After her family perished to Alduin's wrath in Helgen, Johanna Ragnhildur is saved by a young Legionnaire named Hadvar. After spending a few months living with Hadvar and his folks in Riverwood, she sets out to join the fabled Companions of Whiterun. Little does she know that she'll find more than just adventure and glory in the halls of this ancient guild of warriors...

A redguard boy and his merchant father travel to Skyrim for his father's annual trading route. They are met by men in robes who intend to end the boys life for reasons not yet known to him. In a fight to save his life the father is killed. Now the boy is alone in a foreign land, now plague by dragons.

Talos just wants to save mankind from the Thalmor but that delusional, evil Imperial, the one they call the 'Last Dragonborn', won't let him. A complete rewrite of Skyrim's Main Story with Talos as the antagonist instead of Alduin. A High Fantasy, dystopian remake of Skyrim's world. Talos is Shor. Talos versus the Dovahkiin. COMPLETE!

When a longtime Elder Scrolls player is magically teleported into the lands of Skyrim, only good things can happen. Right? (Story is heavily inspired by Living Skyrim By That Guy Right There, so go read his first.)

Ivan Grant was really just another gamer shut-in, or a NEET as some would call it. However, after getting to the end of Daggerfall, the Underking warns him of the changing timeline of the future due to the Dragon Break, that will cause an unforeseen calamity which will shake Tamriel to it's core. With Charles, now a lich, as the second coming of the Underking in Skyrim.

At the height of their power, the Urshar crime family is seemingly invincible. From shadow, they bribe and blackmail their way into great power, but when they overplay their hand, the young son, Han lu is left to fend for himself in the custody of the Empire. He is sent to the land of his ancestors, humbled and completely unaware of the role he will play in the nation's future.

Ash to Ash. Dust to Dust. To your grave, I entrust, fear the steel, and arrows plenty. The fear will drain—and leave you empty. When an Argonian prisoner becomes a free man after a dragon attack, he takes what he can carry and sets out on his own, drifting from one part of Skyrim to the next. What kind of adventures will he find in this new life of his? Or—will adventure find him?

Svanhild Frost-Blade is a Nord warrior who has lived in Bruma all her life. But after her parents were killed by the Thalmor and her twin brother, Bjornulf, left for Skyrim to join the Imperial Legion, she finally decides to return to her homeland. Will the siblings reunite before it's too late?

By the Gods, he was one of the most beautiful men she had ever seen, which was all good and well, but there was still a very serious problem to address. She was not supposed to find herself distracted by the groom's eyes–or shoulders, or anything, really—, especially not when she was about to stab his bride and push her off the balcony. (FDB/Asgeir Snow-Shod)

Long has it been since a Dragonborn has ruled from the mighty seat of Cyrodiil, longer still has it been since Uriel V lost in his conquest of Akavir. Assumed to be dead but with no true proof as to such outcome, his ancestors have been prepared to rule in Akavir. Uriel VIII lands on the shores of Skyrim to face a threat long awaited by the Dragonguard of Akavir.

Katrin and her housecarl Lydia are kidnapped and tortured by the Thalmor after the Civil War. In the aftermath, the various organizations that lay claim to the Dragonborn exact revenge. Trigger warnings for rape, torture, and character death. Established relationship between F!Dragonborn and Brynjolf.

The new Lord of the Volkihar Clan decides to clean out a Bandit Camp. Doing so he finds a female bandit that appears to be particularly weak to Illusion spells... WARNING: Mature themes, Illusion magic. (Edited: 04/09/2023)

Drive Selene nuts? Check. Make sure she doesn’t have a moment of peace? Check. The Guild does what they love next to stealing. Selene Belmont just wanted some peace and quiet but the world it seemed was against her.

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

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.

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.

"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.

This is a collection of extra content for the second book of my fic Northbound Pilgrimage. It includes the overview of the major plotlines and some bonus stories too. More short stories that didn't quite make it into the second book might 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.

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)

Indomitable. Powerful. Charismatic. These are just some of the things the people of Skyrim associate with Ulfric Stormcloak, be they enemy or friend. However, at the end of the day, he is but a man. And even the most untouchable of men can break. *Skyrim belongs to Bethesda

An enigmatic figure leads the Dragonborn on an expedition to a lost continent. While there, they uncover secrets that will have dramatic impact on the lives of many throughout Skyrim and the rest of Tamriel. A continuing of the story of my Dragonborn series. Rated M for violence, some language, and suggestive scenes.

One year after Serana died and she left Astrid, Alana has left for Solstheim to be alone and never harm another innocent. Enemies new and old are rising, and it is never easy for one to free themselves from the shackles of their demons.. Sequel to Shadows of the Heart. Trigger warnings inside, rated for mature content. (FemDragonbornxAstrid, mentions of FemDragonbornxSerana)