Short oneshot of the Dragonborn realising he's had enough of the Dark Brotherhood, and how he tries to fix things.

Children of Honorhall: What if Grelod wasn't killed? Hroar's past comes back to haunt him and he must decide where his loyalty lies.

During the early Fourth Era, the Third Aldmeri Dominion has reached the peak of its infancy, with its domain stretching across most of the Abecean Sea. Can a high elven pirate preserve his principles of truth and justice, or will they crumble into fatal contradictions under the Thalmor Party's totalitarian arm?

Anrel is Listener and with that title comes all the responsibility she was unprepared for. With the help of Arquen, new, and old friends, she must defend her family from itself, the ever tightening noose of the Imperial Guard and a new and deadly enemy.

A bad tragidy stets an adventure for a regular argonain...but will he suceed?

When a young Breton finds out she's actually one of two living Dragonborn, she's distraught. Nobody wants to hear they're not special anymore. Soon, however, another calling pulls at her: the Dark Brotherhood. As a Dovahkiin, the Listener, and the object of a lunatic's overbearing affections, there's nothing stopping her from going mad as well.

Vampires and thieves go hand and hand. They each thrive on darkness, and they each leave their marks with much less than what they started with. So when a sharp-toothed Bosmer enters Riften, the city of thieves, she obviously fits right in. But between rescuing her Guild and being the second of two living Dragonborn, her secrets start to come out. Hiding isn't an option anymore.

Juniper is a high elf, once a slave and now renowned as The Last Dragonborn. Gormak, an Orc, is persuaded by Hermaeus Mora to steal this power but when it all backfires, Juniper might have finally found someone she can relate to. OFC!Elf/OMC!Orc Rated M for language and violence and for other mature things to happen in later chapters. Slowburn.

The Dragonborn has gone insane, and nobody is quite sure why. He's locked up now, but what caused it?

She wakes up alone in a pitch dark room. She's scrambling, trying to find her way, desperately screaming at the top of her lungs for help. But it is useless, she sighs as she realizes that she's stuck and abandoned. Suddenly, a door on the other side of the room opens, the bright light burning her eyes. No Elder Scroll characters but Skyrim setting and magic.

Cursed with lycanthropy, Khalila, in her quest for a cure, finds mercy and friendship from Talin and his sister Ro.

Leafeliä is on a journey to pick a spell tome up for her professor, when the unexpected happens. She is thrown into the Cidhna Mines, along with another elf, Colden. They together find a way out into freedom,and into a brighter future. I do not own the Elder Scrolls or any of the characters, places, and locations, but Bethesda does.

Once upon a time Talos became an Aedra. The Dragonborn decides to follow his example, but sets her sights on Oblivion instead... Fem-Dovahkin, Dark, One-Shot.

Octavia always had a special spot in her heart for Ulfric Stormcloak, once her elder brother's closest friend, but it's been years since she's seen him and she's not the same silly girl she once was. Now, as she travels to Windhelm to deliver a message for Balgruuf the Greater of Whiterun, she doesn't know what to expect.

A abnormal girl living a normal life. Fiona is a Neko, she has black cat ears and tail, she is only 18 when everything takes a turn for the worst when she and her friends get mugged and shot after that night, nothing will ever be the same.

A glimpse into the truly horrid scenes that we- having been the Dragonborn- did not see of the Battle for Windhelm. This work gives us a glance into what we did not see, and paradoxically what we were responsible for. Steeped in metaphor (weak ones, at that), we see what we hath not seen before- the snows of scarlet hue.

A hero of Skyrim but not her native daughter J'ravi is a Khajit merchant turned sword-for-hire when she's captured on the border of Hammerfell. After escaping Helgen she follows the road to Windhelm accompanied by her companion Janessa the dark elf archer. Her story begins as she travels to Falkreath at the behest of Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak to find missing soldiers at Fort Neugard.

Kjarik was raised on a farm outside Riften. When the tragedy strikes he shows a peculiar competence in certain arts. Kjarik has a true beast inside.

Everyone knows of the infamous Markarth Incident, and what happened afterwards. But what about the people who had to live through that event, Stormcloak and Reachmen? This is their story.

Why DO they call him Dirge? What if all... is not as it seems! Please enjoy this not-at-all-serious tale.

"Sweet Mother, sweet Mother, send your child unto me, for the sins of the unworthy must be baptized in blood and fear." The words awoke the scarred flesh on Nessa's back, setting her feet on a path to collecting a blood debt from her childhood. (AU This is NOT canon Skyrim. M-rating for a reason.)

A classic story of opposites attracting, I like to think of this as my Skyrim Romeo & Juliet. A Thalmor mage developes a competition based relationship with a Nordic Stormcloak warrior. Each encounter with the warrior leaves our heroin shaken to her core and questioning her beliefs. Meanwhile the Civil War in Skyrim rages on. Work In Progress.

Few things flow deeper beneath one's skin than love and understanding. Achieving such feelings can be quite a challenge, however.

Following the conclusion of the dragon and vampire crises in Skyrim, the fragile peace shatters. Now under pressure from the Dominion, the war between the Empire of Cyrodiil and the rebels led by Ulfric Stormcloak reaches a feverish pitch. Sequel to "The Dragonborn and the Lioness", rated M for violence and language.

A group of mercenaries, and adventurers hired by the Psijic order are sent to investigate a vampire hideout. Their endeavors lead them into much more trouble than they expected, as they begin their quest to kill a god.