Lidia thought that Imoen was captured because of a misunderstanding and that rescuing her would be simple. Unfortunately, few things in Athkatla ever are. A novelization of Baldur's Gate II. Crossposted to AO3. Updates Tuesdays and Saturdays (UTC-6).

A side story both to Tabula Avatar and the Black Knight series. The Solar shows Charname (who could be any one of the protagonists of my Baldur's Gate stories) a vision of what could have happened in worlds in which Gorion took Sarevok to Candlekeep instead. Concept partly inspired by A Destiny Stolen, A Destiny Switched by Late to the Party, but with very different emphasis.

Irse ran away from Candlekeep to seek answers to her heritage, journeying to the Vale as apprentice to an enigmatic blacksmith. Returning to the Sword Coast, now a wanderer cutting through the web of the Iron Crisis, she comes to understand that not all lessons are of the hammer and sword, that she must wield the truest steel to forge her own destiny. (Most of BG1 cast, NWN cameos)

The City of Coin beckons, its streets paved with intrigue and sin. Against her will, Elene finds herself knee-deep in shadowy machinations as she and her companions race to rescue Imoen from a masked man thirsting for the power of Gods. And as the body count rises along her path, Elene teeters ever closer to fulfilling the murderous destiny bred in her bones.

The gods are fickle in what senses they choose to bestow upon mortals—or not in many cases. Having grown accustomed to navigating Candlekeep's halls through his familiar's eyes, Zanven finds the world outside its hallowed walls harder to traverse. The region's banditry, the quarrel of far-away foreigners, and the lunacy of a Cyricist only further the difficult experience. (BG1)

This is the story of a misfired spell cast in a quiet evening just outside a haunted place. Imoen would have never expected the result to be so shocking...Shockingly pink, that is.

You there! Don't laugh at the title! *wags wand* A bag of stories written for the Baldur's Gate Gift Exchange and future prompts - from Minsc and Boo's post-ToB adventures with their WITCHES, to Baeloth's hamster-brained schemes to revive his enterprising entertainment empire, to Edwin & Co.'s extra-planar shenanigans in the Far Realm, and more random encounters (or *are* they?)!

Aerie, Imoen, and their adventuring companions enjoy a relaxing time in the gnomish village of Understone. Then, they get a little too carried away with nameday celebrations in the snow. When magic goes wild, who will win the epic snowball battle, and will there be any village left by the end of the day?

Sequel to Black Knight but you don't need to wait for that one to be completed before reading this. Captured by Irenicus, with some of her friends slain and even worse having been done to others, T'rissae must work with Jaheira to survive and rescue Viconia and Imoen. The mutual dislike between them is going to make that difficult...

The party have some fun at the entrance of the lair of the beholder.

This takes place after my main Bhaalspawn saga, shortly after the end of Throne of Cards. Edwin has decided to give his father the perfect gift he truly needs but would never think to ask for.

This is the final part of my Bhaalspawn Trilogy. It is a work in progress, so though the parts I'm currently writing are fairly close to the end I plan to spread out posting a little in order not to create too much of a wait in the end. I hope you will enjoy it, comments are welcome as always!

Rasaad yn Bashir once promised the woman who is now his wife that he would show her the City of Glory when the Bhaalspawn crisis was over. That time has come at last and it doesn't go the way either of them expect it to. As it turns out, branding yourselves "travelers" and not "adventurers" does not prevent adventure from finding you.

After Gamaz dies on the slopes of the Cloud Peaks, Rasaad and his friends must bury him. Pre-relationship Charasaad.

At Spellhold Asylum, the hardworking coordinator keeps a log to inform himself about the cases of magical deviancy that he works to help and confine.

One night, in a lost temple far beneath the Sword Coast, dark forces stirred with dark intent towards the children of a dead god. Battle was joined, and when the smoke cleared only two of these special children still lived. Or... was it three? (Revised Chapter 25 uploaded 8/12/2019)

For over 200 years Astarion hasn't seen his face. Alice is there to help him.

You want to know the truth? This is the truth. Siege of Dragonspear explained and revealed. Starring Caelar, Charname, Imoen and Irenicus.

By rights, a parent should encourage their child to play outside, not shut them in with tutors to crash course life skills. And yet, if Gorion had raised her any other way, Elene would not have been prepared to face the threats that await in her journey to become the Terror of the Sword Coast. Character study of a former scribe-in-training and her closest companions.

The classic story of Baldur's Gate as told through the journal entries of Gorion's ward, a young bard with big dreams, as events unfold. Rated T for violence, of which there will be plenty in later chapters. Later chapters may contain OC/Rasaad romance and will contain a strong platonic friendship between OC and Xan. Also, advance warning, there will be some character death.

His eyes pierce yours, searching you. "You're one of those people who always sees the best in others, aren't you? Even if it's not there." - In which you do the wrong thing for the right reasons, and Astarion wrestles with guilt about damning you to a fate worse than death. [Astarion / Female OC] [Work In Progress]

Imoen and you both grew up in Candlekeep, sheltered from danger. But with the bandits on the road and iron tools falling to bits, trouble is coming to them. And with war imminent, the call to adventure will not be denied... DISCONTINUED FOR QUALITY CONCERNS.

How it should have happened. Melancholy dours everything. How to get through those quarter life crises?

Gorion was able to rescue but one... the older one.

Playing through Siege of Dragonspear got me interested in doing some writing about Baldur's Gate; it's a fantastic story, one I can hopefully do some justice with words. Not many pieces in this section are in first person, so I think that's interesting ground to cover. Not sure if I'll update this too often, but I'd like to, at any rate. Cover image courtesy of the FR Wiki, Bhaal