Svanhild Frost-Blade is a Nord warrior who has lived in Bruma all her life. But after her parents were killed by the Thalmor and her twin brother, Bjornolf, left for Skyrim to join the Imperial Legion, she finally decides to return to her homeland. Will the siblings reunite before it's too late?

All of the one-shots for Miraak and my Last Dragonborn, Telyra. Some fics may be referenced in my multi-chapter story for them. CHAPTER 1 IS NFSW: 18 ONLY.

In the earliest days of recorded history, a half-elven Breton finds himself swept up in a war between the oppressive Ayleid Empire and their human slaves - a war that will determine the fate of Cyrod and the course of history for Tamriel.

In a world that I thought was fiction, into a realm that I thought only existed behind a screen, completed hundreds of times over. A new Daedric Prince arises and a deal with insanity has been struck to change the world. With me being brought into the deal, and thrown into Skyrim, its got me thinking... HOW DID I GET MIXED UP IN THIS MESS IN FIRST PLACE! [Alternate Universe][SI]

The "legendary" tale of an oddly named Breton and the supposed cousin of the Ebony warrior.

After stumbling across a hidden Thalmor prison in the middle of Eastmarch, Apprentice mage Wisteria Englewood finds a beaten and bloodied Kaidan shackled to a wall. After acquiring his gear from his captors, he pledges his services to the mage who just saved his life. Where will their adventures take them? Will they find out why the Thalmor captured him? *LivTempleton's Kaidan 2*

When a young Khajiit gets caught in a traitorous plot against the emperor, she finds herself being the only one that knows the truth about the one sitting on the throne. Taking a leap of faith with the spirit of her friend beside her, she embarks on a long journey to expose the lies of Jagar Tharn. (Rated T for violence. Elder Scrolls is a bloody series my friends.) Updates Sundays

Have you ever been randomly dumped into a videogame world? Have you ever been a necromancer with a moral compass? Well, this is the story of a young man being given videogame powers in a magic world of death and carnage where one wrong mistake means death.

Sulla is an Imperial soldier with a passion for ruins an interest the Imperial Legion shares when it comes to ancient weapons that may turn the tide in the war. Sulla is given leave to recruit for an expedition relating to Dragon Priests with a reminder that he must give his share to an army that keeps taking credit for his finds. What odd group will follow a disillusioned soldier?

Do you remember Morthal? Honestly? I didn't think so. One hold guard sets out to change that by putting Morthal back on the map...figuratively.

Walking through the cityof Gonfalon Bay, Desphina discovers she is being followed. Rated M because I'm terrified of the moderators deciding T wasn't enough. (Proof of Concept for the main series I want to share. Desphina is my friend's ESO character, Scarlette is mine)

Miranja, a hedonistic slut with a heart of gold, is in love with Solstheim - so many handsome Dunmer men to play with! But while she loves her buddy f**ks, she has her sights set on the Telvanni Master Wizard who tries to appear indifferent to her. Because who can resist a challenge? (Also features Geldis Sadri and Talvas Fathryon, but they weren't on the list to choose from!)

Alduin wakes. The whole province of Skyrim is in turmoil. And yet, the burden falls not on a Nord, but rather...from their mortal enemy race that is a Snow Elf? (experimental)

Deux ans après la défaite de Dagoth Ur et le déclin des Tribuns, Vvardenfell est en proie aux menaces daedriques. Alors que le Culte impérial fait appel aux Disciples de Stendarr, la crise traversée par le Temple de Morrowind provoque la naissance et l'ascension d'un ordre renégat : les Exaltés du Nérévarine.

With her father's passing and her mother aging as swiftly as an elf could, Saya Indoril, the child of Dunmer and Breton had decided to see the land from her father's stories - Skyrim - only to discover that her blood holds much more than mingling of man and elf. Act 1 of "Dragonborn of the Fourth Era"

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.

Born and raised in Morrowind, Kjartan was hardly what people would call a great Nord hero, especially when his greatest talent was in running away. But when his grossly-exaggerated reputation leads him to join an order of vampire hunters, he discovers that the mysteries of the heart (and the madness of Skyrim) may prove to be his greatest foes yet.

Han pasado años desde la última vez que Brynjolf la vio, de pronto escucha un rumor sobre su paradero: ella parece estar en Ventalia.

Caught at the border, sentenced to death, saved by a dragon. Sylvia Landris simply wanted to escape from the grief of losing someone she loved, and now she is faced with a destiny she isn't prepared for. With the odds against her, what is a lowly Khajiit to do against death itself? Reviews welcomed and encouraged!

When Skyrim's bards sang of the Dragonborn who would come to save them all, their prayer was for a man made in the image of Talos: a tall, mighty warrior with a Voice that could shake mountains. But the young woman who wakes up in the back of a prison wagon is neither tall nor mighty. Little and lost, she has mountains to climb before she discovers who, and what, she really is.

One year after the Emperor's assassination, the Dark Brotherhood has risen to infamy it has not known in centuries. With such prominence comes the need for new recruits. Young mage Arbelle Fane is one such recruit, having grown up an orphan in Riften's Ratway. When she slays a dangerous wizard in self defense, the Dark Brotherhood gives her an offer of a lifetime. AU: No DB Traitor

Ever since I was little, I've always thought I don't dream. I rarely ever saw dreams, and they never stuck around for long. But nightmares? Nightmares were a frequent visitor.

An Argonian assassin gets caught on the border of Cyrodiil and Skyrim. We have all heard this story before, in our own way. What happens after the story, after the hero saves the world. Perhaps that kind of raw power in the hands of a fallible sentient being is a mistake on Akatosh's part. For what will stop a person with immense power from imposing his will?

The House of Nerussa demands recognition and respect; the best way for them to receive it is by marrying its only heiress, Gwynileth Nerussa, to a wealthy man... and her parents have chosen the one who abused her. Frightened and despairing, Gwynileth flees from Morrowind to Skyrim, chasing ideals of happiness and simplicity. What she finds is more than expected. (Kaidan/Dovahkiin)

What if, weakened and groggy, it hadn't been someone willing to help Serana who'd come across her tomb, but instead a fully fledged Vigilant of Stendarr working for the Dawnguard due to their similar cause? Well, what happens is a sensible, Dawnguardly decision.