You ever wish you could be the High king of the world of the Elder scrolls 5: Skyrim, well unless you have modes you can't but if your playing the vanilla version then THIS is the build for you, using a combination of warrior combat and magic, this is the closest to feeling like the king of Skyrim as I can get, so come on in and check out my 11th Skyrim build

Lasirah travels to Fort Dawnguard to begin rebuilding a faction of vampire hunters. Meeting Isran and his growing group was a happy surprise. But trouble begins immediately when a Vigilant staggers in, begging for aid to stop the vampires from getting a hold of a lost vampire artifact. Little did Lasirah know that this was only the start of the biggest adventure of her life.

Searching for a new recruit, Brynjolf found a candidate beyond his imagination. The Dragonborn doesn't play his games though. She has a temper, a cold attitude, but shoveling down through the snow reveals her warm and caring heart. Maybe the master thief has bit off more than he can chew. Rated M for language and sexual themes. F!Dovahkiin (OC)/Brynjolf

Dovahkiin has run afoul of a bandit and he is now out for revenge on the hero. He has paid a lot of money to finally capture her and bring her to his lair, where he plans to exact his revenge through torture using his werewolf prisoner.

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

What happens when someone with everything to hide finds someone who's intrinsically linked to his secrets? An artificial dragonborn serves to force a man to confront much more than he wanted.

A mysterious plague sweeps the land, killing everyone who contracts it. The question is who started it - and why? A total rewrite of Skyrim's main story! (Male Breton Dovahkiin/Serana)!

An old mer wasn't what Arthas had planned to discover when he went out foraging, but that's what he found. When he took him in, he merely thought he was being kind; he hadn't planned to help end one of Morrowind's greatest stories.

There are few mysteries as convoluted and untouched as the Warrior-Poet's past. With no divide between his fictions and his truths, there's no way for a mortal to decipher it. One thing was certain, though: one day, he returned from the ruins of Ald Sotha with a young boy, and some years later, he would follow him into godhood.

Who are the true Companions? Is it those who followed Terrfyg after he accepted the gift from the witches of Glenmoril Coven, or is it those who rejected that gift, believing that the true path set down by Ysgramor lay in a different direction? Soran, Harbinger of the Silver Hand, and the men and women who follow him, are certain they know the answer to that question.

Tariq Ibn Ziyad a noble swordsinger and follower of the ways of HoonDing on walkabout to master the blade takes him to The old Kingdom. In His homeland, he's faced Dwemer automatons, werebeasts, mages, vampires, and other undead — all have been cleared by his sword. So now this follower of the HoonDing will cross wits with the legendary Dovah of old

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.

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.

This is just a template, not a story by itself, i still need to think about a plot and such. Leave your standalone or crossover suggestions in the review section and i see what i can make of it.

I've decided to write a story based on my very first Dovahkiin, the Breton Paladin Cura! Raised in the Vigil of Stendarr, she goes on to save Skyrim in times of crisis in a Season Unending! Humble and meek by nature, Cura finds her values and general disposition challenged by the brutal world around her. *Decided to write this since Skyrim's 10th Anniversary! :)*

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.

Rictus is given the choice of customizing his start in skyrim. He choices alteration magic as his skill of choice and starts in Whiterun in the Breeze home. Follow him as he figures out that this is not just like the game he once knew. This is basically just an idea I had where 18 people enter skyrim and each of them are given one of the skills from the game. Basically SI.

"Though it pained me so, I was never so real as those lonely, lost times of my undoing." Two years after the events in Mournhold, Llovesi has become a recluse, haunted by her fears and regrets. But she soon will learn that Tamriel has not yet finished with her. A land to the north is beckoning... TES III: Bloodmoon adaptation. Quest Spoilers. Language and violence. Finished.

Or, what happens when you give an all ready evil person the ability to raise corpses and throw dark magic around. Praise be to Lord Dark Wolf shiro. Chaotic-evil MC.

This is a collection of extra content for the second book of my fic Northbound Pilgrimage. It will eventually include the overview of the major plotlines, but now it's just bonus stories. More short stories that didn't quite make it into the second book will be added later. Or any other extra content that might come to mind.

The Harbinger requests a second in command, and the only way to gain that title is to complete a series of challenges. Brutal. Quick. Deadly. Meant to test the wolf to its fullest extent. Aela, Farkas, and Aerin are ready for it. But little do they know their own ambitions will send them spiraling into a deal with Oblivion. One that will push them beyond their breaking point.

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.

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 "Dead Language; New Meaning."

Aeyrin and Bishop continue their journeys through Skyrim, trying to deal with the looming threats in their path. The province is still ravaged by the dragons, as well as the war, and both new and old enemies still hound their steps. Their adventures are far from over whether they wish it or not. A direct continuation of the first book. (OC/Bishop SRM)

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)