Iron Bull is known for his ability to know others, until a woman from Seheron comes into his life. When faced with his own PTSD will he seek her for comfort or push her away?

Two years after Morrigan disappears through the Eluvian, forever denying him a chance at fatherhood, Aedan Cousland pens his first letter to Kieran, the son he will never meet, in an effort to introduce himself. This collection of twelve letters, written over the period of one year, are his attempts to impart upon his son lessons and stories from his own life.

After helping Gaspard ascend to the throne of Orlais, he requests a private meeting with Inquisitor Lavellan. However the dark skinned elf is not unaware of what kind of man he is or of his particular lusts, and does everything she can to ensure that he will be true to his word and help the Inquisition. WARNING! ADULT CONTENT! ADULT READERS ONLY!

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.

Ennaly Lavellan never thought much about the other Elven mage in her party. Yet he is the one that can help her understand this mark on her hand. At his wicked words, her viewpoint changes. As a spark of interest starts to grow in her, he seems to disregard her again. Wasn't he here to help her understand everything more instead of less? If only Solas was more in tune with her.

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.

Marcus Venier is a young student from Canada, who jumps off a waterfall and falls into another world entirely. Markus Venier is a young Templar from the Dales, who fails to prevent the death of the Most Holy. I am the man born of their convergence. I am the Inquisitor. And this tale is mine to tell.

Meet Tank Hawke, who is nobody's favourite.

Alistair y la guarda llegan a un punto donde las diferencias son irreconciliables. La separación será un proceso terrible, pero la luz del día volverá a brillar. Y bajo esa luz, la guarda podrá dejarlo ir.

Icilia Emerson only wished to spend a holiday with her family when she gets caught up in a vortex of inexplicable events. Unexpectedly, she finds herself in a world where things she thought were surreal and fictional are, in fact, reality. But the more she tries to make sense of it, the more intertwined she becomes with the strange world and its events.

La historia se inicia en Dragon Age Origins, pero continúa en Dragon Age Inquisition, donde nada es igual al juego. Una version distinta y adaptada a mi aspecto y semejanza. Muchos datos como personajes y edad de los mismos están totalmente cambiados para que todo coincida a mi parecer. Si tenéis la paciencia de leerlo hasta el final, ¡Os prometo que no os arrepentiréis!

A woman from a faraway land full of gods and monsters joins the Inquisition, hoping to start over as a simple healer. Life has other plans and she very quickly finds herself unhappily teaching the circle mages while under the watchful eye of Commander Cullen. Will she be able to reign in her outlandish ways or will Cullen be pulled into the battles of her people?

Wynne and Sten spend some quality time together.

[Currently remastering] Hawke's as much a mage as Fenris is an elf: it's complicated. Another thing they have in common is they have broken hearts. Lastly, they both share the opinion that the other is kind of annoying (this a widely held opinion). A story about coming together by being apart, about memory and meaning, and about when to shut up.

Sera might have been eager to race the Inquisitor to her chambers, but when she sees the opulence of the rooms in question, she can't help wondering how compatible she and the Inquisitor really are.

As a scout of the Nightingale, Sparrow went about her duties obediently enough: doing exactly as she was told, never to influence events by herself. She trained herself to be detached from any emotions or thoughts about her work, lest they affect her performance. But the explosion at the Temple of Sacred Ashes, and the events that follow it, make detachment a bit too difficult.

Solas pines for Evelyn Trevelyan but denies himself, even more so now that she has moved on to Iron Bull. Then, during camp, he happens upon the two in a private moment. But is it as private as he thinks? (F!Trevelyan/Iron Bull/Solas) (Revised and reposted.)

Sebastian has captured Hawke after taking the Starkhaven throne, hoping to lure out Anders to bring them both to trial for their crimes. Being held captive on a ship heading towards Starkhaven isn't exactly a vacation for Hawke, but it gives both Sebastian and him time to reflect on their past friendship before it all came crashing down. Hawke x Anders Handers

Anders has a few concerns about his Warden Commander-like how an elf learned how to use Templar abilities, and how she seems too good to be true. (Anders was a fly in her web, unaware of the spider lurking closer and closer-)

Julius Cousland barely survives Arl Howe's attack, and it's not without losing everything first, and twice. He brings together a ragged band to face down the Blight, and along the way each of them finds something to replace all that has been taken.

In 9:40 Dragon, a squad of templars leave Kirkwall on a mission to recover a group of escaped apostates.

An Inquisitor who doesn't want to be Inquisitor and a rogue and thief who will tempt your fate. What more do you need?

Azoth Surana grew up in the Denerim Alienage and he never imagined leaving it nor the people there. However, fate would force his hand first with a quest of vengeance, and then one to save the world. A world he's not entirely certain is worth saving.

A ship crashes through the tumbling waves of the Nocene Sea, beyond the northern shores of Tevinter.

Inana Lavellan can't see most things - not in the waking world, anyway. The Fade is another matter, shining like a beacon just beyond the Veil. Imagine her surprise when a "spirit" she has known in the Fade since childhood appears in the waking world as a man calling himself Solas.