Duncan had chosen to head for Denerim rather than Highever and the Couslands were slain on the orders of a once trusted friend. None survived the Sack of Castle Cousland or so they thought. The youngest son of Bryce Cousland survived along with a handful of others and marched south to inform the King and seek justice. They may have survived but only tragedy awaited them in Ostagar.

Loss and love are two sides of the same coin. A lesson the Inquisitor knows all too well. A oneshot on the death of Clan Lavellan and how the Inquisitor deals with the consequences.

She lay with him because she loved him even though she had the feeling he would abandon her. She gave him a child he did not know existed. Now it is time for the child to find the father and make him see what her mother could not. Rated M for later chapters

What if a group of people found themselves on Thedas, but they knew little or nothing about it. How would they adapt? Would they? What if they were able to defend themselves with modern weapons, but nothing else? Would they be able to make things better or worse? Rough language, some adult situations.

A Modern Girl is transported to Thedas and given the form of a High Dragon.

My name is Zachary, I am a mage of uncanny origins, trained by Wisdom herself. I have studied at the University of Orlais, stood toe-to-toe in the Game with the Empress, and escaped the clutches of a man intent on destroying the Chantry. I am a fugitive, a coward, a fighter, a survivor. I wield the might of the storm and wear its name as a mask. L'Orage. Updated also on AO3

Had the years warped his memories, turned the girl he knew as a boy into something she never was? Something greater? Even the fear drilled into his heart by the demon wasn't enough to erase his desire for her. It intertwined, became something else, ground into his heart like a painful blister, unable to pop. Kena Amell, the woman he always wanted, but could never have. **Slowburn

Ana goes back to Kirkwall to see what's up. Who knew it would end with a fight to the death against the Arishok?

It always surprised me that it was so easy to get Zevran's approval. The Warden just turned his whole life upside down and then acted as if it was quite normal... so this just shows a bit of Zev's confusion about his new situation...

Warden Tabris accompanies Inquisitor Lavellan to the Temple of Mythal. She figures out that Solas is an Elvhen and wants the orb. She disliking Elvhen from experience decides to risk her life and make his more difficult.

What can eight Grey Wardens, most of whom are new recruits, do against a Blight? Save the world if they have to, or go down trying. During such times they must name a new King, or two, and stop a civil war from tearing Ferelden apart. Easy, right? If you're in the habit of creating miracles. Which they must do now, before Ferelden falls to the darkness.

It began with a failed expedition where a young Duran Aeducan, second in line to the dwarven throne, saved some of the finest warriors or Orzammar. It led to the fifth Blight and the rise of a Paragon.

Canon takes a brick in the face by the name of Carver Hawke. Or: The "modern character in Thedas" trope done a liiiittle differently. Maker have mercy on us all. Or: I can't find a fic where the transmigrated modern figure in Thedas actually massively changes canon from DAO to DAI, so I write it myself.

An AU of Dragon Age: Inquisition in which the Anchor is passed on to Dorian Pavus after the first Inquisitor is tragically killed. Now the former pariah from Tevinter must garner the support of the people and marshal the forces of Thedas together to fight the threat of Corypheus. Will he rise above the challenges before him, or succumb to the evil forces lurking in wait?

What is one to do when they find themselves in a world completely not their own? A world where magic is real, people wear armor and there is no electricity. Where she discovers just why it is people fear magic. Liz battles against people, demons, and most importantly ... herself. It is survival of the fittest, and she isn't really all that fit.

Six months have passed since the Blight Ended, only for the darkspawn to behave unusually during what should be a time of peace and reconstruction. Now, the heroes of the Blight must mend their broken Order in order to combat these unusually intelligent darkspawn, and learn just what awakened this threat. (Multi-Warden Novelization of Awakening, sequel to Saga of the Wardens)

Duty and anger drove King Alistair and Lady Cousland apart. Assassination plots, political intrigue and an unexpected child forces them back together.

Things come to an end, but maybe this is only acknowledgement of something long gone. Varric/Bianca

After a long day killing slavers on the Wounded Coast, the last thing Fenris wanted to do was visit the abomination for healing. But when Hawke insists, it's in one's best interest to comply. The scene he discovers in Anders' clinic would haunt his dreams and he's forced to evaluate everything he thought he knew about the mage.

Life in the Ostwick Circle was cruel and oppressive and Evelyn Trevelyn swears she will never be under a Templar's control again. But a late-night encounter with the Commander of her army, an ex-Templar, leaves her with complicated feelings over the new tenor of their relationship. All she knows for certain is that she doesn't want it to stop. (Fem Human Mage Inquisitor/Cullen)

A modern day woman dropped into the "ass end of Thedas" and forced to contend with demons, mages, and the occasional unwelcomed everything. With no idea how to use anything more sophisticated than a sledgehammer, Jaime makes her way through this chaotic mess and prays it's just some typical, cliché movie trope that she'll wake up in her world after a who-knows-how-long coma.

Hero of Forelden, Champion of Kirkwall, Herald of Andraste. Those were all titles that he received but his name was just one. Ruvik Theirin, the nephew of Maric Theirin. {Complete AU.} (OC/Multi.)

It's been over ten years since Fae left Ferelden, but much has changed since then. There's a new enemy, and this time it's threatening all of Thedas. The Herald of Andraste cannot face it alone. After a childhood spent in hiding, this elf is about to be dragged into the limelight. Bet she didn't See that coming.

No one will listen. It doesn't matter that she didn't mean to. Young necromancer Evelyn Trevelyan is ripped from her home, her family, and everything she knows. The Circle is a dangerous place, and trust is just one of many luxuries she can no longer afford. Without her parents or her brother by her side, Evelyn's one comfort is the great spectral wolf that finds her in her dreams.

The advisers of the Inquisition takes on the youngest hero in all of history. After explosion at the temple of scared ashes, and with the loss of her mother, Eva is forced into a situation of new power. Can she save them all from a horrible fate? Rated M for later chapters!