'Manehn Lavellan reflects on the last night she spent with her family and her clan before her departure to the Temple of Sacred Ashes. Set a few weeks before the start of Dragon Age: Inquisition.

A first-draft quality Cassaviv drabble pounded out in an hour fueled primarily by spite. Vivienne finally gets Cassandra into that red dress she's wanted her to wear. Inspired by party dialog.

Solas told 'Manehn the truth of everything, as he had planned before. The reaction is as expected as it is heartbreaking for both of them. (It's basically if the Trespasser conversation happened after Crestwood and Solas told Lavellan everything about him as he originally intended.)

A dark shadow slips into Kirkwall, weary from the Blight, longing for companions. Her soul was looking for relief from war, but found only more work to be done in the City of Chains. Stepping down from leadership, to support the next Champion. Rated M for adult content, much romance. Should be updated on weekends! Please enjoy while we wait for that damned Dread Wolf

A Quest in Verse. The urn of sacred ashes is the goal our friends pursue / To none will its great virtue yield save those whose hearts are true

Josephine attempts to teach Lavellan to dance for the mission at the Winter Palace. Dorian is helping, but everyone else is not. Everyone has their opinions as they watch, hidden in the nooks and crannies of Skyhold's throne room. This is going to take a LOT of work.

Varric is trying to find Hawke in Skyhold and stumbles upon something he did not expect.

This takes place post-Trespasser. If you have not beat the game/played this DLC, spoilers lie ahead. One day in his travels, Solas feels his connection to Lavellan severed. Concerned, he travels back to find out what happened to his beloved.

Vivienne grieves for Bastien and struggles to find the right words to inform his family of his death. Josephine comforts her.

Cut content from Of Bards and Bastards. Leliana/Alistair fluff/comedy/minor angst.

Bad news hits Hawke and her companions of a strict quarantine in Kirkwall.

If you're looking for a literary masterpiece, it's not here. But, if you're looking for random Disney scenes done with the Dragon Age characters, look no further!

Yes, it probably meant something that he was getting off at the thought of disappearing into the shadows of large irreverent humans. The same way it probably meant something that Isabela made cruelty and depravity and ownership into a joke. But somehow Isabela had a way of distilling the moment and removing any outside context or threat. Fenris/Isabela.

Karl Thekla and Fenris might be the only two people outside the Darktown Clinic without hundred day cough, but it won't stay that way for long. (Or Fenris and Karl make poultices and talk about Anders.) Fenris/Karl. AU.

Sequel to An Uneasy Alliance. Toriana begins to understand the things she carries with her, both tangible and intangible, and what others carry as well. As she learns to deal with her own burden, there is always one certain person there to help her. **Unfinished and will not be continued.

A little blurb built around the feeling of lathbora viran and memories.

Weekly Dragon Age Reddit Writing Prompt 2: "Ignore me. I didn't see anything." Gamlen was used to having his opinion vetoed since the Hawkes moved in. He wasn't an animal person and when the dog brought home a litter of orphaned kittens, it should have been the last straw. He finds himself alone in his house with a mabari playing nursemaid who is insisting he help. Fluff on fluff

A bloodmage really shouldn't be the Herald of Andraste. Yet here Adalyn still stands after the Conclave with a glowing green mark on her hand and a desire demon still in her head. Will she become an abomination? Or will her growing affection for a certain mercenary keep her from the brink?

As his dying act of retribution, Danarius gives Fenris everything he's ever wanted: a world free of mages, magisters, and malificarum. It's not much of an improvement.

Much has been written about Captain Isabela, pirate Queen of the Eastern Seas. But little is known of her life before she took to the debaucherous life of thievery and deceit. This is the story of the time before Isabela. A time where a young woman called Naishe was trying to make sense of her place in the world.

Cullen needs a distraction to keep his mind off lyrium during withdrawal. The Inquisitor gives him that distraction. Female inquisitor/Cullen.

Alistair is the owner of a cheesy bar in downtown Denerim. Commander Cullen is a police detective from the other side of town. Both men go through the motions of their day-to-day lives, not realizing that something essential is missing. Will these two find their mutual attraction enough to break free from their humdrum existence and find true happiness?

After the one night stand with Fenris, Varric offers an ear to listen over a pint. It had to be a better place to vent than on a job. He didn't count on Hawke being a hot mess or how candid a maudlin drunk she could be. Varric had written enough breaking points to know Hawke was in the middle of one. So he tried to do what he is good at: damage control. Sequel to More than a Word

Sophia and Maven are twins with a love for the human body, puzzles, and video games. This is the story of their lives once they wake up in Haven.

By decree of King Alistair Therein, King of Ferelden, the Dalish elves shall have a homeland again! If only it were so easy. A story about nation-building, politics, so much racism, and figuring out the right level of elfiness.