Luke was just trying to relax on a week long elk hunt in Colorado when he stumbles into a different world. As he tries to figure out what he is now doing in a land called "Skyrim" he discovers that there are forces at work that he can't seem to understand or get away from. The only thing he can ask himself is what can he do if his own fate isn't in his hands?

I go to bed, covered in warm furs in Nchuand-Zel with my cousin right next to me, safe and sound. I wake up on a cold stone slab, all alone and very confused. /Or:/ The result of an idea I just couldn't let go, in which the Dragonborn is part of a race considered as extinct as dragons. (M/M pairings present)

"I yield," Vex finally said on a strangled breath. Something about those words—or maybe the way she said them—collided with Aela's bloodlust and knocked it off course, just a little, until the heat in her veins was suddenly careening toward something else entirely.

Terra is the reluctant Dovahkiin and wishes to hide what she is. Farkas, her companion on a quest, wants to fight a creature that is well worth his skill. When Terra ends up wounded after a fight with a dragon, they are stuck at an inn while she recovers. Things might not be so clear cut when she discovers Farkas might not have been talking about hunting a dragon to test his skill.

An ordinary university student was isekai'd to the world of elder scrolls at the time of the oblivion crisis, watch as he tries hard to survive and save the world from unmaking.

Vogin, owner of the Honeystrand Meadery, is bored and seeking inspiration for a new drink. Once he finds it, he causes a series of events that haunts the people (and players) of Skyrim forever.

So the Dragonborn has returned, and is fighting for the fate of the world. Good for them. Because while that's going on we've got a kid lying his way into school, a woman with a teamkilling problem, an Orc trying not to get attached to her assassination target, and a cat who's really just here to cut hair. Not the people you'd ideally entrust the fate of Skyrim to, huh? COMPLETE.

Book 1 of CHAMPIONS OF THE GODS. Sithis created Lorkhan to destroy Mundus and return the universe to the Void. For millennia Sithis tried to correct the mistakes of Lorkhan without success. Now he has the backing of Aedra and Daedra alike and with the help from the Aldmeri Dominion and his Champion he might succeed.

a short story of my fdb and her theif

From not-so-humble beginnings, this story follows the titular character on their journey to becoming a legend. Compared to the actual game, the Dragonborn will meet various new allies, and face off against new adversaries along their quest.

Aria Silver-Eye is a Nord spellsword, fighting monsters and men with steel and magic. She roams the lands of Skyrim and Solstheim helping those in need whilst finding love, friendship and adventure wherever she goes.

Karlah and the Dragonborn finally realize what they want from each other

Suthay Khajiit are born under New Masser and New Secunda. A Suthay gets too many New starts. Set in 5E 404, after the great Dragonborn is lost and not found. (Reborn!OC, may fall into the realm of crack at times. No pairings at this time.)(Story on Ao3 as well! Pictures included occasionally)

The Pride escaped Elsweyr after being framed for the Mane's death. Now they're determined to find a way to bring the moons back, and build an army to bring the False Mane down from power. Foes become allies and prophecies of ancient power are discovered in their journey across Tamriel. Book 2 of 3 of The Void Nights trilogy.

A Nord who believed in the Stormcloak cause found himself in the center of chaos, Helgen was the first to suffer the wrath of Alduin the World Eater. But it was where three unlikely heroes met, destined to face against the dark dragon who threatened all of Tamriel, they set out to bring forth to battle the return of dragons. And he will succeed, for he is Dovahkiin, the Dragonborn.

Just a short notice on leaving ff-dot-net; I'll take this down in a week or so

Chosen by fate, the Dragonborn comes forth to end the scourge of the Dragons in Skyrim and put an end to the World Eater, Alduin. With the power of the Voice at their command, nothing can stop the Dragonborn from fulfilling their destiny, right? But in this case, there seems to be a problem, one which might doom all of Tamriel.

"I have something to tell you: A great story that spans the lands of Elsweyr. I have something to show you: A token. Please, listen and consider this: I have but one chance to change your mind." Skyrim oneshot.

Elisif and the Dragonborn have a discussion at one of Elenwen's parties about the other Jarls and their potential as... partners.

The Book of Noxaura - Part 1. Left for dead in the Rift, Noxaura, Priestess of Potema, is saved by a mysterious man. . She will soon discover that not everything in Skyrim is what she believed it to be - especially the role that the Divines have chosen for her; the role that will lead Noxaura to her destiny.

Asena Lohkiir, a young cowardly nord, is spun into chaos when she becomes the Dragonborn. Her life suddenly changes, and deep memories resurface, bringing her the hardest challenge she's ever faced. Little does she know; this is just the beginning of her song.

Clan Shatter-Shield is one of the oldest and most prestigious Nord clans in Windhelm, and their power is exceeded only by their reach. Muiri, a young orphaned Breton girl, is adopted into the family. Nord only in Clan name, Muiri struggles to prove her worth. A tragedy of love, betrayal and revenge. Re-imagining of the questlines "Mourning Never Comes" and "No Stone Unturned"

An original story taking place in Hammerfell many years after the events of Skyrim. Sator, Warrior-Monk of Bergama, seeks to drive out the remaining Thalmors from Hammerfell but soon uncovers that he's not the only one. Will they join in a common goal, or is the depth of their motives too wide apart?

The stories of the heroes of Tamriel are told far and wide. The Elder Scrolls foretell their fate and guide their destiny, but little is said of them beyond their great feats. The bards forget that destinies are often curses, and that heroes are not made for peace. (A short series of around four oneshots. Includes the Nevarine, Hero of Kvatch, Vestige, and Dragonborn).

J'samma is the single survivor when his Khajiit caravan gets attacked by bandits. That night, he becomes a Gamer in Skyrim.