"I just don't understand your concern, Lady Montilyet. Inquisitor Trevelyan is taking me along to wear heavy armor. He's not going to ask me to dance."

Written correspondence between Blythe Hawke and Varric Tethras from 9:31-9:41 Dragon.

Zevran Arainai is not a stranger to love, so maybe he should have picked up the signs a bit sooner.

There has been peace since the months after Corypheus' defeat, while out an explosion destroys the keep the Inquisitor's group was investigating, leaving the Inquisition leaderless and scrambling. Eventually the Inquisitor's group returns, but Lady Trevelyan is not among them, and the news they carry breeds more concern than hope.

A reading lesson for Hawke and Fenris' son calls for an example close to home. Fenris, F!Hawke, fluff.

Magic is evil and never to be trusted, so why was Fenris falling for Hawke, a mage? The story of the Champion and his elven lover. This is a male Hawke and is one I use when I play Dragon Age 2, but I have given him a little bit more of a back story.

Hawke has never really been one for keeping his mouth shut, and for better or worse, this is a trend that continues onto his late-night talk show. Fortunately, his audience eats it up. Unfortunately, sometimes it bites him in the ass. On the bright side, at least Templars aren't involved this time. Hawke/Varric

Four times Varric stretched the truth to Cassandra Pentaghast, and the one time he told the — yeah, wait, he still hasn't come clean about the whole thing yet.

"There's a dragon sitting on Varric's head when he wakes up." Written as part of the Hightown Funk 2015 Gift Exchange for baker and fangirl, whose request was for Hawke bringing a dragon baby home to Skyhold, and the shenanigans that ensue.

In every game, you load to the last save when everyone in your party dies. It always appears that the characters never remember themselves dying. But now, there is only one checkpoint: The Beginning. And Hawke definitely remembers.

Twenty facts and moments related to those who changed Thedas. History doesn't get it all.

More of a short story than a snippet really... Before heading to Halamshiral, the Inquisitor reminisces about a few key events that have had a deep impact in her recent life. Rated M for femslash. Lady Trevelyan/Cassandra Pentaghast romance. All characters are property and copyright of EA and Bioware, I just celebrate them and I'm not making any money out of this.

Cullen and the Inquisitor examine each other's scars, revealing more than they may have wanted. Oneshot. [Trevelyan, Cullen]

Lavellan wants to be free of her Dalish bindings and become a part of the bigger world. She has no idea just how big of a part she is about to play...

The Blight has a crushing weight, and it threatens to destroy the Warden, leaving Leliana to pick up the pieces.

…isn't' moving on. It's letting go.

Trapped in a future that never should have come to pass, Evanthe Lavellan must find a way to not only save the world that should have been, but also the world that's been burning for the past year. With her path home destroyed, Evanthe finds herself in a world gone mad under the reign of a would be god, and those that she loves near strangers to her. Follows past story cannons.

A series of (very) short chapters of Family Guy randomness in the Dragon Age universe. Rated for crude/sexual humor and (probably) language.

One shot (FemInquisitor/Cullen) The Inquisitor is caught singing as she cleans her armor and Cullen can't help but interrupt.

Third in my Moments series, while trekking through the wilderness, a scout approaches the Inquisitor. A mage requested assistance and the Inquisitor finds Cullen also answered the call. A little bit of goofy and action thrown together with a ruminant.

Dorian visits Cullen on a rainy night to ask about his relationship with the Champion of Kirkwall and fellow mage, Seren Hawke. Sequel to Dorian and the King and Cullen/Hawke and His Lingering Regrets.

A series of shorts focusing on the Inquisitor and her interactions with her companions. No real order. Be warned: mild spoilers ahead! Rating subject to change.

The Warden remembers her past, her family, as she solves the unavoidable problem that is long hair in battle. Mild Alistair/Cousland hinting. One shot. Rather short.

"How did we lose a dragon?"

The Grey Wardens have spared Loghain, giving him one last chance to make amends for his wrongs. With memories of Rowan still fresh in his mind, Loghain starts down a path, where cracks in his mirrored past begin to appear and just when he thought he couldn't lose anything else, the kind and tender Catheryn Cousland appears, turning his whole world upside down one last time.