Over 10 years later, I'm back. An excerpt from my just-for-fun novelization. This is the scene where the Dragonborn kills the dragon at Kynesgrove with Delphine. I had fun figuring out how you could feasibly kill a dragon, because in my playthroughs I just wait for it to land and then hit it a bunch, but that makes for a boring fight. Female Nord Dragonborn with Companions stuff

Recently exiled from her adoptive tribe in Cyrodiil, Hunts-in-Shadows has taken to roaming the lands of Skyrim. As Khajiit, she's mistrusted. As a werewolf, she's feared. Dragonborn? Good luck convincing anyone that she's the Worldeater's Bane. Can she ever find a place to belong, or is she destined to a life of unwanted solitude and loneliness?

A masked man enters the newly constructed Undercity of Riften to retrieve something he thought lost to the ages. Safe to say, it was a lot more than he expected.

Another, broader, snippet of Aphid and Kor's past. ( Writing about them calms me ). This will cover when Aphid met his first romance.

Earth/Tamriel crossover with a twist. Sara awakens in a world that is not her own and bumps into an unfriendly Orc, ultimately resulting in her capture by the Imperials. Only when she finds herself in the wagon to Helgen does she realize that this is indeed Skyrim, one of her favorite video games of all time. Will she find an unlikely companion in the Orc or brave the wilds alone?

A tale of a young thief who tries to forge her own destiny, in spite of the odds and even the gods.

Harkon is dead, but Valkyrie and Serana's journey is only beginning. Summoned by the mysterious Greybeards, Valkyrie will discover the true nature of her destiny, and the power she truly wields. The only question is whether she will fulfill the destiny laid out for her, or will power, politics, and scheming prove to be her end?

There once lived a lonely monk in a manor. He always lived a quiet life even when he was an acolyte in Solitude. He moved to this manor to get away from the city life and to be a shepherd of the Divines. He always imagined his life to be peaceful and full of solitude but that was until he'd find out he's the only person who can stop a dragon from consuming all of the Mundus.

After saving the world from Alduin and bringing a temporary peace to Skyrim, the Dragonborn decides to embark on a journey to the distant homeland of dunmer, Morrowind for the first time. He wishes to learn more about his people and see the tragic state of the province, as well as to follow in the ancient hero's footseps and find out the truth about Nerevarine's dissapearance.

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

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)

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.

Lost in the histories of Skyrim was the tale of how a lowly horse thief rose to become Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild. This is a real roleplay following Lokir of Rorikstead through the Thieves Guild questline. He must acquire enough wealth before his love is forced to leave Skyrim, all while avoiding the Assassins and an Imperial Captain determined to see him put to death.

Miranja Laurentius has come to Skyrim to enroll at the College of Winterhold and follow in her mother's footsteps, but things are going in a much different direction! She is thrown into adventures she never suspected would happen to her, and finds herself falling for the handsome Bosmer archer she's chosen as her first companion. First of many more stories to come, eventual series.

With a laugh, the Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild had claimed his birth was blessed by the goddess of love and beauty. It's hard to doubt anything said with that silver tongue of his. (Oneshot, fanfic of a fanfic; an alternative to chapter 38 of my longfic Improbable Stars. Rated M just to be on the safe side.)

Two guys play Skyrim in first person mode. And also there's a dragonborn involved, but she does her own thing. Think of it as Skyrim, but not as railroaded due to videogame limitations.

I know this is a little off the charts guys give me a break for this one. Going to be some hot single M/M action maybe some M/F and even some group scenes. It will be good, I promise. No static Pairing but YOU should enjoy this different style from my other ones. It puts you in the driver seat Muahahahahahahahaha!