For anyone who thinks that living in Thedas would actually be pleasant, I'm here to tell you that it's not. All I want is to go home, and I've got a plan. If anyone knows how I got here, how to send me home, it's the two gods that are still around. All I need to do is find Hawke and follow them around until it's time to get Mythal free. A good plan...until everything went wrong.

Torn from the safety of her Circle, Bridget Trevelyan must learn how to live in an unfamiliar world that is hostile to the power she carries; drawn back into a world he thought he had left behind, Blackwall must learn to live the lie he has chosen even as he hides from the past that still haunts him.

This is a sequel to my previous story, The Fifth Blight, A Grey Warden Tale. The focus though is on Amell and Cullen. I've thrown the Warden-Commander in as an advisor. Reading the first story is not needed, it is recommended though, to understand a few references. This story does contain mature content.

Warden-Commander Adara Surana deals with the responsibilities and dangers of a position she never expected to have, plus the consequences of old decisions coming to haunt her. Warden Carver Hawke is finding his purpose now that he's out of his sister's shadow, and he's surprised to find it at the side of the Hero of Ferelden. Takes place in 34 Dragon. Cross-posted from AO3.

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.

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 girl thrown into the middle of a war that is not her own, Lana has spent years protecting her apostate father from templars. Escaping the Blight on a ship headed for Kirkwall, she befriends the most wanted mage in the city and finds the war is becoming more and more personal. Lana will be forced to decide how far she is willing to for the lives and plights of others.

When all of the world's evil unite under one banner, so must the world of Thedas, if all is to survive this war. The Warden returns and must reunite with old friends and new to lead the charge against the Blacken Incursion. This story is cannon to both games and books of the DA series and leaves off from the events of the Trespasser DLC. Rated T-M. Ch3 is now up.

At the start of the Fifth Blight, Duncan has enough time to recruit more Wardens than just one. These new Wardens will have to do whatever it takes to stop the Blight. All Origins exist, including two mages (Amell and Surana) and two nobles (Cousland twins). Elements from the mods mentioned in my profile info have been implemented. Some deviations from the original plot.

Fenris, captain of Starkhaven's White Guard and the dearest friend of that country's prince, has arrived in the kingdom of Kirkwall with a retinue of noble-born guards and a carriage brimming with lavish gifts. How else to win over the hearts of a suspicious mountain people who would rather break teeth on stone than accept the prince of Starkhaven stealing away their heir princess?

After being captured by the Inquisition, the Venatori mage Cassius Terro was given a simple sentence: Return home. An upstart Praeteri adopted into a fading Altus family, Cassius had already risen high for his low birth. But with the Imperium divided into factions after the rise of the Elder One, he finds tangled in a precarious web - bound by his loyalties, duties and promises.

Mina Hawke's arrival in Kirkwall brought Varric all the excitement and fame and fortune he was looking for ... and a few things he hadn't expected. The other story Varric could never tell.

Set during the events of DAI. The world is in turmoil. This is a time that people have to rely on each other, but it isn't always a good idea. Sometimes those who you trust most can't be trusted, and those who you trust the least are who you need to trust. Fate may depend on more than one blade...

Contents of this fic: 1 Zevran: smooth as all-get-out, miserable, and totally unused to kindness. 1 Rhodri: appallingly awkward, embarrassingly kind, laughs at own jokes. Mix the two gently and carefully until combined, and point and laugh/despair (delete as applicable) at their boundless foolishness for added flavour.

Max Trevelyan has been a powerless Circle mage most of his life, but now he is in a position to make his mark. Many of his companions want to restore the old world, but Ferelden, Kirkwall, and the victorious Free Mages have other ideas. When the Inquisition starts doing ever-worse things for power, Max and Dorian CAN stop it... can't they? This is not a playthrough novelization.

Esta es una historia que relata los pensamientos y sentimientos entre Solas y Lavellan, sus miradas intercambiadas, roces compartidos y cómo su relación fue cambiando a lo largo del tiempo.

A story about Solas and inquisitor Lavellan's thoughts and feelings through time, focused on their exchanged glances, shared touches and their relationship.

The main character is Morrigan. The one... The overbearing, intelligent, sarcastic and not-so-mysterious companion of the protagonist of Dragon Age: Origins. In contrast to the original, the entire focus of the story shifts to this amazing daughter of Flemette. By fate, as in the canon, the witch leaves Korkari. ut it is not only the threat of Blight that drives her on adventures.

A novelized version of DA:I centering around the love story of Meira Neria Lavellan, formerly of Kinloch Hold, and Cullen Stanton Rutherford, Commander of the Inquisition's Forces. In a world determined to keep them broken and apart, they fight to be together. Cameos, blushes, stammering and fluff abound. *Updates Monthly*

One person can change the entire flow of a story. Myrick Dumar, second son of Viscount Dumar loves his city. Kirkwall might be the city of chains, but that doesn't stop him from wanting better for it. Unfortunately, things are rarely that simple. Especially when you're an apostate that has to regularly have dinner parties with the Grand Cleric and Knight-Commander.

“The Hawkes despise Kirkwall, so much so that ‘shithole’ is actually one of the lighter terms they have used to call that place. So why don’t they just leave? Well, that is because, against all odds, they have found people worthy of their friendship and love in this place they have come to hate. And abandoning their own is the one thing the Hawkes will never do.”

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.

An apostate and an assassin from 10:60 Breach find themselves thrown back in time to 9:30 Dragon to face a second Blight. [BOOK ONE OF THE "TIMELESS" SERIES]

Cullen sings a song he half remembers to get his son back to sleep.

Sequal to Sins Of Fathers. As the events at Ostagar ripple out across Ferelden, the survivors are left to come to terms with their catastrophic defeat. With whispers of treachery and a nation swamped with fear, they must plot their courses to continued survival. With hope in short supply, only one thing is certain; if left unchecked, the Darkspawn will destroy them all.