Tremont, the ordinary son of a famous Baron. Alain struggles between the desires of his heart and the responsibilities placed upon him by his position as the son of a famous nobleman. As this is the start of what hopefully will be an enchanting story of morals, magic and responsibility, I appreciate any and all feedback on how to improve.

Istari wakes up in a strange land after a near-death experience. What she doesn't know is that she lived through a catastrophe that changed her world forever. And to top it off, she is the one who supposedly saved it. Or is she? - A story based on a standalone Skyrim mod called Enderal: The Shards of Order.

A Khajiit thief and a Nord maid both have the gift for thievery. These are the story's of their mischievous adventures.

She is a mortal child who is claimed as family and watched over by all of the Daedric Princes. She has watched the moon next to Azura, danced with mad fellows in New Sheoth and had tea on the shore of a lake of lava with a legion of Dremora. Her life is blessed by her otherworldly "Uncles" and "Aunts", and these are her stories.

Urlak is a very confused orc who just made his way into Skyrim from his home in Orsinium, his homeland in the mountains between Hammerfell and Skyrim. When he accidentally and unknowingly crosses borders into Imperial Legion territory, what happens when a troop finds him and takes him, along with the Stormcloaks who traveled behind him, to be executed? Will Urlak survive?

(Being reread and edited! Currently on: Ch. 9) Miraak served his dragon gods faithfully, though restlessly, until Apocrypha revealed to him his power and destiny. He was dragonborn, and that meant he could change the world, just as fate had decreed. The dragons were not gods, he learned. He would serve them no more; he would overthrow their tyrannical rule and bring them death.

Frida, Nord Dragonborn and Serana find themselves in bad luck and at the mercy of a Snow Troll.

Four people work together to escape their Thalmor captors in Northwatch Keep. Rated M for mentions of torture, murder and rape. An alternate start story.

An imortal seeks meaning through eternity. T for mild violence, some strong language, and suggestive themes. This story will get darker as it goes.

Ulfric Stormcloak has prevailed in his struggle for an independent Skyrim, and Alduin the World Eater has been defeated, but at what cost? The Emperor is Dead, his line ended, and the Empire he once ruled is shattered to its core. "Where does that leave us?" many in High Rock now ask. A post-Skyrim story set in the aftermath of Tamriel's greatest turning point of the Fourth Era.