During the mission Lights Out, Deeja gets saved by a mysterious stranger, and exiled from the Blackbloods. She must now find a way to survive.

Twenty years after the Skyrim Civil War truce between the Stormcloaks and Imperials had started, much has changed. A truce among races, and peace has settled. A mark of this bond, a college has been constructed in Cyrodil. But not all shall remain calm.

Not all heroes are Dragonborn. Some are mercenaries, some are mages, some are thieves, and some fight for the legion. Ordinary, if exceptionally skilled, people going about their day to day lives. Sometimes all it takes is meeting the right person at the right time for you to get involved in the biggest mess you've ever seen.

Misunderstanding on both sides, but a happy ending. (Gods, I can't believe I wrote this drivel.)

Crossing the High Rock/Skyrim border was supposed to be the start of a new life for Marie Maxelle. Instead, the grass turned out no greener than it was back home, no thanks in part to the liberal snowfall. There has to be more to life than picking flowers and mixing potions, but if there is, she's yet to discover it.

Sol is a former member of the Thalmor who has fled to Skyrim after he was discovered worshiping Talos. He seeks to start anew in the wilds of Skyrim, but is captured in a familiar ambush and sent to the chaos of Helgen's dragon attack. But after escaping, the world is ahead and the hope adventure on the roads of Skyrim is boundless. These are Sol's stories.

They say I am the Dragonborn, well, I don't know about that. But I realized pretty quickly when I was swept up into the city of Helgen, where I then found myself destined for the chopping block. But then, a dragon saved us, and I escaped with Ralof, a Stormcloak, and we became friends. After some time passes, things change. I change.

After being shot in the back during an assassination job Mara awakens to learn she only survived due to an unexpected transformation.

In the dark days of the 4th Era, Alduin the World Eater has returned to fulfill his destiny and consume Nirn. In order to defeat him one man must accept his own fate and become the hero he was born to be. His name is Arn and this is his story.

The Dragonborn finds their way home after a contract for the Dark Brotherhood. She is more than a little roughed up.

It ended in Solstheim. Better the comforting lie, than the gut-retching truth: Solstheim never ended. An end that gave way to a new beginning, the Dragonborn now traverses peacemaking, new arising factions, preventing himself from becoming a puppet in the games of higher powers, and amassing "power" he didn't ask for.

I seriously have no idea where I'm going with this, so we'll see where we end up.

That one time I was Isekai'd into a video game by a celebrity icon, all because I was scared about getting cancelled on Twitter… (ONE-SHOT, MAY CONTINUE). The best way to enjoy this is to either turn your brain off or leave it at the door. Family tag coz nothing beats family.

Falls-From-Stars is a former thief with aspirations of turning her life around. When she learns that she's the Dragonborn of legend, however, everyone around her is determined to make her follow her destiny. With great reluctance and sarcasm, she attempts to solve the many problems of Skyrim's people.

A man from our world suddenly wakes up on his way to be executed in Helgen from the game Skyrim. He has played some of the game but not all of it so how will he survive on his own?

The life she knew ended with sirens and nuclear fire. Imagine the shock when Vanya Marietta opened her eyes to a new world, one that would challenge everything she ever believed in. Non-DB OC X Teldryn Sero. Post main quest/civil war.

Encountering Bandits is a common occurrence in Skyrim, but one usually has a limit to how many times they can encounter the same over-confident bandit before it finally grates on them. This story is pretty much just a realization of that feeling that came from an idea I had with my own Dragonborn. **Contains Spanking**

Isolated from the world, two brothers live alone in the cold, harsh forests of Skyrim. Plagued by dreams he doesn't understand, Jorgun, the elder brother, tries to make the best of their situation, keeping himself and his brother fed and safe until a hunt turns to tragedy, and the young Nord finds himself cursed with an affliction he does not want, but cannot cure.

After fulfilling her purpose of slaying the World Eater and winning the Civil War in Skyrim, the Dragonborn's life has become aimless. Travelling to Cyrodiil is suppose to bring her distraction and new challenges, when unexpectedly a stuck-up Thalmor Justiciar becomes both. [Includes the BeyondSkyrim:Bruma mod]

A dark and suspicious rumor draws the vampire hunter, Lasirah, to Morthal. Prodded by her two patrons, Stendarr, God of Justice and Mercy, and Meridia, Daedric Prince of Life, she begins her investigation of a burned out house... and begins to uncover a deadly conspiracy that will affect the entire town.

"Illuminated by what thin streams of moonlight cut through the pine boughs, her ginger hair was spread out in a halo of dead embers intertwined with fallen pine needles. Cold and still like the remains of a burnt out fire. Not even the night wind reached down into the bluff to stir her curls. She was a statue of bone." Or, Farkas doesn't know what to do when he finds his wife.

a stranger awakens in the port of Nullwick calling himself the journeyman an ancient legend reawakens

The Tragic Tale of Grog... The Dishonored Orc

The war in Skyrim is over. The Imperials have won. From the peace that followed, a group of like-minded characters has banded together to stop the nefarious practice of draugr grave robbing. Little did they know, this will lead to some very interesting questions about the fabric of Skyrim's society and culture. [An light-hearted meta exploration of an infintely rereleased game]

Direct sequel to 'Skyrim: The Unglamourous Failings of Ulfric Stormcloak'. Ever wondered about the backstory of everyone's favorite housecarl Lydia and how she came under the service of Jarl Balgruuf? Witness the hilarity of her plight and journey in this story! Rated T for language and violence.