Sequel to "In the Midst of Winter." In the aftermath of the Civil War, it feels like there are no real victors on either side as everyone tries to pick up the pieces of what is left and rebuild. At this time, more than ever, Skyrim is in need of a new High King or Queen to lead her people and help them heal. While the Empire has been beaten, there is still trouble on the horizon.

Imagine driving home from work, and then the next thing you know you're floating in an endless abyss with some weird fucking blue textbox asking you beta test their new 'system', whatever the hell that is. Whatever, I'm supposed to get stronger with the more land I control. The High Kings throne is lookin kinda empty... Skyrim Gamer!OC

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.

12 years after the Dragonborn disappeared on Solstheim a young Vigilant of Stendarr is found half dead in the marshes of Hjaalmarch by a jaded former adventurer. The unlikely duo soon find themselves in a war between the Scions of the Night and the Defenders of the Dawn. For fate has appointed unto them the duty of judging the Tyranny of the Sun. (AU Dawnguard)

This is a collection of extra content for my fic Northbound Pilgrimage, specifically for the first book. It includes the overview of the major plotlines, but there are also bonus stories included. More short stories that didn't quite make it into the first book might be added later. Or any other extra content that might come to mind.

Six months. Six entire months since I got abducted from my world into this awful frost land and I'm still struggling. They didn't even give me some gimmick powers! They just dropped me here! The fact that after those six months I'm now wanted dead in most holds for my little ventures doesn't help at all. Why the hell did I think that swindling was a good career choice?

The Dragonborn has defeated Alduin and now she expects the chance to maybe get a few days rest. Unfortunately a meddling dragon god seems to disagree and the Last Dragonborn wakes up over two hundred years in the past, behind bars in the Imperial City prison. As if that isn't bad enough, she must find and protect the Last Septim before all Oblivion is released on Nirn. Ode to joy.

You died. Maybe. The age is turning on the Last Dragonborn and more than dragons are awakening. Curtis swears an owl slapped him just before he fell off a mid-rise condo job site. And, boom, like Dr. Who, he's got a new body and a new direction in life — in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Thank gods he isn't the Dragonborn. (AU, Non-DB, OC)

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.

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.

What is a man, but an ambition that hasn't been achieved yet? Here are the tales of a few who took to the chaos of the Fourth Era and restored order to it in their own ways. Inspired by The Legend of Archon by J. B. Royals.

Acacia Ren is the Dovahkiin, a legate for the Empire and on the brink of losing her humanity. No one can overcome her. Regardless, her enemy in war Ulfric will dare to quell her voice, to subdue her from his knees. (1st person perspective version)

Acacia Ren is the Dovahkiin, a legate for the Empire and on the brink of losing her humanity. No one can overcome her. Regardless, her enemy in war Ulfric will dare to quell her voice, to subdue her from his knees. (3rd person perspective version)

A journal from the Dovakhiin's perspective, as he is called to quickly save the world with the help of an outside force. Legendary difficulty walkthrough.

In this tale, the Dragonborn starts off as just a man, descended from one of the greatest heroes of Tamriel. Over the course of the story, however, he will become the great hero that his clan was destined to have! (Rated T for: language, mild blood, violence, and implied intimate scenes.)

Niansi takes a break from adventuring to work as a Tavern Wench- but runs into an old friend one night.

"I have an army." "I have a sleep-deprived Farkas!" (Full summary in 1st chapter. Sequel to A Dovahkiin's Lie)

At the behest of the Night Mother, the Listener recounts the fall of the Brotherhood and his journey on the way to becoming the Listener.

They've been around since Coldharbor. An Assassin of a brotherhood that's been around as long as they can remember, even if they didn't always wear the cowl. Now in an age where conflict comes to Skyrim, they're brought back into the fold once more. (Or, where an immortal shriven/prisoner/dragonborn gets dragged into an imperial conflict and teaches some lessons along the way)

Rumours flow from the House of Troubles.

Taking a shot at writing a child Dragonborn. Cuz we play as a young adult. At least like 20 years old. So how would a child deal with things?

An evil gamer story. What is there more to say? Praise be to Lord Dark Wolf shiro. Chaotic-evil MC.

After recently defeating Alduin, Dahlia Wintersnow still feels she has work which calls to her: Skyrim's Civil War. She joins the Stormcloaks and gets more than she bargained for as she gets to know Jarl Ulfric. Will she be able to fully chip away at the ice of his heart and make him see the correct path to a united Skyrim? Only Mara knows.*Crossposted from AO3*

Alternate outcome of Dalliances with Dunmer, in which Miranja and Talvas have a stupidly happy ending. Wish I knew why Talvas Fathryon is not a selectable character when adding characters to the tags. Neither are Fihada or Lisette. :-(

They were not but a passing thought a few years ago and now that they have come of age, the children of Skyrim may be a very real factor in deciding the fate of their land. Some have become runaway mages, others are talented in the crafts of their forefathers, and there are ones who have fallen into the lives of thieves and assassins - yet all their destinies are intertwined.